My Life to Live

The economy is imploding: it's impossible for first time buyers to break into the housing market, jobs are vanishing faster than high street banks and the price of home heating and organic muesli has shot up. These are some of the challenges facing people struggling to reduce their carbon emissions in an economic down-turn. But saving the planet doesn't have to cost the world and nor do tough economic times need to relegate concerns for the planet to the back burner.

Reducing your carbon emissions in an economic down-turn can be challenging, but saving the planet doesn't have to cost you more.

“An essential guide for students, teachers, professionals, artists, and anyone who yearns to travel and work for a better world” (Ken Carpenter, PhD).

A powerful documentary that examines the pathology behind the senseless violence that plagues America’s inner-city communities. Shot on the busy and dangerous streets of Anywhere, USA, the controversial film is gaining notice for its provocative portraits of “bling-bling” culture and the “thug” mentality that inspires it. “I made this film to show young people who may be blinded by the flashy cars, and cash, to know what life as a thug is really about,” says former gang banger turned social activist/filmmaker Arthur “Silky Slim” Reed. “If they see the hurt and suffering that this lifestyle is causing people, then maybe it will wake them up. It’s time for a serious change to take place in inner-city America.”

I Used To Be Pretty is the 2019 album by Hollywood punksters The Flesh Eaters. Yep Roc are the MASTAHS!