Television

Television
C-Span, Center for Visionary Leadership lecture, “Global Economy and the Environment,” September 21, 1996. C-Span Video #95328-1:35, Tape 96-09-25-02-2, Purdine University, C-Span Archives, 1-800-CSPAN98.
“Mapping the Millennium,” a one-hour TV program on meeting of minds on environment and development futures” for TVE International, BBC, London (April 27, 1996).
“Redefining Wealth and Progress,” National Press Club, Washington, DC (May 12, 1993). Broadcast on C-Span (May 13, 1993). Ordering information: designate tape #35326 (I hr/30 min) $65. Write to: C-Span, Viewer Services, 400 N. Capitol St., NW, Washington, DC 20002 (enclose check). Phone: 202-626-7963.
Video taped interviews with prominent futurists and international experts on sustainable development. The series: “CREATING ALTERNATIVE FUTURES II.” Executive Producer, Carol Spalding, Provost of the Open Campus, Jacksonville Community College in association with Channel 26, Jacksonville, Florida. (Distributed by Bullfrog Films, Oley, PA 1-800-543-3764.)

  1. “The Environment at Risk: Responding to Growing Dangers,” Hazel Henderson.
  2. Hazel Henderson interviews Elisabet Sahtouris, author of Earthdance, 3 parts.
  3. Hazel Henderson interviews Ashok Khosla, Editor Development Alternatives, 2 parts.
  4. Hazel Henderson interviews Peter Russell, author of The White Hole in Time, 2 parts.
  5. Hazel Henderson interviews Eckart Wintzen, CEO of BSO/Origin, Inc.
  6. Hazel Henderson interviews Barbara Marx Hubbard, author of Concious Evolution, 2 parts.
  7. Hazel Henderson interviews William Irwin Thompson, author of The Time Falling Bodies Take To Light, 2 parts.
  8. Hazel Henderson interviews Fritjof Capra, author of The Web of Life, 2 parts.
  9. Hazel Henderson interviews James Robertson, author of Future Wealth, 2 parts.
  10. Hazel Henderson interviews Ambassador Frank Bracho, author of Toward A New Human Development Paradigm, 1 part.
  11. Hazel Henderson interviews Dr. Kesheva Bhat: Traditional Health and Nutrition in India, 1 part.
  12. Hazel Henderson interviews Satish Kumar, Editor of Resurgence, 1 part.
Produced, wrote, edited, and hosted a twelve-part TV series aired on some 50 affiliated stations of the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) network. The series, entitled “CREATING ALTERNATIVE FUTURES” was produced in association with WUFT-Channel Five, at the University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. They featured Hazel Henderson’s conversations with futurists:

  1. “Future Politics: Anticipatory Democracy” with Alvin Toffler.
  2. “Post-Industrial Futures” with Marvin Harris and James Robertson.
  3. “The Future of Enterprise” with John Naisbitt and Sven Atterhed.
  4. “Re-structuring the Global Economy” with Lester Thurow, Howard Perlmutter.
  5. “Socially Responsible Investing” with Alice Tepper Marlin, President of Council on Economic Priorities.
  6. “Investing for a Viable World Future” with Robert Muller, Ziauddin Sardar.
  7. “East Meets West” with Alvin Toffler and Ziauddin Sardar.
  8. “Science and Society” with Fritjof Capra.
  9. “The Turning Point” with Fritjof Capra.
  10. “The Possible Society” with Jean Houston.
  11. “He and She Futures” with James Robertson.
  12. “The Possible Human” with Jean Houston.
This TV series has been dubbed into Spanish and has been aired in several South American countries, as well as New Zealand and Australia. The series is presently available in videocassettes for rental or purchase (VHS or Beta or Umatic and PAL formats) from Bullfrog Films, Oley, PA 19547 (215)779-8226 or 1-800-543-3764.
Produced two twelve-part series on CBS-TV “Sunrise Semester” in New York City, entitled “ALTERNATIVE FUTURES” which were aired in 1977 and 1978.
Interviewed on NBC-TV “TODAY SHOW,” ABC-TV “GOOD MORNING AMERICA,” PBS-TV, “BILL MOYER’S JOURNAL,” CBS-TV “NIGHTWATCH,” and Australia’s ABC-TV, “Nightline,” with John Naisbitt on “Looking Ahead to 2010” (January, 1995), Dennis Wholey’s “America” (PBS, 1997) as well as many local news and magazine programs in the US, Canada and other countries.