Support and spread the word about EcoTalk

October 30, 2006

Dear Friends of the Planet,

Did you know you have your own national radio show -- devoted exclusively to environmental challenges and sustainable solutions?  EcoTalk with Betsy Rosenberg has expanded to a daily format and is heard across the nation five days a week on AM radio (Air America Radio Network) and XM Satellite Radio, streamed on the Internet, and podcast through iTunes. Nowhere else will you hear the voices behind green news - and the eco-visionaries who deserve to be in the headlines but are overlooked by mainstream media.

We need help on two fronts: 

First, its ratings season!  Now is the time for you and your friends to tune in to your environment through EcoTalk. These conversations are relevant to everyone who eats, drinks or breathes!  To find a local station, go to www.ecotalk.net or listen on iTunes -- and then forward this message to help spread the word about EcoTalk’s powerful, "tree-free" interview program.  If your local radio station doesn’t carry EcoTalk yet, you can call the program director and ask them to air EcoTalk.  Ratings matter - because that’s what attracts sponsors, and those sponsors will allow EcoTalk to remain on the air.   

Second, speaking of sponsors and money, EcoTalk needs both! We have an incredible, targeted national green audience and want to continue spreading the word.  If you know of any businesses, environmental organizations or other people interested in advertising or partnering with EcoTalk, please send us an email, at betsy@ecotalk.net.  We are also seeking individual investors and donations – as well as foundation support for our Environmental Journalism Program.

Can we count on your support?  Please send gratitude, sponsor leads, investment inquiries and even checks to betsy@ecotalk.net or to EcoTalk, P.O. Box 29025, San Francisco, CA 94129. Or call our office (415) 561-2165. 

With tremendous respect, warm regards, and more than a little urgency,

      ~ The EcoTalk Team

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[Eric]

You need an RSS feed. Desperately.