Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
Whether your tastes run toward “Diary of a Worm” or “The Tea Film,” whether you prefer “Being Caribou” or “The End of Suburbia” — the 14th Annual Environmental Film Festival has offerings to appeal to everyone. And admission is FREE to many of the 100 documentary, feature, animated, and children’s films. Join Kojo for a sneak preview.
Guests
- Adrian Cowell Director of “The Jungle Beat” and the documentary series “The Decade of Destruction: Murder in the Amazon.”
- Dave Eckert Director of "On the Edge: The Potomac River’s Dyke Marsh"
- Gregory Greene Director of "The End of Suburbia"
- Flo Stone Founder and Artistic Director, The Environmental Film Festival
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