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As the seasons change, many families will be checking their household energy use to curb costly bills. Youth Radio’s Antony Jaureguí grew up in sunny Southern California, and has never worried much about where energy comes from and how much he uses. But on a trip to his parents’ hometown in Mexico, he begins to question why he never questions his energy use.
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Youthcast Selection!Using this on Youthcast! I love that you contradict yourself through your brother, blaming the energy comsumption in the house on him, and then having him turn it around on you. It's a "lesson learned" piece, without being too heavy handed about the importance of self-awareness. Sound rich! |
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INTRO:As the seasons change, many families will be checking their household energy use to curb costly bills. Youth Radio’s Antony Jaureguí grew up in sunny Southern California, and has never worried much about where energy comes from and how much he uses. But on a trip to his parents’ hometown in Mexico, he begins to question why he never questions his energy use.
OUTRO:This piece was produced by Antony Jaureguí for Youth Radio.
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Micah Whetstone
Posted on July 10, 2009 at 11:02 AM | Permalink
smart
and very effective.