Project Rhythm Seed

November 15, 2009 – SOMA San Diego
by: Myles Crawley

The other night I went out with my son Cullen to see a band called “fun.”. I ran across fun. a few days before when I received an email from their publicist announcing the release of their newest video for a song called “All the pretty girls”. The show was at an all ages club and, since Cullen is only 13, I saw it as a good opportunity to have a boys night out. The club was pretty full when we got there (amazing for a Sunday night), and funny enough the audience was predominantly female. Cullen certainly seemed happy about that since nearly all were under the age of 18. I, on the other hand, would’ve been more comfortable being surrounded by drunk bikers.  Read more...

During a recent conversation with Bobbie Gale from Big Hassle, I became aware of a non-profit from Canada called Yellow Bird Project. Since we share a common interest in social entrepreneurship, I thought it would be fitting to introduce you to them as well. On September 18, 2009 I sat down with them via Skype to get more information on this unique new enterprise.  Read more...

Ghostland Observatory

August 20th, 2009 – Birch Theater, San Diego, CA
By: Norma Gonzalez

It was Thursday, August 20, 2009 around 1p.m. and I got a call from my friend Charles telling me that Ghostland Observatory was playing that night at The Birch Theater in North Park! I couldn’t believe that this amazing duo was going to perform in this tiny town of North Park (which has definitely become the hipster scene of San Diego). I immediately started doing my research and all I found were postings that GLO was doing a special show and tickets were only $5!!!! Wow! Wow! Wow! I was SUPER excited and I set my mind to be at the show no matter what!!!  Read more...

Re-Post from Examiner.com San Diego – Celebrity Charity Examiner

Written by: Linda St.Cyr
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Originally posted July 4th, 2009

Music celebrities have often used their status to gain attention for the charities they support. Stars such as Annie Lennox, Bono of U2, Michael Jackson, Sheryl Crow and many more have all participated in using their music to reach out to their fans to promote awareness, action and advocacy for causes that are worthwhile.  Read more...

“This is a photo of Bakit – the bravest boy in the world.”

On Friday May 15th my wife Danica, my daughter Alana and I joined the Darfur Fast for Life because we wanted to stand in solidarity with the people of Darfur and we wanted to express our outrage at the ongoing crisis in the Sudan. We follow on the heals of Mia Farrow, who fasted for 12 days, Sir Richard Branson and Peter Gabriel. We are on a water only diet for the next three days.  Read more...

On Friday May 15th my wife Danica, my daughter Alana and I joined the Darfur Fast for Life because we wanted to stand in solidarity with the people of Darfur and we wanted to express our outrage at the ongoing crisis in the Sudan. We follow on the heals of Mia Farrow, who fasted for 12 days, Sir Richard Branson and Peter Gabriel. We are on a water only diet for the next three days.  Read more...

On Friday May 15th my wife Danica, my daughter Alana and I joined the Darfur Fast for Life because we wanted to stand in solidarity with the people of Darfur and we wanted to express our outrage at the ongoing crisis in the Sudan. We follow on the heals of Mia Farrow, who fasted for 12 days, Sir Richard Branson and Peter Gabriel. We are on a water only diet for the next three days.  Read more...

Project Rhythm Seed has been selected as one of the Top-Ten finalists in the all new Pitch TV competition started by Sir Richard Branson. Branson, of course is the CEO of the Virgin empire of over 360 companies. The Project Rhythm Seed creative team submitted their video, which was shot in the California desert, and it has been selected as a finalist. Please visit the Pitch TV page for Project Rhythm Seed and vote for us through May 15th, 2009, which is only this Friday. The winners will get their video played on all Virgin Airlines flights throughout the World, thus furthering the reach and impact of Project Rhythm Seed, and potential customers and viewers established for our brands we will be rolling out! We thank you all for your support of Project Rhythm Seed. Vote for us now on Pitch TV.  Read more...

Project Rhythm Seed seeking founding donors  Read more...

The Project Rhythm Seed Staff believe in the work that Invisible Children are doing. Please take a moment to check out this campaign:

To bring the 3,000 child soldiers home, it will take an army of at least 3,000 individuals to pledge $3 a week through TRI. Your $3 a week will go straight to advocacy, awareness and events that will lead to The Rescue of the child soldiers. Your TRI donation will stop as soon as Joseph Kony’s child soldiers are set free. If you don’t TRI, who will? Sign up now.  Read more...