Warren Etheredge Videos

There's a reason a brisk post dinner walk isn't a Thanksgiving tradition. Usually our after dinner traditions involve unbuckling our belts and rubbing our overly full bellies. Warren Etheredge wants to rethink eating at Thanksgiving and the rest of the year. He runs the Seattle based movie and entertainment Website The Warren Report. So, he turned to three films that shed light on overeating. He talked with KUOW's Jeannie Yandel.

Warren chats with Davis Guggenheim (Director:An Inconvenient Truth) about his last doc, what it means to be an artist, and clueless security guards. http://www.thewarrenreport.com

http://www.gnomedex.com - http://twitter.com/gnomedex - During this program Warren offers structures, tips and strategies to turn mundane questioning into the art of interviewing. It is an art that Warren has honed in more than 1,000 professional interviews. He is currently producing The Warren Report television series in which he conducts in depth interviews with documentary filmmakers and experts on the issues brought up in their films. The show gives audiences both vital information about the issues as well as film, book and research resources for learning more. http://chris.pirillo.com - http://twitter.com/chrispirillo

In 2008, close to 100 million people watched the New York Giants defeat the New England Patriots during Superbowl XLIII. With the exception of the finale of the TV show MASH, that Superbowl was the most watched television show ever. Not everyone spends winter Sundays in front of the television watching football, Warren Etheredge understands that. But he also thinks people who don't watch football miss a great opportunity to learn about American identity and values. Warren's the founder of the entertainment website The Warren Report. He's also the author of three books about football. And he loves the Dallas Cowboys. Warren tells KUOW's Jeannie Yandel about three football movies that also teach us about American identity.

The average American supermarket does not encourage its consumers to learn where the food they stock came from. And reading labels on many foods can be an exercise in frustration. But Warren Etheredge has some ideas to help us learn more about our food. Warren's the founder of the entertainment website The Warren Report. He told KUOW's Jeannie Yandel about three films that reveal what our food goes through before it shows up in our stores and on our tables.Extra! Warren's Food Flicks (pdf)