iCall, YouJEM

Get it? I call you JEM. He-he-hee! Okay, so I am crash-banging Apple (iEverything) and Google (YouTube) worlds in the title. And I realize neither of those operate at the scale that JEM suggests of other operators. But let’s face it. There is some brain power to address stuff we haven’t even thought of, so let’s put it to some use, as long as people are wired as much as they are now.

To help draw some additional input from folks, we’re inviting you (yes, you) to call our Google Voice line and leave us an old fashioned voice message about how you’re doing with whatever effort you make to live according to One Earth economic principles. Maybe it is your household tearing up your suburban yard in favor of a garden. Maybe it is your business encouraging bike commuting among your employees or going solar/wind powered. Maybe your church or temple or mosque is reevaluating investment strategies, favoring with peaceful/sustainable companies that better echo the preached messages or hosting Fair Trade events with an educational bent. Maybe you sold your car and are dedicating yourself to other means of transportation.

You get the idea. We want to hear from you. If you call the Google line, we’ll put your message up in a blog category for the world to hear. When you call, say who you are, what organization/business/group you’re with, tell us what strides you’re making, and how you see it fitting under the One Earth Economics umbrella. We’d love to see the varied ways that people are practicing One Earth Economics.

If you have direct business and need to talk to the office, please continue to use 619-528-8075, as the Google line is only for messages (not linked to any phone). You may leave any message you like, but we hope you’ll help contribute to the JEM blog in the way described above.

Enter your name and number into the fields provided. Google will call your phone and connect you.

(Our disclaimer: messages left on the Google line are left with the understanding that they may be used publicly on our site, possibly our podcast, and other JEM publicity. We publish using a Creative Commons license. See our site footer.)