Our relationship with our host, our beautiful planet, is unsustainable. Earth will survive, but unless we radically change, we will not. As Thomas Friedman said in our panel in Washington, DC, "Nature always bats last and it bats 1,000 every time."

AVATAR depicts a future where Earth has become a dead planet, requiring its human inhabitants to travel light years to plunder resources needed for its own survival.

Home Tree Radio focuses on
a) The science and nature of the current threat to our survival on planet Earth
b) The legislation and technology being developed to address that threat
c) The action steps that we can and must take, together, to create a sustainable planet

James Cameron and his vision of a sustainable future . . . the modern integration of the lessons of Pandora . . . provide the essence of the show and James will appear often on the show to share his depth of knowledge and passion on these issues. Having grown up in nature in his native Canada and having spent 3,000 hours as an "underwater astronaut" exploring the depths of our oceans and its many ecosystems, his insights, reflected in AVATAR and on this radio show, provide one of the clearest understandings of the urgency of our moment as a species.

Starting Monday, April 26, the day after the Climate Change Rally on The Washington Mall, Home Tree Radio devotes itself to the endangered Kerry-Graham-Lieberman energy and climate change bill, the best chance America has had in years to incorporate the True Cost into energy and other products and end "Silent Taxation", the further accumulation of the "Phantom Deficit", "Dishonest Accounting" and "Corporate Socialism".

Join us and experts as we educate, discuss, dispel the myths of other talk shows and plan strategy and action around energy, climate change and sustainability. The goal is to generate awareness and pressure, on Sen. Graham and his Republican colleagues, to stop the obstruction, to understand the urgency and to finally create green jobs, a green economy and a sustainable future.