Andrew Vasco

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WATCH: A Message From the Future

Eat more cereal, take advantage of nature, and get up off your chair and dance like a lunatic.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 24, 2013

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Watch: Peruvian Prison Aerobics

Watch as Alejandro Nuñez del Arco transforms his fellow inmates in one of Peru's most dangerous prisons with Full Body aerobics.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 20, 2013

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Kathrine Switzer: What it Was Like to Be First Female in the Boston Marathon

Katherine Switzer talks about the challenges of being the first female to run the Boston Marathon.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 17, 2013

Articles

Watch: Powerful Spoken Word on the Right to Breastfeed

Hollie McNish recites a beautiful and haunting poem about her right to breastfeed her child.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 14, 2013

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Watch: Steve Carell Wants to Be Kid President's VP of Awesome

Steve Carell lists all the reasons why he thinks he'll make a good Vice President for Kid President.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 12, 2013

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Watch: This Seven Minute Workout is Hysterical

This video combines an exercise routine with a fun catchy song and silly images, making it hard not to laugh while doing this rigorous training

Andrew Vasco

Jul 10, 2013

Articles

Animation: The Simple Art of Being Healthy

This animation shows the contrast of diet, mental health, and physical health of two clay people.

Andrew Vasco

Jul 05, 2013

Articles

Watch: Cliff Jumping Done Right

A few friends, a trampoline, and Clear Creek Lake. This group of friends explored their limits and creativity this summer.

Andrew Vasco

Jun 29, 2013

Articles

These Salvadoran Locals Leave No Trace in Their Mangroves

The mangroves of Guatemala. A beautiful place to visit and explore. But for some people, such as Jorge or Nahun, the mangroves are a way of life.

Andrew Vasco

Jun 26, 2013

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Watch: Everest Pioneer Jim Whittaker on Testing Oneself and Collecting Scars

It's been 50 years since Jim Whittaker climbed Mt. Everest. Watch as he talks about what it means to have a life well lived.

Andrew Vasco

Jun 12, 2013

Articles

Walk on Water: The Paraplegic Kayaking Badass

After Greg Mallory was paralyzed from the waist down from a skiing accident, he sought out an alternative way to get out and explore: kayaking.

Andrew Vasco

Jun 05, 2013

Articles

Safety Made Beautiful: Night Biking Like 'Tron'

Have you ever wanted to bike at night and look like the light cycle from Tron?

Andrew Vasco

Jun 02, 2013

Articles

The Coolest Bike Share System: Hangzhou, China

Hangzhou, China, a city with a population of over 6.77 million people, is home to one of the coolest bike share systems in the world!

Andrew Vasco

May 26, 2013

Articles

Watch: Pedestrians in Shanghai Paint Beautiful Trees By Crossing the Street

In 2010, the China Environmental Protection Foundation and Jody Xiong created a visual campaign to encourage commuters to walk instead of drive.

Andrew Vasco

May 18, 2013

Articles

The Tallest Bike in the West: 15 Feet and Riding

The latest CicLAvia was this past month (hope you stopped by the GOOD booth) and the streets of LA were filled with bikes.

Andrew Vasco

May 09, 2013

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Eat more cereal, take advantage of nature, and get up off your chair and dance like a lunatic.

Watch as Alejandro Nuñez del Arco transforms his fellow inmates in one of Peru's most dangerous prisons with Full Body aerobics.

Katherine Switzer talks about the challenges of being the first female to run the Boston Marathon.

Hollie McNish recites a beautiful and haunting poem about her right to breastfeed her child.

Steve Carell lists all the reasons why he thinks he'll make a good Vice President for Kid President.

This video combines an exercise routine with a fun catchy song and silly images, making it hard not to laugh while doing this rigorous training

This animation shows the contrast of diet, mental health, and physical health of two clay people.

A few friends, a trampoline, and Clear Creek Lake. This group of friends explored their limits and creativity this summer.

The mangroves of Guatemala. A beautiful place to visit and explore. But for some people, such as Jorge or Nahun, the mangroves are a way of life.

It's been 50 years since Jim Whittaker climbed Mt. Everest. Watch as he talks about what it means to have a life well lived.

After Greg Mallory was paralyzed from the waist down from a skiing accident, he sought out an alternative way to get out and explore: kayaking.

Have you ever wanted to bike at night and look like the light cycle from Tron?

Hangzhou, China, a city with a population of over 6.77 million people, is home to one of the coolest bike share systems in the world!

In 2010, the China Environmental Protection Foundation and Jody Xiong created a visual campaign to encourage commuters to walk instead of drive.

The latest CicLAvia was this past month (hope you stopped by the GOOD booth) and the streets of LA were filled with bikes.