Posts Tagged ‘jason mraz’

Last night was the EMAs (pronounced “emmas”, in case you didn’t know), the annual awards gala thrown by the Environmental Media Association in celebration and recognition of those working in film and TV production who are supporting and promoting the green cause both behind the scenes and on camera. Sir Richard Branson and Jason Mraz [...]

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The Green Quote: Jason Mraz On Being A Vegan

September 28th 2009

“Let’s say you’re a vegan or if you choose to eat raw food. Well, that makes you a little more conscious about what you’re putting in your body, therefore, raising your consciousness, if you will. And the same thing goes for being conscious about thoughts, your own thoughts, and what you’re telling yourself, how you’re [...]

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20th Anniversary EMA Nominations Announced

September 12th 2009

The Environmental Media Association has announced the nominees for its 20th anniversary awards show, slated for October 25th at Paramount Studios.
Honorees at this year’s event include Jason Mraz and Sir Richard Branson.
Among the feature films nominated are Earth and The Day the Earth Stood Still. Ecorazzi favorite The Cove is up in the Documentary category [...]

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Jason Mraz Plugs A Raw Vegan Lifestyle On New Video Series

September 9th 2009

Being vegan is a cinch, but raw vegan? Dude, I’ve tried and it’s sooooo hard for me. Hence the super amount of respect I have for Jason Mraz and his rockstar raw diet.
Jason went raw last April when his “trusty sidekick, Toca Rivera…discovered he was Diabetic.”  A year later, Jason likes the diet so much [...]

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Jason Mraz Plugs A Greener Type Of Breakfast

July 13th 2009

Over on his MySpace blog, Jason Mraz has once again enlightened us on an aspect of his new, raw vegan life: Breakfast.
The 32-year-old explores his old early morning eating habits — and how he used to feel pretty much like crap with the sugary stuff he was throwing down. He also makes a highly generous [...]

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Jason Mraz Wants To Stop Saving The World And Create A New One

Meanwhile, his new solar array continues to take shape...

June 17th 2009

Jason Mraz has keyed another blog entry on his Freshness Factor Five Thousand blog — the artist’s tagged “Conversation Station” — and with this one, he wonders aloud whether saving the world is actually worth it. Would we, perhaps, be better off just creating a new one? He writes,
“Maybe we should stop trying to save [...]

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Jason Mraz Breaks Ground On His New Solar Array

June 11th 2009

During the American Idol finale, Jason Mraz revealed backstage that he was getting ready to power his farm with new solar array. Now, the wordplay singer has posted a photo on his blog showing the groundbreaking of the new install. He writes,
“This week on the farm we broke ground on our new sun system. We’re [...]

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We already knew Jason Mraz was a green guy at heart, but now the singer has revealed that his pad grooves to the same tune. The wordplay raw vegan was interviewed by MNN’s Gerri Miller during the American Idol finale and talked up the eco-renovations he recently added to his home.
“I became environmentally aware when [...]

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Green Celebrities On Twitter: Mraz, Frye, Begley, Branson, Moby

May 8th 2009

We love Twitter — not just because we get to communicate with people in 140 characters or less (Soon, everyone will speak this way too) but because it also gives us yet another insight into what some of our favorite green celebrities are up to. Of course, as some will point out, knowing exactly when [...]

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Jason Mraz Saves The World With 13 Indigenous Grandmothers

February 5th 2009

What can 13 indigenous grandmothers do when they put their heads together? Answer: a whole hell of a lot. 
Singer, vegan and raw foodist Jason Mraz recently took to his personal blog to write about The International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers and all their world-saving work. Mraz writes:
“Recently I was turned onto the work of the [...]

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