Skip to content

People2PeopleTV

People to People TV was formed in Santa Barbara in the summer of 2002 to record and broadcast the voices for peace and social change locally and beyond. Our founders and members are experienced video journalists, filmmakers, activists and multi-media specialists. People to People has had shows aired regionally, nationally and internationally.

From the show's RSS feed, refreshed Apr 16, 2026. Source feed.

Subscribe Bookmark

Episodes

  1. Halaco Educational Event

    On the Ormond Beach in Oxnard, California sits the Halaco Company's toxic waste pile which is 4 stories high. It is filled with heavy metals and radioactive materials and many poisonous pollutants. This is what is left over from their metal recycling plant which they begun in the '50's. They were...

  2. Bike Ride to Mercury Lounge

    During Bike Week in Santa Barbara, one of the events is to ride from BiCi Centro, the community bike shop to the Mercury Lounge way out in Goleta, to watch....bike movies! We just can't get enough of it.

About this show

People to People TV was formed in Santa Barbara in the summer of 2002 to record and broadcast the voices for peace and social change locally and beyond. Our founders and members are experienced video journalists, filmmakers, activists and multi-media specialists. People to People has had shows aired regionally, nationally and internationally.

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does People2PeopleTV have?

People2PeopleTV has 25 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 4, 2008.

What is People2PeopleTV about?

People to People TV was formed in Santa Barbara in the summer of 2002 to record and broadcast the voices for peace and social change locally and beyond. Our founders and members are experienced video journalists, filmmakers, activists and multi-media specialists. People to People has had shows...

How often does People2PeopleTV release new episodes?

People2PeopleTV publishes weekly, based on its 25 episodes since February 2008.
Link copied