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ELIZABETH FIEND: www.bigteaparty.com
INDEPENDENT MEDIA MAKER, POPULIST EDUCATOR, GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZER

Elizabeth Fiend is the creator, writer and host of "BiG TeA PaRtY Sustainable Living" a home-economics TV show that specializes in cooking, crafts and anarchy. BiG TeA PaRtY Sustainable Living videos and mini-documentaries are aired on national satellite TV on the Dish Network and in Philadelphia on WYBE, Public Television and on DUTV; used in the classroom; and are available for purchase on the web site BigtTeaParty.com. These how-to videos encourage people to use their own imagination, skill and energy to advance not only their lives but the community around them and ultimately the planet. Elizabeth’s goal is to promote a sustainable living trinity -– good health, environmentalism and community activism -- a practical, rewarding lifestyle where ones actions won’t have a negative effect on future generations.

Elizabeth has appeared on NBC’s The Today Show and on the Food Network as a guest on weatherman Al Roker's cooking show On the Road With Roker. She has been featured in the Lonely Planet Travel Guide to Philadelphia; National Geographic Traveler’s Magazine; The New York Times; The Philadelphia Inquirer; and The Chicago Tribune. Elizabeth’s sk8-boarding video was part of ESPN’s Tube Action Sports Festival in conjunction with the X Games; her video on gun-violence in America was an international finalist in ADBUSTERS Creative Resistance Video Contest; and her hour long commentary on the protests during National Republican Convention received the Best Documentary award at the Philadelphia Film Festival, Festival of Independents. While she currently specializes in film making, writing and motivational speaking, Elizabeth is a true Renaissance woman having co-authored a reference book on the thematical analysis of television; recorded 2 albums and 6 singles as the slide guitar player in the psychedelic punk band More Fiends -- which is the only Philadelphia band to record a Peel Session for the BBC Radio in England; her future-now erotica comix and illustrations have appeared in Al Goldstein’s Screw Magazine and in Robert Crumb’s comic anthology Weirdo; Elizabeth is also a wedding officiant and has achieved her dream of marrying a couple while she was wearing a clown suit.

Elizabeth aspires to be an agent of social change who uses artistic expression combined with extensive research and reliable information to improve the health of individuals, the community and the planet -- and have a really good time doing it.