A Guide to Being a Good Neighbor

"Water is a relative."

Season 1 begins in the Greater Everglades.

Our mission is to create media that heals and mobilizes, telling stories that restore our connection to land, honor Indigenous knowledge, and ignite neighborly responsibility in the face of climate and colonial harm.

Created out of love, urgency, and deep-rooted care. Developed in 2020 as a response to a rapidly shifting South Florida, where rising tides meet ancient sawgrass, and the stories we tell ourselves about home become matters of survival.

It evolved into a layered collaborative vision: part documentary, part eco-mythology, part survival manual. A project that refuses the easy binary of doom or hope, choosing instead the harder work of radical attention.

We spotlight neighbors who rarely get camera time: Indigenous leaders, climate artists, land stewards, young organizers. The people doing the work while the rest of us scroll past.

Their stories aren't just inspiring, they're instructional.

This isn't climate catastrophe storytelling. It's a guide to kinship in the age of collapse.

And it's just the beginning.

Series Overview

A punk-poetic climate docuseries guided by Iggy Pop, weaving Indigenous wisdom, ecological urgency, and South Florida soul into a vision for collective resilience.

Iggy Pop

Godfather of punk. Cultural disruptor. Unlikely nature guide.

Picture an intimate substitute teacher; sharp, soulful, humorous, tender, delivering narration that feels like nature documentary reverence meets punk sermon. A voice that has seen everything and still chooses wonder.

“Curious is a good thing to be.”

Because the waterline is rising, outside and within us.

Because the best solutions are already here, and no one's listening.

Because we're tired of fear-based narratives and ready for story-based healing.

The time to act like good neighbors is now.

A surreal, nostalgic, ecological collage. Think Magic School Bus meets PBS at midnight, where a rogue folklorist guides you through mythic field trips.

Each episode begins in a stylized classroom set where Mr. Pop introduces themes and neighbors. Animated sequences act like memory voyages through swamp and time. Skate film energy meets meditative nature documentary pacing.

Humor, fringe, warmth, rooted in landscape and community.

Camcorder clips

VHS artifacts & tracking lines

Punk zines

Xerox textures & collage edges

Archival footage

Memory as landscape

2D Animation

Mythic field trips through time

This Series Grows With Every Place It Touches

Season 01

The Greater Everglades

Season 02

The Amazon

Because being a good neighbor isn't a destination.
It's a lifelong practice.