All industries have to re-invent themselves. Including TV

"Tele-Vision" as a word means perceiving/broadcasting Vision going forward.

Media today has a huge credibility problem.

Audiences want to hear real people, real things, real points of view. They want to form their own opinion. Self-thinking is paramount.
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In a society where everything has become so emotionally charged, we need to re-discover dialogue; an ability to listen and put ourselves in another's shoes without judging.

Participatory TV: power to the people - dialogue that unites rather than divides

TV today is forced like so many other industries to re-invent itself and its impact going forward. Offering the chance to evolve from classic broadcasting to shared human experiences.

As we're transitioning from old paradigms to new ones, media can play a critical role in fostering deeper human connections in today's fragmented society. At a time where the call for systemic changes looms large, we need to talk about re-defining or re-discovering cultural, spiritual and personal aspirations that could guide America towards a new kind of prosperity. One, that values personal empowerment & inner peace, natural harmony just as much as material prosperity. Integrating personal empowerment in diverse perspectives can bridge the gap into the unknown of what's ahead of us.

Discover Nicolette's work

Since January 2020, Nicolette hosts Smart Sustainability, an independent weekly live tv show tackling co-creating a sustainable future where we thrive, the way human beings are meant to thrive. It focuses on the next stage of evolution of humankind, with a focus on co-creating a future aligned with who we are and Nature.

In over 170 + episodes to date, she’s exploring how to create a thriving future from an economic, business, environmental, social and human perspective with a myriad of guests from science, spirituality, arts; innovators, social entrepreneurs, change makers and everyday citizens. Applying common sense and putting on-going issues in context. Bringing indigenous worldviews, ancient knowledge, scientific and spiritual cosmovisions in a wide array of perspectives together.

In a short time, her programs garnered an audience from all sides of the aisle as well as a growing community of viewers that see themselves more represented in the middle vs locked into a camp of left and right.

Nicolette also works as international correspondent on-air and as writer.

Discover her new project: Co-Create America -- It's time! For a fresh approach to participatory TV -- using tech for good to re-discover America's magic and unleash America’s pioneering spirit to tackle our future, anchored in The Constitution.

As her name suggests: Nicolette meaning 'victory of the people' and DeVidar, means coming from life. Thus, she loves shows on bringing those two together.

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