Thanks to your efforts, a life-changing experience is available in more of the world. 🌎 Watch the movie now on Prime Video with English, Spanish, German, & French subtitles. 📺 Trailer below.

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First Apple TV. Now Prime. 🚀 Outside of the US & UK (rent or buy), our last feature documentary film is now streaming for all on Prime. Prime has over 240 million subscribers worldwide. 🌍 Fun question: Which country do you think will stream it most? We'll share info once we

American Vapor Manufacturers I ask myself why I continue, then I remember the loved ones I've lost to cigarette use. That gives me the fuel to carry on.

I sure try!! Sometimes I get a little negative (Jenni Biebert says "whiny") in talks, but it really comes from an intense passion, love, & understanding of where we are & where we need to be. Often we're not where we need to be.

Question for Prime Video. I'm excited to see that You Don't Know Nicotine is available on your platform. I want to buy rentals of it and gift them to people I think would value seeing the movie. Like giving a gift certificate, but in this case, it would be for that movie. How do I do that?

So, you want a thoughtful, truthful, mind-blowing, public-facing documentary about nicotine that is perfect for your friends, family, & neighbors to see? The first feature-length documentary about nicotine is now on major streaming platforms (Apple TV & Prime). What now? It is

Want to know how to help spread the word, the truth, increase viewership of this insightful documentary & help save lives? It starts with sharing knowledge & engaging in civil conversations. Superb thread from Aaron Biebert on how we can help. Please and thank you.

Watched it just now; highly recommend. Released in 2020, it's an absolute 'must-watch', in my opinion

Not knowing something feels bad. There are three ways to cope: 1) Learn about it from primary sources (~ 1% of people) 2) Ignore it so you don't have to think about it (most people) 3) Fake it, but go negative (too many people) There's always something bad to focus on...even

A new edition of Skip's Corner was published this morning. In this episode, I discuss my #LivedExperience with Aaron Biebert and the You Don't Know Nicotine movie. It serves as my launching pad to discuss the importance of Lived Experience. skipscorner.substack.com/p/ydkn-and-exp… Every voice matters!

There's layers inside layers. On the surface, the story is quite straightforward. As you get to the end, you have a full, simple picture of what's going on & why. When you watch it again, you'll see more depth from each person we meet along the way. That helps with deeper

21 years of partnership with Jenni Biebert. New thing this year, Sydney Biebert & Ricardo took the fam out for dinner to celebrate with our friends at Cafe India. No kidney stones this year (one year ago). Jenni & I are still in love. We have some arguments still (today even),

Yes, thanks to 1000+ Kickstarter backers this film was made possible. Bumpy roads at times (2020 release was a major challenge), but we did it together and now it's finally out on major platforms.

Seeing some old pals showing up again & adding energy! ⚡️ It's been a long road for much of our community (we met many of you in 2015 & 2016), but it always feels good to see old friends saying hi. Remember these moments?

🚨Spoiler Alert!🚨 Our movie wasn't about smoking at all. It was about improving brain health & what serious scientists at world-class universities were finding. It was about love for our communities, the need for truth, & who is holding back vital information that could affect

I'm curious if others are deeply contemplating where our societies will be in 10 years, now that we're in the AI Era.

Why do you think the red lines are happening?

I used to have a lot of deep convos on Twitter. Most of my work over the past 15 years has almost exclusively originated here. It was always the best for connecting. Lately, I find when I post different topics looking for discussion...crickets. Perhaps it's my regular shifting