Our Production
Bring the World Home is designed to fulfill the third goal of the Peace Corps, to educate Americans about the other countries in which volunteers have served. Volunteers are interviewed about their service abroad, describing the people, culture, life overseas, working conditions, the work accomplished and how these experiences have changed them.

Each show requires assistance from up to 10 volunteers who comprise the production team, approximately 80 hours of volunteer time are required per taping. The project is in its 8th year of production, since its conception in 2002 more than 77 episodes (37 hours) have aired involving the dedication of more than 1000 volunteer hours. Each program airs a minimum of 4 times, and as many as 8 if used to fill alternative time slots.

Production tapings are generally at the Mapunapuna Station of 'Olelo Community Television.

If you would like to participate as a crew or invited guest, contact Linda Chock.

Hosts: Chip Uehara-Tilton, Kimberly Biggs, Jim Carr, Rosemary Casey, Linda Chock, Doug Long, Rich Pezzulo, Mary Roblee, Joe Zuiker, Deborah Ball, Betty Compton
Producers: Doug Long (2002-2003), Mary Roblee (2003-2005), Linda Chock (2005-2010)
Directors: Bonnie Murakami, Doug Long

Resources
Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Collection: Oral History Interviews
An Inventory of Interviews at the John F. Kennedy Library National Archives and Records Administration

Episode Archive