Dearest Poopers, There’s much big news! The POOP Project is excited to be participating in the NY Green Festival this April 21 and 22 at the Javits Center. It’s going to be HUGE, packed to the gills with green goodies.  And tickets are cheapish! What’s more (What is, Puru? What is more?), we’ve been officially

Dearest Poopers, The POOP Project is proud to invite you to our final event of the year, in partnership with The Salt Salon. Join Shawn “The Puru” Shafner this Sunday, Dec. 18 at 5:00pm for a journey through the bowels of history, from the fall of Rome to the modern day, as we unearth the

Dearest Poopers, I am so looking forward to tabling at The NEW New York Block Party this Saturday, Oct. 1 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. But even more exciting are the FREE giveaways we’ll be featuring to help you green your home from your bottom up! Drumroll please… Bum Boosa Bamboo toilet paper is one bathroom product

Dearest Poopers, First off, there’s still room for YOU to join us this Saturday, 7/30 at 7:30pm for a rooftop screening of Gasland! Read the original post to learn more or just go express track and and RSVP here! And now for the news… The Puru at the rally with the North River Wastewater Treatment

Dearest Poopers, Here at The POOP Project, we agree with Ben Franklin that natural gas is okey-dokey (see “Not Everyone’s Against Gas“), and that us humans should be able to pass it without scrutiny. But one place where methane is definitely not welcome is in our drinking water. Unfortunately, with a new process for getting

It’s a simple fact of life: put food and water together, mix it inside the human stomach for 12-72 hours, and voila!  Poop. As a Puru, I spend much of my time on the product, but this week I’m heading to a few cool NYC events that highlight the process.  This Thursday, April 14, I’ll

The Puru has begun making house calls.  The house (that is) of the Lord. Last night, I found myself at Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn, eating latkes and eggplant parmesan alongside two dozen too-cool-for-religious school 7th and 8th graders. Following dinner, they lit the candles and sang Chanukkah songs while I drank ginger ale and