Tonight is the last night to help Edinburgh Eat $h*t! This August, the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival will get a taste of The POOP Project’s newest show, Eat $h*t, How Our Waste Can Save the World. Our fundraising campaign ends at midnight, but you can still reserve a spot at the table. Visit www.indiegogo.com/thePOOPproject and drop

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, There’s a lot to be excited about around The POOP Project right now.  An article I wrote about the swaddled American experience, “Huggies for Hanukkah,” just came out in Alef: The NEXT Conversation. This Monday night from 10-11 EST, I’ll be giving an interview to Danny Valdes on Radio Provacateur. And this Wednesday

Dearest Poopers, Thank you to all those who came out to Club Make and Do’s show this past Thursday. It was a smash! And I got a chance to show off my new hat. Jealous? Click the pic to get your own from Etsy! But that’s old news now. And I know you crave more.

Dearest Poopers, In nature, there is no such thing as waste. To have an ecosystem means that all the organisms present are balancing each other out, providing for one another so that every problem has an equal and opposite solution. There’s a gallon of rotting cabbage on my kitchen counter right now–a little delicacy called

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

Dearest Poopers, The Gates have gotten into the game–Bill and Melinda, that is. In fact, their foundation has announced $42 million to address global sanitation issues and “Reinvent the Toilet”. Check it out! So what’s your idea? Peaceful pooping, Shawn “The Puru” Shafner

Dearest Poopers, I do so hope to see you tomorrow, Saturday 7/16, for the City of Water Day Festival on Governor’s Island. It’s a free all-day affair (10am-4pm) celebrating the potential of our NYC/NJ waterfront and full of entertainment, education & adventure–including a POOP table manned by The Puru himself. But first, a pew pictures

Dearest Poopers, I’ve just arrived back from exploring the deep, dark Northwoods of Wisconsin. While technically not a poop-themed trip, I did come across an fascinating artifact while sifting through a local thrift shop. I believe it is none other than Mary Poppins’ plunger! I hope that, in between your Merry Poopin’, you’ll have a