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A Month in Another's Shoes

Tuesday, July 5

For Morgan Spurlock, "Super-Size Me" was just the beginning; he is now the creator of a new show called "30 Days". This show is intended to be a social experiment similar to what Morgan had experienced in Super-Size Me. He challenges people to live different lifestyles they are not accustomed to, basically allowing regular people a chance to live a month in another's shoes. The episodes are listed on his website, among them are: him and his wife living off minimum wage in Ohio, a devote Christian living in a Muslim community, a conservative military man living with a gay man in San Francisco, and two people forced to live without fossil fuels/electricity.

This is must see tv and can be found on Torrent Spy.

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