Candy Jones
AS JOURNALIST
Published Articles
Ocean Trek: The Ocean Ship Heraclitus
Living Green Magazine, June, 2009
by Candy Jones
Ocean, the watery frontier. These are the voyages of the junk ship Heraclitus. Its continuing mission to seek out the ethnosphere--focusing on cultural ecology...(more)
What's In Gene?
Green Fire Times, May, 2009
by Candy Jones
We all know our DNA is comprised of 26 chromosomes and a whole lot of so-called “junk DNA” harkening back to our ancient past. However, how does our DNA influence our future?...(more)
Feeling Depleted? It might just be the Uranium
The New Mexico Sun News - Santa Fe, New Mexico, March 10, 2009
by Candy Jones
I met with Jai Spidel in the heart of old Santa Fe. He was hosting a meeting for citizens interested in the hazards of Depleted Uranium, as well as the evolution of the Buckman Diversion Project...(more)
Indigie Femme
Women Out West Magazine, Fall, 2008
by Candy Jones
I met Indigie Femme on the western rim of the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet above the Colorado River where it has cut out a nice niche for itself. So too has Indigie Femme...(more)
AS WRITER
Published Articles
BOOK REVIEW
Moonrise: The Power of Women Leading from the Heart
Green Fire Times, January, 2011
Living Green Magazine, January, 2011
by Candy Jones
edited by: Nina Simons with Anneke Campbell | forward by: Terry Tempest Williams
Moonrise is as spectacular as a Harvest Moonrise. It soars large into the sky, gathering with it the visions dreams and actions of a collective of true visionaries, setting the readership into a distinctively uplifting and edifying journey into the solutions being bantered about by this earth’s greatest minds and hearts...(more)
My Ole Kentucky Home
by Candy Jones
Kentucky Derby morning, My Nike’s were double tied; spandex triathlon shorts glistened against the molecules of moisture the New Mexico sky was ceremoniously delivering downward...(more)
MEMOIR REVIEW
Biosphere II inventor, John Allen, "Me and the Biospheres"
Living Green Magazine, May, 2009
by Candy Jones
John Allen has had a lifetime love affair with planet Earth. In his new memoir, Me and the Biospheres, Allen takes the reader on an unparalleled ride through his life...(more)
ESSAY
Sweet Solitude
April, 2009
by Candy Jones
I have been fortunate in this life as Loneliness has been a stranger to me. My mother worked tirelessly to instill my sister and I with an ability to entertain ourselves...(more)
Exploring the Literature and Landscape of The Horse
Women Out West Magazine, Summer, 2008
by Candy Jones
The cavalcade came from every direction... From the east, a cluster of New York City publishing and insurance executives possessing all the grit and humor that the east coast has to offer. From the south...(more)
AS DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER
Films
Candy Jones wrote, produced and appears in her two documentary films, Do it For Uncle Graham and Seeing Dr. Zhao while heading her communications firm Just-Us Productions.
DOCUMENTARY
Seeing Dr. Zhao
(2006, USA, DVD, 45min.)
Had it with hot flashes? Cartons of cigarettes taking their toll? Don't want to deal with a full fledged flu? Considered Chinese Medicine to help you with these challenges? Join Candy Jones, and a host of others, as they share their own powerful personal stories of transformation and healing while...
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DOCUMENTARY
Do it for Uncle Graham
(2004, USA, DVD, 88min.)
Take an entertaining 60-year tour through New Mexico's nuclear history with New Mexico native Candy Jones. New Mexico has played host to the majority of our nation's nuclear weapon development. Jones playfully begs us to review New Mexico's Nuclear history while being mindful of what she calls THE BIG THREE: DENIAL, DECEPTION, AND CREATIVE COMMUNICATION. From Trinity to Hiroshima; to the world's only underground nuclear repository and a new plutonium bomb factory; our narrator asks us to take the tour - if not for ourselves; then for her Uncle Graham; a distinguished state legislator during the New Mexico's pioneer days.