Episodes
April 5, 2023
Running For A Cause with Tina Muir, Distance Athlete and Podcast Host, Running For Real
In this episode I transparently share about my experience as a distance athlete, the trials and tribulations I faced, and revel in the expertise of my friend, Tina Muir. Her guest appearance originally appeared on Nutrition …
March 29, 2023
Restoring Animal Rights Through 'Refarmation' With AJ Albrecht, Managig Director, Mercy for Animals
Eating meat is such an everyday thing for most people that discussions about on animal protection are pretty rare or almost nonexisten. A lot of farmed animals are raised inhumanely and treated not as living things but as me…
March 22, 2023
The Truth About Your Metabolic Health with Dr. William Li, NYT Bestselling Author of Eat To Beat Your Diet
Dispelling the myths about fats and metabolism in relation to our diet, Dr. William W. Li joins Corinna Bellizzi in this episode. Dr. Li is an internationally renowned physician, scientist and author of the New York Times be…
March 15, 2023
How Honeybees Teach Us To Let Nature Heal All By Itself With Henry Svec
We know so little about honeybees, but the way they move and form colonies are very telling indeed. When Henry Svec and his wife Mary converted their 50-acre farm into a honeybee sanctuary, he learned a lot not only about ta…
March 8, 2023
The Ecosystem Wilting Point Threshold and Defining Regeneration with Paul Hawken, Regeneration.org
This week we share news from budding research on The Ecosystem Wilting Point Threshold (TEWPT), published by University of Missouri, and led by researcher, Jeffrey Wood. We share snapshots of Paul Hawken's work, Regeneration…
March 1, 2023
Reducing Carbon Footprint In Cruise Vacations With Beth Craig (Plus A Special Performance From Donna Grantis)
Care More, Be Better is officially two years old! To celebrate this milestone, Corinna Bellizzi talks with return guest Beth Craig of Own it Economics about reducing carbon footprint in extravagant cruise vacations. They del…
Feb. 22, 2023
Surrender Your Eco-Anxiety With Lee Schneider, Author, Podcaster, Producer And Director
The rapid technological evolution brings rapid progress in our daily lives. At the same time, it also results in eco-anxiety. Where are we actually going? How much damage are we doing with our digital advancement? Can humans…
Feb. 15, 2023
Talking Autism And Neurodivergence With Carolyn Kiel
Children with autism have tons of unique gifts that they can hone and enrich for further personal development. But what if you are diagnosed with such a condition as an adult? To celebrate two years of Care More Be Better Po…
Feb. 8, 2023
How A Satellite Constellation In Space Could Help Save The Planet With Vera Petryk, Cmo Of Eos Data Analytics
If there are efficient ways to take care of the planet using as little intervention as possible, be sure to leverage it at maximum power. This is exactly what EOS Data Analytics is doing through their satellite constellation…
Feb. 1, 2023
From Flood To Feast: How Regenerative Organic Farming Yields More Crop Per Drop with Caryl Levine & Ken Lee, founders of Lotus Foods
Every culture has a different use of rice and how to grow it. Some farm practices harm our environment by damaging the soil through massive disturbances. In this episode, Caryl Levine and Ken Lee , Authors of Rice Is Life an…
Jan. 25, 2023
Food Waste Recycling: Give Table Scraps A Second Life with Chris O'Brien, Founder of Hungry Giant Recycling
With so much trash produced by the food we eat, looking for sustainable ways to reuse them must always be a top priority in any organization or community. Without implementing sustainable food waste recycling methods, these …
Jan. 18, 2023
How Animal Sanctuaries Can Survive Severe Weather And Flooding With Helbard Alkhassadeh
Agricultural farms and animal sanctuaries are the most devastated by the severe weather and flooding in California these past few weeks. To learn what people are doing to survive such harsh conditions, Corinna Bellizzi sits …
Jan. 11, 2023
Taking An Ethnographic Approach To Food Consumption With David Moscow
When was the last time you reflected on the food you are eating? David Moscow has decided to answer this question using an ethnographic approach. He joins Corinna Bellizzi to share the highlights of his book, From Scratch. D…
Jan. 4, 2023
Part 3 of 3: How Regeneration Can Change The Future Of Farming And Winemaking With Carlo Mondavi
As climate change continues to worsen, the future of farming is at stake. Fossil fuels used in farming equipment contribute to global warming and devastating forest fires destroy crop quality. The best way to mitigate these …
Dec. 27, 2022
Regenerative Agriculture, Soil Health and Carbon Sequestration with John Roulac, Executive Producer of Kiss The Ground
The climate crisis is real, and we are now only several harvests away from famine and starvation. But what if there was a solution that already exists to help save the earth and its people? Here to discuss regeneration is Jo…
Dec. 21, 2022
Part 2 of 3: Farm To Table Pioneer Champions Sustainable Farming with Monarch Tractor - featuring Alice Waters, Founder of Chez Panisse
Join Corinna Bellizzi for press event coverage of Monarch Tractor's launch in early December 2022 at their Livermore, California facility. In today's coverage you are introduced to Alice Waters as we are invited to think abo…
Dec. 14, 2022
PART 1 OF 3: Mondavi Winemaker Champions Sustainable Farming with Monarch Tractor, featuring Carlo Mondavi - Chief Farming Officer
Join Corinna Bellizzi for press event coverage celebrating the launch of Monarch Tractor, the first all-electric, fully automated tractor with the ability to operate driverless (fully autonomous). You'll hear directly from C…
Dec. 7, 2022
The Importance of Gratitude In Building A Better, More Regenerative Future ft. Kandas Rodarte and Gratitude Geek - Episode 113
This week, Corinna opens by sharing the importance of gratitude and why she's choosing to continue that conversation at the beginning of December. You'll hear about an upcoming effort in social spaces to engage in a deeper c…
Nov. 30, 2022
San Vicente Redwoods: A Proforestation Effort To Sustain Hope And Combat Climate Change with Sarah Newkirk - The Land Trust of Santa Cruz County, Sam Hodder - Save The Redwoods League, Walter Moore - Peninsula Open Space Trust and Sarah Bar
Filmed on-location in Santa Cruz, California at the San Vicente Redwoods in a press preview of the new trail system which will be open to the public on Saturday, 12/3/2022. Listen on your favorite platform, or watch on YouTu…
Nov. 23, 2022
Proforestation: From Its Definition by Dr. William Moomaw to The Opening of San Vicente Redwoods Forest Trail System In Santa Cruz, California
Oceans are getting warmer and more acidic because of all the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This is happening because of deforestation or coal-burning, and it's not helping the ecosystem regenerate at all. This creates …
Nov. 16, 2022
How A Carbon-Negative Conversation Resulted In So Many Positives With Beth Craig
In a world where consumerism and capitalism reign supreme, keeping track of your carbon footprint is almost impossible, let alone reducing it. But Beth Craig proved that anything is achievable with the right mindset by adopt…
Nov. 9, 2022
COP 27 Update + Changing the Climate Narrative with Anne Therese Gennari, Author of The Climate Optimist Handbook
The impacts of climate change on different areas of society are interrelated, which is why people think the worst about the future. But we don’t have to simply accept and surrender to the possibility of a dying planet. We ca…
Nov. 2, 2022
Towards Media Consciousness: Bridging The Divisive Gap & Celebrating Free Speech With Tony Brasunas, Author Of Red White And Blind
Supporting free speech is easy if the speech is something you agree with. But it’s often hard to not be hypocritical about it if the speech in question is something you disagree with. Renowned free speech advocate Tony Brasu…
Oct. 26, 2022
Supporting Reforestation Efforts With Just A Few Cents With Hank Dearden
As forests all over the world are continuously drained of their precious resources, a huge amount of money is certainly required to rebuild them. But every once in a while, noble reforestation efforts arise that does not cal…