Human progress may be beneficial to human society, but it is usually achieved at the cost of the lives of other species. Corinna Bellizzi explores how we interrupt the movement and migration of wild animals with Hillary Rosner, a science journalist, editor, and author. Together, they discuss how human-made fences and borders, the privatization of land, and the displacement of indigenous stewardship hinder countless animals from moving freely from one place to another, leading to their dwindling population. Hillary also explains what it takes to create large-scale solutions to solve this ecological problem, and why it all starts with shifting our consciousness to see the world from an animal’s perspective.

Blog Page for this episode: https://caremorebebetter.com/the-right-to-roam-wildlife-corridors-public-lands-ecological-regeneration-with-hillary-rosner/

About Guest:

Hillary Rosner is a science journalist, editor, and author whose stories about the conservation, biodiversity, and other environmental topics have appeared in National Geographic, The New York Times, Wired, The Atlantic, High Country News, Audubon, bioGraphic, and dozens of other publications. She is assistant director of the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado Boulder. Her book Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World was published in 2025 by Patagonia.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hillaryrosner/

Guest Website: https://hillaryr.net

Additional Resources Mentioned:

Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World by Hillary Rosner

Show Notes:

[01:58] Why Hillary Focuses On Animal Migration Instead Of Extinction

[06:18] How To Make Borders And Fences More Animal-Friendly

[09:48] How Modern Development Impacts Wildlife Migration

[14:56] Finding Hope In Public Lands And National Parks

[26:56] How Privatization And Human Progress Hinder Wildlife Movement

[32:48] Various Movements To Keep An Eye On

[41:27] Bringing Species To Spaces They Do Not Belong

[48:13] Are Indigenous People The Best Stewards Of The Land?

[53:10] Let Animals Move Freely In Your Land

[56:56] Discussion Wrap-up And Closing Words

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(Originally recorded July 28, 2024 for another podcast Corinna once hosted, Nutrition Without Compromise — shared with permission.)

Aging is often framed as inevitable decline. But what if much of what we call “aging” is actually preventable disease accumulation?

In this essential re-release episode, Corinna Bellizzi sits down with Michael Greger, physician, internationally recognized speaker, and founder of NutritionFacts.org.

Dr. Greger’s latest book, How Not to Age, builds on the groundbreaking work of How Not to Die and How Not to Diet — translating peer-reviewed science into practical guidance for living longer and healthier.

In this conversation, we explore:

• The difference between lifespan and healthspan

• Why excess protein may accelerate aging pathways

• The myth of “incomplete” plant proteins

• Fish consumption, pollution, and algae-based Omega-3 alternatives

• Autophagy, spermidine, and cellular repair

• The role of vitamin B12, vitamin D, and DHA

• The promise of lifestyle medicine in addressing Alzheimer’s and chronic disease

This episode launches a curated Care More Be Better re-share series highlighting foundational health conversations that remain deeply relevant today.

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Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions of sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, and abuse.

Sex trafficking does not only happen “somewhere else.” It thrives in silence, misunderstanding, and systems that fail to protect vulnerable youth.

In this re-released episode of Care More Be Better, Corinna Bellizzi speaks with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Melody C. Miller about her documentary California’s Forgotten Children and the real-world impact it has had in schools, communities, and institutions across the United States.

Melody began this work as a teenager, believing trafficking was a distant issue, only to discover that students from her own high school were being exploited. That realization led her to volunteer with survivor-led organizations, undergo trauma-informed training, and ultimately spend five years creating a film that centers survivor voices and equips communities with tools for prevention and response.

This conversation is also deeply personal. Corinna shares her own experience of running away at thirteen and the vulnerability that follows when young people are left without safety, support, or options. Together, she and Melody unpack what sex trafficking actually looks like, how grooming and coercion operate, and why language, awareness, and informed action matter.

Rather than focusing on perpetrators or sensational stories, this episode centers:

• Survivor-led insight

<li>Community-based prevention</li> <li>Trauma-informed response</li> <li>Practical guidance for recognizing and reporting exploitation</li>

Listeners will come away with a clearer understanding of how trafficking hides in plain sight—and how ordinary people can help interrupt it without putting themselves or others at risk.

What We Cover in This Episode

• How Melody discovered trafficking within her own community

<li>Why sex trafficking is often misunderstood and misidentified</li> <li>The importance of survivor-centered language and reporting</li> <li>How schools and communities can safely intervene</li> <li>Real outcomes from film screenings, including victims coming forward</li> <li>Trauma-informed approaches in policing and education</li> <li>What each of us can do to help protect vulnerable youth</li>

If this episode feels heavy, you’re not alone. Support resources are included below, and listeners are encouraged to engage at their own pace.

Special Re-Release Offering In honor of this episode re-share, filmmaker Melody C. Miller is offering a free viewing of California’s Forgotten Children for the first 50 viewers.

️Use code CARE at checkout: https://californiasforgottenchildrendocumentary.vhx.tv

Melody is also currently in post-production on her new documentary, Thriv(h)er, which follows young cancer survivors and mothers navigating life, healing, and resilience.

️Watch the teaser: https://vimeo.com/1131769274/abf79b9e1c Learn more: https://www.thrivherfilm.com/

Additional Resources Mentioned

If you suspect human trafficking or exploitation, support is available:

National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888 Text HELP to 233733 (BEFREE) humantraffickinghotline.org

National Runaway Safeline 800-RUN-AWAY (786-2929)

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Call or text 988

About the Guest

Melody C. Miller is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and cinematographer. Her first feature documentary, California’s Forgotten Children (2018), won Best Documentary at the Soho International Film Festival and has screened internationally, including at the United States Senate and the United States of Women Summit. The film has been used as a training and education tool in schools, nonprofits, and institutions, helping communities recognize and respond to sex trafficking with care and accountability.

Learn more: • https://mcmfilmmaker.com

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Every single person in the human race wants to build a better world and a brighter future for the next generation. But why is the climate discourse constantly diminished by cancel culture? Corinna Bellizzi explores this distressing social issue with climate strategist and advocate for sustainable change, Jenny Morgan. Delving into her book, Cancel Culture in Climate, Jenny discusses what it takes to get rid of the perfectionism and purist mindset that puts the entire climate movement to a halt. She explains how to participate in hopeful climate conversations that simplify the overwhelming climate problem, the importance of transparency and clarity in corporate social responsibility, and how to make the younger generation more climate and environmentally sensitive.

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This episode of Care More Be Better is intentionally different.

Rather than analysis or debate, host Corinna Bellizzi shares the direct audio of comedian and actor Matt Braunger reading a letter written by his cousin — a father, neighbor, and resident of the Twin Cities — who felt compelled to document what daily life has become like amid intensified federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis–St. Paul.

The letter is not a political essay. It’s a witness account — grounded in everyday details like children’s activities, neighborhood text threads, and community members stepping into unexpected roles of care and resistance. Through this deeply human lens, the episode explores how large political forces manifest quietly inside ordinary life.

After the audio, Corinna reflects on what it means to bear witness without panic, how media fragmentation and algorithm-driven news shape public understanding, and why democracy depends not only on elections, but on relationships, mutual care, and informed attention.

Listeners are invited to reflect on their own communities, examine where they get their information, and consider small but meaningful ways to stay engaged, connected, and informed — before fear becomes routine.

In This Episode:

• • A full, uninterrupted reading of a first-person letter from Minneapolis

• • Reflections on ordinary life, community resilience, and civic responsibility

• • A discussion on media literacy, confirmation bias, and staying informed beyond headlines

• • Practical suggestions for thoughtful engagement without overwhelm

Resources Mentioned:

• • Letter from Minneapolis - read by Matt Braunger on TikTok

• • High Country News: https://www.hcn.org/

• • PBS Newshour: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/

• • PBS Newshour Podcasts: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/podcasts

• • Ground News (eliminate your news bias): https://ground.news/

Content Note:

This episode includes descriptions of fear, surveillance, immigration enforcement, and strong

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Water is often our biggest household use, and yet around 60% of that goes to waste and is never put to good use. Dr. Kelly Kopp, a nationally recognized expert in urban water conservation, joins Corinna Bellizzi to discuss the key findings from her recent irrigation waste report and what must be done to solve our seemingly endless water waste. She explores the essential role of plants in creating drought-resilient communities, the use of smart technology to cut down water use, and the importance of doing routine irrigation evaluation. This conversation is indeed an eye-opener on how to save water, one of the most essential yet highly neglected resources of this planet.

COMPLETE BLOG & TRANSCRIPT: https://caremorebebetter.com/solving-the-worlds-water-conservation-problems-with-dr-kelly-kopp/

About Guest:

Dr. Kelly Kopp is a Professor of Plants, Soils & Climate and Director of the Center for Water Efficient Landscaping at Utah State University. A nationally recognized expert in urban water conservation, turfgrass science, and homeowner irrigation behavior, Dr. Kopp has led the Water Check Program and Utah Growing Water Smart initiatives, which have helped thousands of Utah residents reduce outdoor water use. She is a frequent media voice on sustainable landscaping and drought resilience across the Intermountain West.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-kopp-2b57108/

Guest Website: https://greenspacescoalition.org/

Additional Resources Mentioned:

From Air To Aqua: Decentralized Water Solutions For A Thirsty Planet With Brian Sheng: https://caremorebebetter.com/from-air-to-aqua-decentralized-water-solutions-for-a-thirsty-planet-with-brian-sheng

Show Notes: Raw audio

02:34 - Dr. Kopp’s Key Findings About Irrigation Waste

09:49 - Making The Most Out Of Our Landscapes

14:49 - The Amazing Technology Of Smart Irrigation Controllers

17:59 - The Key Role Of Plants In Landscape Design

25:55 - Community Outreach In One Of The Fastest-Growing States

34:06 - Dr. Kopp’s Programs For Thousands Of Households In Utah

42:30 - Achieving Regeneration Through Water Stewardship

47:36 - Role Of Homeowners In Building More Drought-Resilient Communities

53:16 - Importance Of Raising Awareness On Water Conservation

56:35 - Episode Wrap-up And Closing Words

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Your house may be the most comfortable place in the entire world for you, but it could still be hiding several health hazards that must be promptly addressed. Corinna Bellizzi discusses what it takes to create healthful living spaces with Paul Kealey, founder and president of EkoBuilt. As head of North America’s most advanced sustainable homebuilding company, he exposes why modern building codes are actually failing our health, from poor indoor air quality to serious mold growth. Paul also presents how a passive house offers a good alternative by perfectly marrying cost-effectiveness and a healthy environment. Find out how simple changes can turn your home from a space that could kill you slowly to a place of health and comfort.

COMPLETE BLOG & TRANSCRIPT: https://caremorebebetter.com/what-it-takes-to-achieve-healthful-living-with-paul-kealey/

About Guest:

Paul Kealey has spent nearly twenty years redefining what home truly means. As the Founder and President of EkoBuilt, he leads one of North America’s most advanced sustainable homebuilding companies and the Architect of the ‘House is Medicine’ system. Paul’s work proves that homes can do more than save energy, they can actively protect and enhance human health. Through EkoBuilt, he designs and constructs Net-Zero Passive Houses that are affordable, resilient, and life-rewarding. His mission challenges the conventional building industry by showing that most homes don’t just waste energy, they compromise health.

Paul’s mission is clear: to make homes that heal. He has built his career around proving that healthy homes are the most powerful medicine we take every day - lowering energy bills, reducing stress, preventing mold and illness, and protecting the planet. From families seeking nurturing environments to developers building sustainable communities, Paul brings science-backed insight, practical strategies, and an unwavering belief that the home is humanity’s most overlooked medicine.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-kealey-17614529/

Guest Website: https://ekobuilt.com/

Guest Social: 

https://www.instagram.com/ekobuiltpassivehouse/

https://www.facebook.com/EkoBuilt/

https://www.tiktok.com/@ekobuiltpassivehouse

https://www.youtube.com/@EkoBuiltPassiveHomes

Show Notes:

01:43 - Early Signs Of An Unhealthy Home

12:07 - The Danger Of Building Homes Fast And Cheap

17:49 - How To Build A Cost-Effective Healthy Home

35:02 - Moving From Furnaces To Heat Pumps

41:26 - Preparing Financially To Build A Healthy Home

44:57 - What’s Next For Paul And EkoBuilt

47:39 - Practical Tips And Valuable Advice For Home Building

51:00 - Episode Wrap-up And Closing Words

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Environmental justice and social justice are inseparable – when people take advantage of earth’s resources for their greedy purposes, disadvantaged communities suffer even more. Environmental creative and activist Leah Thomas coined the term “intersectional environmentalism” to define her mission to protect both people and planet from destruction. She joins Corinna Bellizzi to shed light on the unfortunate climate realities across cultures and communities that must be taken care of as soon as possible. Leah puts into the spotlight the environmental injustices happening in marginalized areas and why supporting local organizations is key in finally addressing them. Find out how genuine actions, even from the grassroots, can give birth to a more equitable future and a more inspired climate movement.

COMPLETE BLOG & TRANSCRIPT: https://caremorebebetter.com/rewilding-intersectional-environmentalism-and-rising-voices-with-leah-thomas/

About Guest:

Leah is a celebrated environmentalist based in Los Angeles, CA. Coining the term ‘eco-communicator’ to describe her style of environmental activism, Leah uses her passion for writing and creativity to explore and advocate for the critical yet often overlooked relationship between social justice and environmentalism. Leah founded and launched the non-profit Intersectional Environmentalist, a platform and resource hub that aims to advocate for environmental justice, provide educational resources surrounding intersectional environmentalism, and promote inclusivity and accessibility within environmental education and movements in 2020 - which has since become a leading resource for diverse and accessible climate education.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahpthomas/

Guest Website: https://www.leahthomas.com/

Guest Social: https://www.instagram.com/greengirlleah/

Additional Resources Mentioned:

BOOK - The Intersectional Environmentalist by Leah Thomas: https://amzn.to/4oM4jxo

PODCAST - As She Rises hosted by Leah Thomas: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/as-she-rises/id1585244876

Show Notes: Raw audio

01:45 - Why Environmental Issues And Social Justice Are Inseparable [02:14]

05:13 - How Leah Experienced Awakening On Environmental Justice [05:37]

08:37 - Writing The Book The Intersectional Environmentalist [08:57]

12:23 - Biggest Challenges In Advocating For Intersectionality [12:41]

20:00 - How Writing Her Book Changed Leah’s Perspectives On Intersectionality [19:58]

25:31 - Understanding Rewilding As An Ecological, Personal, And Cultural Restoration [25:26]

28:29 - What’s In Store For The Newest Season Of As She Rises [28:24]

31:16 - Supporting And Strengthening Local Environmental Organizations [30:58]

34:09 - How Craft And Sustainability Go Hand-In-Hand [33:46]

35:54 - Educating People About Climate Through Music Festivals [35:26]

38:13 - Do Not Forget To Take Care Of Yourself [37:43]

40:03 - Episode Wrap-up And Closing Words [38:47]

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Cities are often built as uncomfortable concrete jungles completely disconnected from nature, and most of them rapidly deplete in just a few years. Our urban areas do not have to be designed this way, and they can be completely transformed through regenerative architecture. Corinna Bellizzi sits down with Kevin Kennon, CEO of Beyond Zero, who shares how his zero-carbon luxury eco-resorts help heal humanity’s relationship with nature while providing sustainable living systems for everyone. He explains how reconciling high-end development with ecological stewardship can give birth to sustainable cities with a circular economy and cultural continuity. Kevin also explores the role of architects in shaping forth a new era of sustainable design and the right way to use AI tools in making this dream a reality.

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About Guest: Kevin Kennon is an internationally acclaimed architect with over 40 years of experience driving innovation in sustainable and human-centered design. As founder and CEO of Beyond Zero DDC Inc., he pioneers zero-carbon luxury eco-resorts that blend architectural excellence with environmental responsibility. His journey includes leading landmark projects such as Barclays North American Headquarters, the Rodin Museum in Seoul, and multiple award-winning Bloomingdale’s stores. A finalist in the World Trade Center design competition, Kevin has consistently pushed boundaries in adaptive reuse, urban planning, and large-scale development. With over 40 international design awards and works featured in MoMA’s permanent collection, he continues to shape the future of architecture through thought leadership, expert consultation, and lectures at Yale and Columbia.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinkennonarchitect/ Guest Website: https://www.kdcaia.com/and https://bz-ddc.com Guest Social: https://www.instagram.com/pkk2418

Show Notes:  02:12 - Working At The Intersection Of Innovation, Sustainability, And Human Experience 05:32 - How Beyond Zero Is Going Beyond Net Zero 12:05 - How AI Can Help Elevate Regenerative Architecture 24:52 - Reconciling High-End Development With Ecological Stewardship 29:40 - Metrics To Monitor To Ensure Regenerative Architecture Works 32:26 - Insights About Adaptive Reuse And Cultural Continuity 49:07 - How Architects Can Leverage Climate Paradox In Urban Designing 53:48 - How Climate Change Is Affecting Architectural Design 58:49 - How Architects Can Succeed In The New Era Of Sustainable Design 01:05:52 - How Kevin Designed Ground Zero’s Temporary Viewing Platform 01:13:13 - Episode Wrap-up And Closing Words

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Chris Burres has spent years diving into the molecular science of aging, enabling him to create groundbreaking products with the potential to double people’s lifespans. He joins Corinna Bellizzi to share how he and his team at MyVitalC have created a special blend of the molecule ESS60 in organic extra virgin olive oil to improve human longevity like never before. He explains how it influences oxidative stress, mitochondrial function, and overall cellular resilience, leading to healthier and more vibrant lives. Chris also talks about the Buffering Oxidative Stress System or BOSS Theory that explains how the molecule ESS60 works, the importance of further scientific research on this matter, and how improv comedy greatly shaped his professional life.

About Guest: Chris Burres is the founder and chief scientist at MyVitalC, where he manufactured a Nobel Prize-winning molecule responsible for the single longest longevity experimental result in history–a full 90% extension of life. He is also a published author, host of the Uncovering the Secrets to Longevity Health Summit, a podcast host, patent holder and master of comedy improv. He is the intersection where science meets laughter and his life’s mission is to help people live longer, healthier, happier, pain-free lives with science.

Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisburres Guest Website: https://www.myvitalc.com/ Guest Social:  https://www.youtube.com/@MyVitalC/videos https://www.tiktok.com/@myvitalc https://www.instagram.com/myvitalc https://www.facebook.com/myvitalc

Show Notes: Raw audio FV [04:39] How Chris Got Involved In Longevity Research [08:48] Seeing Supplements As Highly Regulated Foods [11:36] Possibility Of Extending Mammal Life Up To 90% [18:57] The Process Of Creating And Manufacturing ESS60 [21:39] Understanding The Buffering Oxidative Stress System (BOSS) Theory [24:47] Importance Of Scientific Research (And Why Many Refuse To Do It) [30:28] How ESS60 Is Delivered To The Consumers [36:54] What Does Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) Says About Your Body [47:37] Paying More Attention To Health Span Than Lifespan [54:07] The High Costs And High Rewards Of Scientific Research [56:58] A Humorous Example Of The BOSS Theory [58:30] Valuable Lessons From Improv And Stand-Up Comedy [01:01:09] The Mindset You Need To Achieve A Healthier You [01:04:40] A Special Offer From Chris

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A Care More Be Better Solocast with Corinna Bellizzi

In this solocast, Corinna Bellizzi zooms out from the headlines to examine a deeper and more unsettling reality: the world is not moving together on climate action. Instead, nations are choosing very different paths — shaped by energy dependence, political cycles, economic pressures, and fear-driven narratives.

Building on last week’s episode, The Global Crossroads of Climate Policy, this conversation explores why global climate leadership is diverging, how policy instability and “climate whiplash” undermine progress, and why regenerative leadership offers a credible path forward amid uncertainty.

Rather than focusing on doom or delay, this episode reframes divergence as a signal — one that reveals where systems are breaking down, where new models are emerging, and where leadership rooted in care, systems thinking, and long-term resilience is quietly reshaping the future.

In This Episode, You’ll Explore:

• Why a unified global climate response was always more myth than reality

• How energy dependence and political cycles drive divergent climate paths

• What “climate whiplash” is — and why instability may be as dangerous as inaction

• Why regenerative approaches change the climate conversation entirely

• Where regenerative leadership is already emerging beyond national politics

• What systems literacy, moral courage, and place-based wisdom look like in practice

• How to stay grounded and hopeful in a world moving in many directions at once

Related Episode

The Global Crossroads of Climate Policy: Progress, Pushback, & the Battle for a Regenerative Future
This solocast sets the stage by examining recent global climate policy wins and rollbacks.

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