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Care More Be Better, invites you to care more so we can create a better world together. We amplify the voices of environmentalists, activists, scientists, and leading experts who seek to make the world a better place. We share actionable insights and tools so you can make a measurable difference each day. Over the course of more than 230 episodes, you'll hear from inspired individuals, ecologically responsible entrepreneurs, and conscious companies from diverse communities and backgrounds. Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, on our website, and on most major podcast platforms.
Notable guests include: Jean-Michel Cousteau, Paul Hawken, Nina Simons, Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, Captain Liz Clark, Nana Aba Anamoah, Dr. William Li, Miyoko Schinner, John Roulac, Chef Babette Davis, Kelly Reyerson (@glyphosategirl), Starhawk, Donna Grantis and many more. These global change agents and activists create positive impacts and encourage us to think globally while also acting locally.
Inspired by Paul Hawken’s aspirational book Regeneration - Ending The Climate Crisis In One Generation, and the late Dr. Wallace J. Nichols' Blue Mind Movement, this show aims to create a realistic roadmap to build a better future. As Paul Hawken simply states: “Global warming is not a science problem. It’s a human problem.” On this journey, you'll become the person you aspire to be by remaining curious, thinking deeply, and listening intently while looking inward. You'll discover your internal wisdom and learn to listen to your inner voice to receive the gifts nature provides fully.
Tune in to understand the most important issues that affect us all.
Hear experiences from the front lines of social policies and political struggles.
Feel enlightened by conversations about health, wellness, and mindfulness.
Discover valuable entrepreneurship and business strategies. Hone your communication and leadership skills.
Become part of the regeneration nation by expanding your knowledge of agriculture, social systems, and help us build a more circular and just economy.
As a community, we aim to evolve our understanding of social impact, sustainability, and regenerative, circular living to create a healthier and more just world. The stories we tell will get you thinking about how to secure the future for the human race and all Earth's inhabitants - from how you can build positive change in your local community, to how you might broaden your reach and impact globally.
About Our Host:
A natural products industry executive, Corinna Bellizzi helped develop and grow several responsible, sustainable nutrition brands including: Nordic Naturals and ORLO Nutrition. With these achievements and experience, Corinna went back to school to earn her MBA, graduating at the top of her class at Santa Clara University, and is now pursuing her PhD at the intersection of Sustainability, Education and Nutrition at Prescott College. Her colorful career and exceptional experiences fill this show with life-changing conversations and insights you're sure to benefit from. Beyond elevating business ventures and earning massive profits, she exemplifies how to deliver genuine value, achieve bigger things, and pursue significant positive change.
Care More Be Better is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, our website and most major podcast platforms.
JOIN OUR CIRCLE. BUILD A GREENER FUTURE! https://caremorebebetter.com
When you join our email list, we plant a tree with the help of ForestPlanet!
Remember, our aim with Care More Be Better is to help you use less, waste less, and live more! Engage with us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok!
Care More Be Better, invites you to care more so we can create a better world together. We amplify the voices of environmentalists, activists, scientists, and leading experts who seek to make the world a better place. We share actionable insights and tools so you can make a measurable difference each day. Over the course of more than 230 episodes, you'll hear from inspired individuals, ecologically responsible entrepreneurs, and conscious companies from diverse communities and backgrounds. Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, on our website, and on most major podcast platforms.
Notable guests include: Jean-Michel Cousteau, Paul Hawken, Nina Simons, Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, Captain Liz Clark, Nana Aba Anamoah, Dr. William Li, Miyoko Schinner, John Roulac, Chef Babette Davis, Kelly Reyerson (@glyphosategirl), Starhawk, Donna Grantis and many more. These global change agents and activists create positive impacts and encourage us to think globally while also acting locally.
Inspired by Paul Hawken’s aspirational book Regeneration - Ending The Climate Crisis In One Generation, and the late Dr. Wallace J. Nichols' Blue Mind Movement, this show aims to create a realistic roadmap to build a better future. As Paul Hawken simply states: “Global warming is not a science problem. It’s a human problem.” On this journey, you'll become the person you aspire to be by remaining curious, thinking deeply, and listening intently while looking inward. You'll discover your internal wisdom and learn to listen to your inner voice to receive the gifts nature provides fully.
Tune in to understand the most important issues that affect us all.
Hear experiences from the front lines of social policies and political struggles.
Feel enlightened by conversations about health, wellness, and mindfulness.
Discover valuable entrepreneurship and business strategies. Hone your communication and leadership skills.
Become part of the regeneration nation by expanding your knowledge of agriculture, social systems, and help us build a more circular and just economy.
As a community, we aim to evolve our understanding of social impact, sustainability, and regenerative, circular living to create a healthier and more just world. The stories we tell will get you thinking about how to secure the future for the human race and all Earth's inhabitants - from how you can build positive change in your local community, to how you might broaden your reach and impact globally.
About Our Host:
A natural products industry executive, Corinna Bellizzi helped develop and grow several responsible, sustainable nutrition brands including: Nordic Naturals and ORLO Nutrition. With these achievements and experience, Corinna went back to school to earn her MBA, graduating at the top of her class at Santa Clara University, and is now pursuing her PhD at the intersection of Sustainability, Education and Nutrition at Prescott College. Her colorful career and exceptional experiences fill this show with life-changing conversations and insights you're sure to benefit from. Beyond elevating business ventures and earning massive profits, she exemplifies how to deliver genuine value, achieve bigger things, and pursue significant positive change.
Care More Be Better is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, our website and most major podcast platforms.
JOIN OUR CIRCLE. BUILD A GREENER FUTURE! https://caremorebebetter.com
When you join our email list, we plant a tree with the help of ForestPlanet!
Remember, our aim with Care More Be Better is to help you use less, waste less, and live more! Engage with us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok!
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Care More Be Better: A Podcast For Sustainable Social Impact and Regeneration.
Hosts
Corinna Bellizzi
Care More Be Better
Previous Guests
Corinna Bellizzi
Corinna Bellizzi is a passionate advocate for sustainable nutrition and environmental stewardship. She is the founder of ORLO NUTRITION, a brand focused on providing sustainable microalgae-based nutritional products. Corinna is also the host of the podcast 'Care More Be Better,' where she amplifies the voices of environmentalists and activists, sharing actionable insights for creating a positive impact on the world. With a background in health and wellness, she combines her expertise with her commitment to sustainability, aiming to inspire others to make a measurable difference in their daily lives.
Corinna Bellizzi is a passionate advocate for sustainable nutrition and environmental stewardship. She is the founder of ORLO NUTRITION, a brand focused on providing sustainable microalgae-based nutritional products. Corinna is also the host of the podcast 'Care More Be Better,' where she amplifies the voices of environmentalists and activists, sharing actionable insights for creating a positive impact on the world. With a background in health and wellness, she combines her expertise with her commitment to sustainability, aiming to inspire others to make a measurable difference in their daily lives.
Natalie Norfus
Natalie Norfus is an experienced HR and DEI practitioner known for her problem-solving skills in addressing workplace issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. With years of experience in the field, she has worked to promote inclusive practices and dismantle systemic barriers within organizations. Natalie is passionate about creating environments that foster growth and accessibility for all individuals, regardless of their background. She emphasizes the importance of a clear understanding of DEI to prevent its misuse and advocates for company leaders to take actionable steps towards genuine inclusivity.
Natalie Norfus is an experienced HR and DEI practitioner known for her problem-solving skills in addressing workplace issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. With years of experience in the field, she has worked to promote inclusive practices and dismantle systemic barriers within organizations. Natalie is passionate about creating environments that foster growth and accessibility for all individuals, regardless of their background. She emphasizes the importance of a clear understanding of DEI to prevent its misuse and advocates for company leaders to take actionable steps towards genuine inclusivity.
Saloni Doshi
Saloni Doshi is the CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer of EcoEnclose, a pioneering company focused on creating eco-friendly packaging solutions. With a background in sustainable agriculture, Saloni has dedicated her career to innovating packaging that prioritizes environmental responsibility without compromising on performance. Under her leadership, EcoEnclose has become known for its commitment to reducing plastic use and promoting circular economy principles through the use of next-generation fibers and sustainable materials.
Saloni Doshi is the CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer of EcoEnclose, a pioneering company focused on creating eco-friendly packaging solutions. With a background in sustainable agriculture, Saloni has dedicated her career to innovating packaging that prioritizes environmental responsibility without compromising on performance. Under her leadership, EcoEnclose has become known for its commitment to reducing plastic use and promoting circular economy principles through the use of next-generation fibers and sustainable materials.
Paul Hawken
Paul Hawken is a renowned environmentalist, entrepreneur, and author known for his work in sustainability and social change. He is the founder of several ecological businesses and has written several influential books, including 'The Ecology of Commerce' and 'Drawdown'. His latest work, 'Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation', focuses on solutions to the climate crisis and emphasizes the importance of regenerative practices in various industries. Hawken is a prominent speaker and advocate for environmental justice and has been involved in numerous initiatives aimed at promoting sustainability and ecological responsibility.
Paul Hawken is a renowned environmentalist, entrepreneur, and author known for his work in sustainability and social change. He is the founder of several ecological businesses and has written several influential books, including 'The Ecology of Commerce' and 'Drawdown'. His latest work, 'Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation', focuses on solutions to the climate crisis and emphasizes the importance of regenerative practices in various industries. Hawken is a prominent speaker and advocate for environmental justice and has been involved in numerous initiatives aimed at promoting sustainability and ecological responsibility.
Topics Discussed
Earth Day
algae-based nutrition
sustainable microalgae
ORLO NUTRITION
climate activism
Paul Hawken
Carbon: The Book of Life
diversity
equity
inclusion
DEI backlash
workplace culture
white supremacy
accessibility
opportunity
sustainable packaging
circular economy
plastic reduction
responsible sourcing
EcoEnclose
bioplastics
algae ink
Extended Producer Responsibility
fiber hierarchy
regeneration
climate action
sustainability
indigenous wisdom
language
practical actions
renewable energy
electric vehicles
energy storage
regenerative agriculture
extractive capitalism
fashion waste
plastics pollution
If you've ever been curious about principles of circularity, regeneration, and mindfulness, this is the channel for you. Each week we invite you on a journey to care more so we can create a better world together. From pay-it-forward marketers to not-for-profits and community activists, the stories we feature will get you thinking about what you can do differently to be the change you want to see in the world.
Our deeper mission is to inspire corporate accountability and mindful consumerism -- where we work together to limit waste, strategically use resources, and build circular economies of scale that help people and planet thrive. If we all consumed like the typical American on a global scale, we would need the resources of 5.1 Earths! And we only have this ONE! Together, we can lean into a new way of doing things. We can get back to building durability into our supply chains. We can stop supporting fast fashion. We can use less plastic. Learn more -- and get involved today!
Here's the recent few episodes on Care More Be Better: A Podcast For Sustainable Social Impact and Regeneration.
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Earth Day Special: Algae-Based Nutrition Solutions & Caring More To Be Better | Whole Earth Radio | Season 3, Episode 3
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Corinna Bellizzi
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Corinna Bellizzi
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Earth Dayalgae-based nutritionsustainable microalgaeORLO NUTRITIONclimate activismPaul HawkenCarbon: The Book of Life
Happy Earth Day 2025! In her second guest appearance on Whole Earth Radio, Corinna Bellizzi focuses primarily on her work with the sustainable microalgae brand, ORLO NUTRITION. Corinna is also the host of CARE MORE BE BETTER, which we touched on towards the end of the discussion - below are some links so you can see and hear for yourself what we were talking about!
Thank you for caring about our world every day. Together we really can make a difference.
Happy Earth Day 2025! In her second guest appearance on Whole Earth Radio, Corinna Bellizzi focuses primarily on her work with the sustainable microalgae brand, ORLO NUTRITION. Corinna is also the host of CARE MORE BE BETTER, which we touched on towards the end of the discussion - below are some links so you can see and hear for yourself what we were talking about!
Thank you for caring about our world every day. Together we really can make a difference.
Today’s divisive society and political climate have been changing the concept of diversity, equity, and inclusion or DEI. Instead of bringing people together regardless of social status, age, belief, or skin color, it is slowly becoming a cuss word used to demean and hurt. HR/DEI practitioner Natalie Norfus utilizes her years of problem-solving experience to address this pushback that currently hurts growth, accessibility, and opportunity in every workplace. Joining Corinna Bellizzi, she explains how DEI, despite not having a one-size-fits-all model, is crucial in dismantling the white supremacy culture. Natalie also discusses how the lack of a clear definition for DEI has led to its weaponization and how company leaders can commit to shutting down such advances.
Today’s divisive society and political climate have been changing the concept of diversity, equity, and inclusion or DEI. Instead of bringing people together regardless of social status, age, belief, or skin color, it is slowly becoming a cuss word used to demean and hurt. HR/DEI practitioner Natalie Norfus utilizes her years of problem-solving experience to address this pushback that currently hurts growth, accessibility, and opportunity in every workplace. Joining Corinna Bellizzi, she explains how DEI, despite not having a one-size-fits-all model, is crucial in dismantling the white supremacy culture. Natalie also discusses how the lack of a clear definition for DEI has led to its weaponization and how company leaders can commit to shutting down such advances.
0:0039:29
From Plastic-Free to Purpose-Driven: Packaging Innovation For Impact With Saloni Doshi of EcoEnclose
Guest: Saloni Doshi, CEO & Chief Sustainability Officer, EcoEnclose and featuring product packaging by ORLONutrition
What does truly sustainable packaging look like—and how can we move beyond “recyclable” to truly circular?
In this thought-provoking conversation, Corinna Bellizzi interviews Saloni Doshi, CEO of EcoEnclose, a trailblazing company dedicated to creating eco-friendly packaging that doesn't sacrifice performance or purpose. Together, they explore what it takes to reduce plastic use, elevate responsible sourcing, and build a business grounded in regenerative principles.
Key Topics Discussed:
The hidden environmental costs of both plastic and paper packaging
How EcoEnclose sources and evaluates next-gen fibers (like hemp, wheat straw & miscanthus)
Why “compostable” plastics and bamboo solutions aren't always what they seem
The journey to scaling algae ink and carbon-sequestering packaging
The role of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws in reshaping our waste systems
Circular thinking in practice: How businesses and consumers can close the loop
Episode Highlights:
[03:45] Saloni’s journey from sustainable agriculture to packaging innovation
[13:12] Breaking down “fiber hierarchy” and what makes packaging truly circular
[21:50] The truth behind bamboo, bioplastics, and wishcycling
[30:10] EcoEnclose’s algae ink breakthrough and collaboration with Living Ink
[41:00] New developments: stamp ink, zero-waste adhesives, and the future of circular mailers
[49:20] Final thoughts: balancing data, nuance, and idealism in sustainability decisions
Guest: Saloni Doshi, CEO & Chief Sustainability Officer, EcoEnclose and featuring product packaging by ORLONutrition
What does truly sustainable packaging look like—and how can we move beyond “recyclable” to truly circular?
In this thought-provoking conversation, Corinna Bellizzi interviews Saloni Doshi, CEO of EcoEnclose, a trailblazing company dedicated to creating eco-friendly packaging that doesn't sacrifice performance or purpose. Together, they explore what it takes to reduce plastic use, elevate responsible sourcing, and build a business grounded in regenerative principles.
Key Topics Discussed:
The hidden environmental costs of both plastic and paper packaging
How EcoEnclose sources and evaluates next-gen fibers (like hemp, wheat straw & miscanthus)
Why “compostable” plastics and bamboo solutions aren't always what they seem
The journey to scaling algae ink and carbon-sequestering packaging
The role of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws in reshaping our waste systems
Circular thinking in practice: How businesses and consumers can close the loop
Episode Highlights:
[03:45] Saloni’s journey from sustainable agriculture to packaging innovation
[13:12] Breaking down “fiber hierarchy” and what makes packaging truly circular
[21:50] The truth behind bamboo, bioplastics, and wishcycling
[30:10] EcoEnclose’s algae ink breakthrough and collaboration with Living Ink
[41:00] New developments: stamp ink, zero-waste adhesives, and the future of circular mailers
[49:20] Final thoughts: balancing data, nuance, and idealism in sustainability decisions
In this replay of episode 57, clipped for brevity and timely relevance, we bring you the final installment in our Regeneration Series, originally inspired by Paul Hawken’s seminal book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation. As we head into Thanksgiving week and Giving Tuesday, this episode dives deep into the final theme of Hawken's book—Action and Connection—and explores the personal, practical, and planetary steps we can all take to regenerate life on Earth.
This replay includes a passionate reflection from host Corinna Bellizzi on her own climate action punch list, progress made, lessons learned, and the deeper motivations behind creating Care More Be Better. You’ll also hear Paul Hawken share his vision for the future, the inseparability of humans and nature, and the powerful role language and indigenous wisdom play in reshaping our climate narrative.
🌀 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
Why regeneration is humanity’s only viable path forward
How carbon is not just a “problem” but a miraculous life-giving force
The importance of changing our language around climate and nature
How indigenous knowledge systems inform true sustainability
Practical regenerative actions Corinna has taken—and what’s next
What Regeneration.org/Nexus offers as a tool for action and connection
🌍 Corinna’s Personal Punch List: From capturing greywater and minimizing plastic purchases to switching banks away from fossil fuel funders, Corinna shares real-world changes she’s implemented to live more regeneratively—and how her list has evolved through this journey.
In this replay of episode 57, clipped for brevity and timely relevance, we bring you the final installment in our Regeneration Series, originally inspired by Paul Hawken’s seminal book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation. As we head into Thanksgiving week and Giving Tuesday, this episode dives deep into the final theme of Hawken's book—Action and Connection—and explores the personal, practical, and planetary steps we can all take to regenerate life on Earth.
This replay includes a passionate reflection from host Corinna Bellizzi on her own climate action punch list, progress made, lessons learned, and the deeper motivations behind creating Care More Be Better. You’ll also hear Paul Hawken share his vision for the future, the inseparability of humans and nature, and the powerful role language and indigenous wisdom play in reshaping our climate narrative.
🌀 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
Why regeneration is humanity’s only viable path forward
How carbon is not just a “problem” but a miraculous life-giving force
The importance of changing our language around climate and nature
How indigenous knowledge systems inform true sustainability
Practical regenerative actions Corinna has taken—and what’s next
What Regeneration.org/Nexus offers as a tool for action and connection
🌍 Corinna’s Personal Punch List: From capturing greywater and minimizing plastic purchases to switching banks away from fossil fuel funders, Corinna shares real-world changes she’s implemented to live more regeneratively—and how her list has evolved through this journey.
Welcome, Regenerators! In this special bonus episode of Care More Be Better, we bring together Parts 9 and 10 of our Regeneration series inspired by Paul Hawken's groundbreaking book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation. Trimmed for your listening pleasure.
Part 9: Energy We dive deep into renewable energy—from solar and geothermal to wind and microgrids. We discuss the rise of electric vehicles, heat pumps, energy storage innovations, and the need to electrify everything. I even share my journey of switching banks away from JP Morgan Chase, which heavily funds fossil fuels, and what that kind of vote-with-your-wallet action means.
Part 10: Industry We take on the hard truths about Industry—Big Food, Healthcare, Plastics, Fashion, War, and more. We explore how extractive capitalism must be replaced with regenerative thinking and practice. Along the way, I weave in insights from prior podcast guests and offer honest, tangible actions we can each take.
Key Topics Covered:
Fossil fuel phaseout & the renewable revolution
Electric vehicles, energy efficiency & infrastructure
Solar, geothermal, and microgrid innovation
Regenerative agriculture's connection to health
The politics and economics of extractive industries
Fashion waste, plastics pollution, and clean tech solutions
Carbon offsets vs. carbon onsets
Resources & Links:
Visit CareMoreBeBetter.com to access full transcripts, guest bios, YouTube videos, and more
Learn more about regenerative fashion from Caroline Priebe (Ep. 14) and Anca Novacovici (Ep. 33)
Welcome, Regenerators! In this special bonus episode of Care More Be Better, we bring together Parts 9 and 10 of our Regeneration series inspired by Paul Hawken's groundbreaking book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation. Trimmed for your listening pleasure.
Part 9: Energy We dive deep into renewable energy—from solar and geothermal to wind and microgrids. We discuss the rise of electric vehicles, heat pumps, energy storage innovations, and the need to electrify everything. I even share my journey of switching banks away from JP Morgan Chase, which heavily funds fossil fuels, and what that kind of vote-with-your-wallet action means.
Part 10: Industry We take on the hard truths about Industry—Big Food, Healthcare, Plastics, Fashion, War, and more. We explore how extractive capitalism must be replaced with regenerative thinking and practice. Along the way, I weave in insights from prior podcast guests and offer honest, tangible actions we can each take.
Key Topics Covered:
Fossil fuel phaseout & the renewable revolution
Electric vehicles, energy efficiency & infrastructure
Solar, geothermal, and microgrid innovation
Regenerative agriculture's connection to health
The politics and economics of extractive industries
Fashion waste, plastics pollution, and clean tech solutions
Carbon offsets vs. carbon onsets
Resources & Links:
Visit CareMoreBeBetter.com to access full transcripts, guest bios, YouTube videos, and more
Learn more about regenerative fashion from Caroline Priebe (Ep. 14) and Anca Novacovici (Ep. 33)
