Beste Living Planet podcasts (2024)

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BONUS: Your questions answered, plus our favorite moments of 2024 32:32

1d ago32:32

32:32

Before we ring in the New Year, Living Planet has some answers to your listener questions. Which is better for the environment: reusable or paper coffee cups? And what about the water footprint of the meat industry? Does it really take 15,000 liters of water to produce one kilo of beef? Plus, our favorite moments of 2024.…

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Unapologetically You: Bridging Cultural Divides and Driving Change with Godfrey Coker 56:39

8d ago56:39

56:39

In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode of Care More Be Better, host Corinna Bellizzi revisits pivotal moments from Episode 25 with Godfrey Coker, a passionate advocate for equity in healthcare, education, and societal systems. Together, they explore themes of identity, inclusion, and resilience, offering a compelling narrative of what it m…

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What's better: Real Christmas trees or artificial ones? 19:42

8d ago19:42

19:42

Ever wondered what's the greener, more sustainable choice between a chopped down live Christmas tree or an artificial plastic one? Join us as we find out what to watch out for this Christmas season.Door DW

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Introducing: Don’t Drink the Milk — The curious history of the lawn 34:46

15d ago34:46

34:46

What can a well-manicured lawn reveal about social status, our relationship to the Earth and the American Dream? A surprising amount. From fancy French palace gardens to suburban America, come along for the garden party as we mow over the history of the lawn – and ask if its time is up. This episode is from DW's Don't Drink the Milk podcast.…

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Introducing: Don’t Drink the Milk / The curious history of the lawn 34:46

15d ago34:46

34:46

What can a well-manicured lawn reveal about social status, our relationship to the Earth and the American Dream? A surprising amount. From fancy French palace gardens to suburban America, come along for the garden party as we mow over the history of the lawn – and ask if its time is up. This episode is from DW's Don't Drink the Milk podcast.…

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Boost Brain Health Naturally: Icelandic Ultra Spirulina for Focus, Memory, and Sustainable Nutrition 43:40

18d ago43:40

43:40

In this BONUS episode we introduce you to the topic of Sustainable Nutrition and Spirulina as our host shares her guest appearance on The Forever Young Radio Show - Episode #560, originally released on November 7, 2024. The Host, Kelly Cappasola interviews Corinna Bellizzi, natural products industry expert and host of the podcasts Nutrition Without…

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Deep Dive: Bright lights, big, LED cities 29:53

22d ago29:53

29:53

More and more cities are switching to LEDs to save money and, ultimately, the planet. But ecologists are worried about this trend. Dr. Chris Kyba explains why on a night walk through Cologne, one of Germany's brightest cities.Door DW

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Find Your Voice: Empowerment Through Action with Courtney Stewart of LipRevolt 37:15

25d ago37:15

37:15

In this powerful episode, originally published on March 21, 2021, we sit down with Courtney Stewart, CEO and Founder of LipRevolt, a bold cosmetics brand that combines beauty with activism. Courtney shares her deeply personal journey—from overcoming abuse and adversity in her youth to founding a company with a mission to empower marginalized commun…

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Naturally Connected: Why woodpeckers are choosing the city over the forest 12:16

29d ago12:16

12:16

In the heart of Berlin, woodpeckers are turning the city into their playground. From drumming on trees to carving out homes, these master carpenters are thriving in the most unlikely of places. But why are they drawn to the bustling streets and towering buildings?Door DW

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BONUS: Fighting Fossil Fuels and Advancing Climate Action: Tzeporah Berman on the Fossil Fuel Treaty and Sustainable Solutions 44:25

1M ago44:25

44:25

In this powerful episode of Care More Be Better (originally episode 105, published in September, 2022) host Corinna Bellizzi sits down with Tzeporah Berman, environmental activist, founder of Stand.earth, and Chair of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative. Today, she kicks off this episode with a new introduction, showcasing Tzeporah …

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Are We Living at "Peak" Civilization? 30:29

1M ago30:29

30:29

Do you think we owe something to our future descendants who will be painfully aware of our actions, or lack of action? Our radical alteration of the climate does not end in the year 2100. Let's go out eight generations, that is about 200 years. What do you imagine your distant relatives, in the year 2200, will think about the world that they inheri…

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Deep Dive: The hidden solar revolution that stumped experts 24:38

1M ago24:38

24:38

Not long ago, energy analysts noticed something weird in the data they were tracking. The anomaly centered on Pakistan. All of a sudden, the country seemed to be using far, far less electricity than before. What the analysts would discover baffled them – a different kind of power surge brewing elsewhere, right under their noses. One that could have…

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Deep Dive: The hidden solar revolution stumping experts 24:38

1M ago24:38

24:38

Not long ago, energy analysts noticed something weird in the data they were tracking. The abnormality was coming from Pakistan. All of a sudden, the country seemed to be using far, far less electricity than before. What the analysts would discover baffled them – it was a different kind of power surge brewing right under their noses. And it could ha…

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Empowering Regenerative Brands With Anthony Corsaro 33:15

1M ago33:15

33:15

There may not be a lot of regenerative brands out there right now, but if they come together, they can make a significantly huge impact. Anthony Corsaro has co-founded an ecosystem supporting these brands to empower their efforts and deliver actual environmental change in a world adversely impacted by the climate crisis. He joins Corinna Bellizzi t…

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Deep Dive: The oil that is waiting for its great escape 29:11

1M ago29:11

29:11

Thousands of ships loaded with oil were sunk during the fierce sea battles of the Second World War. That means they’ve been sitting underwater for eight decades, with no maintenance or protection. Scientists fear many of these wrecks are now close to collapse — and that a spike in catastrophic oil spills may be on the horizon.…

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Deep Dive: The toxic legacy of WWII shipwrecks 29:11

1M ago29:11

29:11

Thousands of ships loaded with oil were sunk during the fierce sea battles of the Second World War. That means they’ve been sitting underwater for eight decades, with no maintenance or protection. Scientists fear many of these wrecks are now close to collapse — and that a spike in catastrophic oil spills may be on the horizon.…

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Don't Despair – The Climate Fight is Far From Being Over 16:55

2M ago16:55

16:55

It's easy to despair. Too easy. The future hasn’t already been decided. The future is as uncertain as it’s ever been. Knowing this, there is still a chance to seize the best-case scenario rather than surrender to the worst. Taking action is the best way to live in conditions of crisis and disruption. Although individual choices and actions are impo…

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Diving Deep Into The Arctic Climate Crisis With Jon Waterman 43:46

2M ago43:46

43:46

Environmentalist Jon Waterman visited Alaska and beyond for more than four decades to see first-hand the severe situation of the Arctic climate crisis. He recorded his findings and experiences in his book, Into The Thaw, stressing that there is still hope in saving our warming planet. Jon sits down with Corinna Bellizzi to discuss what must be done…

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Introducing: Up from Dust 34:05

2M ago34:05

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This week we are sharing an episode from Up From Dust – a podcast from the NPR stations of Kansas. "Healing the ground we broke" takes us to the majestic prairies of Kansas to the get the dirt on why soil health is so important to maintaining our food systems and protecting the land from climate disaster.…

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Agroecology: From Annual to Perennial Crop Farming | Tim Crews, PhD | The Lands Institute 53:04

2M ago53:04

53:04

The future of food can only be secured through the adoption of sustainable renewable practices. Tim Crews, PhD, Chief Scientists at the Land Institute, joins Corinna Bellizzi to discuss how the principles of agroecology can turn such a dream into reality. He explores agroecology’s overlapping concepts with other practices such as permaculture and e…

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Deep Dive: Can planting trees really offset my flight emissions? 30:25

2M ago30:25

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Ever been in this situation? You want to fly, but when you start looking at carbon offset websites, you can’t tell what’s real? Then this episode’s definitely for you. We asked around, and got some pretty interesting answers, including from an unlikely carbon credit b.s. detector.Door DW

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Building Community & Affordable Housing: A Local Leader’s YIMBY Perspective | John Lewis, Scotts Valley CA 34:01

2M ago34:01

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In this episode of Care More Be Better, host Corinna Bellizzi dives deep into local politics and community activism with John Lewis, a city council candidate in Scotts Valley, California. John shares his vision for the future of Scotts Valley, touching on pressing local issues like rising housing costs, the need for a town center, and the importanc…

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Growing And Marketing Regenerative Foods With Ali Cox 46:10

2M ago46:10

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Growing regenerative foods is indeed a noble cause that benefits both the planet and people, but making it a sustainable reality is also an overwhelming challenge. Farmers who depend on regenerative practices tend to not get a fair return on investment, and consumer awareness about this matter is almost non-existent. Ali Cox, Founder of Noble West,…

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Redefining Democracy: How Approval Voting Could Transform U.S. Politics 39:40

2M ago39:40

39:40

In this interview episode (originally published in 2022), we explore how approval voting could change the political landscape in America with Aaron Hamlin, Executive Director of The Center for Election Science. Aaron shares his journey from political intrigue in grad school to advocating for a voting method that lets voters express a broader range …

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Naturally Connected: What wild geese teach us about teamwork 13:09

2M ago13:09

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Wild geese migrate with remarkable success. They navigate thousands of miles thanks to their unique social structure and provide valuable lessons on teamwork and resilience. But how do these birds know exactly when to embark on their epic migration?Door DW

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