Co-Governance for Human Flourishing: Angela Glover Blackwell on Reimagining Democracy
Angela Glover Blackwell has spent more than 50 years working at the intersection of racial equity, housing, transportation, and civic life — and she has arrived at a definition of democracy that most politicians have never considered: a mutually accountable system of co-governance in service of human flourishing. The founder of PolicyLink and host of Reimagining Democracy for a Good Life joins Care More Be Better to share what she learned growing up in segregated St. Louis, why the curb cut effect proves that investing in those left behind benefits everyone, and why hope — as Mariame Kaba taught her — is not a feeling but a discipline.
Building A Sustainable Wellness Community With Steve Nygren
What if your neighborhood could make you healthier, happier, and more connected to nature? Steve Nygren, founder of Serenbe and author of Start in Your Own Backyard, joins Corinna Bellizzi to explore how community design can restore wellbeing and foster regeneration. From biophilic architecture to walkable neighborhoods and edible landscapes, this conversation reveals how each of us can rethink our surroundings and create places where both people and the planet thrive.
Pavel Cenkl, PhD | Transformational Education
What would it look like if education didn’t just inform minds — but regenerated ecosystems, strengthened communities, and prepared learners to thrive in a changing world? Dr. Pavel Cenkl, Dean of Academic Affairs at Prescott College, invites us to imagine just that. In this episode, we dive deep into the philosophy and practice of regenerative education, explore the unique ethos of Prescott College, and discuss what’s at stake for higher education in an era of economic and ecological upheaval.
Building Beds For Kids With Luke Mickelson
Watch the episode here Listen to the podcast here Thousands of children across the country will sleep tonight without a comfortable bed. This unfortunate situation deprives them of proper rest, which leads to a pretty unhealthy lifestyle and mental disposition. Luke Mickelson is on a mission to put an end to this problem through Sleep […]
Embracing Antiracism Leadership With Janae Peters
Watch the episode here Listen to the podcast here White people and people of color learn and grow in different ways due to their vastly different cultural and economic backgrounds. Therefore, leaders should know how to properly integrate antiracism approaches into their teams to ensure every member has equal opportunities to grow and thrive. In […]
How Tech Can Fix The American Healthcare System With Sheila Phicil
Sheila Phicil, MPH, MS, PMP, FACHE shares how she’s working to make healthcare equally accessible to everyone, including underserved communities, and minority groups.
Embracing Herbal Medicine With Jane Barlow Christensen
Watch the episode here Listen to the podcast here There are so many plants in the wild and cultivated spaces that can support our health and wellness. That’s why we should learn to depend more on herbal medicine instead of swiftly seeking medical treatment in times of sickness and disease. In this episode, we hear […]
The Unseen Negative Impacts Of Coal Mining With Isabel Reddy, Author Of That You Remember
In 1972, the Buffalo Creek Disaster took place, where coal mining waste dams failed and caused severe flooding. This resulted in 125 casualties, while thousands were either left injured or homeless. Author, Isabel Reddy, joins Corinna Bellizzi to talk about her book, That You Remember, which is loosely based on the Buffalo Creek Disaster.
