It's very easy to turn the words living in poverty into a sort of an inner, oh, how unfortunate

kind of comment and then move on.

When you see it up close and personal all the time, then it becomes much more of an urgent

issue.

And I would like to see a real conscience around at least

tripling for a start what the people who are doing the backbreaking work out there are getting

right now today. You know, and if it means that my cup of coffee, whether it's Arabica or Stenophila,

is going to cost me more, fine. Great.

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Here's your host, Karina Belizzi.

Welcome to Care More Be Better, the show for people who want to create a more sustainable and regenerative

world through better choices, better systems, and better stories. Today, I'm thrilled to be

joined by Chris Killam, Medicine Hunter, author, educator, yogi, and the founder of Medicine

Hunter. Chris has conducted medicinal plant research and sustainable botanical sourcing in more than 50

countries around the globe, and he's presently helping to bring traditional plant-based foods

and medicines into broader public awareness, while spotlighting the people and ecosystems

behind them. This is Chris's return to the show, and this time we're going to be digging into what he's

working on right now. His new book, The Way of Coffee, his collaborations and explorations,

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