
Join host Paul Shapiro as he talks with some of the leading start-up entrepreneurs and titans of industry alike using their businesses to help solve the world's most pressing problems. Whether it's climate change, unsustainable agricultural practices, cyber threats, coral reef die-offs, nuclear waste storage, plastic pollution, or more, many of the world's greatest challenges are also exciting bus... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In 1986, Gene Baur co-founded Farm Sanctuary with a simple theory: show people how factory farming works, and they will stop eating animals. Forty years later, per capita meat consumption in America has risen from 196 pounds to 232 pounds per person,... more
Is alternative protein really a failing industry, or are investors just applying the wrong timeline? Noga Golan, Founder of Food Impact Partners and Food Impact Careers, has an unusually clear view of that question. Her executive recruiting firm and ... more
How does a nuclear energy startup with roughly a million dollars in revenue become an $8 billion publicly traded company sitting on $3 billion in cash? In this episode of Business For Good, Paul Shapiro sits down with Caroline DeWitte, Co-founder and... more
What if the same drilling technology that powered the shale boom could be redirected to produce clean, carbon-free electricity around the clock? In this episode of Business For Good, Paul Shapiro sits down with Tim Latimer, CEO and chairman of Fervo ... more
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I like this podcast and I especially love episodes on alternative protein companies. I am a socialist but I appreciate when companies work within our capitalist system to make the world a better place. I look forward to hopefully seeing the day when alternative proteins are no longer alternative :)
I absolutely love this podcast! Every episode is incredibly insightful, with animal well-being always at the heart of the conversation. I love how it explores exciting new technologies and ideas that have the potential to make the world a better place, while never losing sight of the animals themselves. It’s thoughtful, inspiring, and so, so enjoyable to listen to!! And most of all, I always finish an episode feeling more hopeful about the future!
I love how this podcast focuses on innovative solutions that help our planet rather than being one of doom and gloom. Even better, Mr. Shapiro asks great questions which keeps the show entertaining and never dry.
As someone who has spent a career at the intersection of innovation, global health, and social impact, I’m always on the lookout for conversations that don’t just inform but inspire action. Paul Shapiro’s Business for Good Podcast does exactly that. It’s a masterclass in how entrepreneurial thinking can be harnessed to solve real‑world problems at scale.
What I appreciate most is Paul’s ability to bring on founders, scientists, policymakers, and visionaries who aren’t satisfied with incremental ... more
Truly one of the best podcasts out there. It’s not only highly enjoyable to listen to, but it’s actually helping move humanity forward. Keep up the great work!
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A forward-looking business-focused show that pairs mission with market by hosting founders, scientists, investors, and policymakers who are building scalable solutions to global problems. Topics span clean energy, sustainable materials, biodiversity, food systems, and governance innovations, with a strong emphasis on practical execution, fundraising realities, regulatory landscapes, and how mission-driven ventures can achieve measurable impact at scale. Noteworthy aspects include high-profile founder stories, debates about technology choices, and a consistent push toward tangible, revenue-backed solutions that also benefit people and the planet.
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Recent guests on Business for Good Podcast include:
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2. Noga Golan
3. Caroline DeWitte
4. Tim Latimer
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