What would happen if an animal sanctuary founder and an architect worked together to fuse sustainable design with radical empathy? On Animal Concerns of Texas, Liz and Tom talk with Allison Argo, director of the documentary film Forever Home, which follows the story of two dreamers transforming animal care through groundbreaking architecture and unveils a vision for how we can see and care for the animals most people overlook.
For the past 20 years, Argo has gone on to produce, direct and write nearly two dozen award-winning films. She has traveled the globe searching for chimpanzees in the mountains of Tanzania, combing the Amazon for endangered frogs and scouring the underbelly of Bangkok in search of displaced elephants. Although her passion is endangered wildlife, Argo has also produced award-winning films about the human race. By teaming up with National Geographic and PBS, Argo's films have reached audiences in every corner of the world.
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This program originally aired on June 14, 2026
