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Today, I'm joined by Mike Feldstein, founder of Jasper and co-founder of Kindling Academy, who has spent years sounding the alarm about the hidden dangers lurking in our indoor air. Mike has a unique ability to connect the dots between our everyday exposures—to things like synthetic fragrances, mold, and poor air quality—and our long-term health, performance, and even the well-being of our children.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by the remarkable Dr. Nathan Goodyear, a physician whose journey has taken him from conventional obstetrics and gynecology to the forefront of integrative oncology and systems biology. In our conversation, Dr. Goodyear reveals how his direct patient experience, a pivotal encounter with the immune impacts of vaginal mesh, and even his own personal health challenges led him to question medical dogma and dive into critical thinking and innovative cancer care.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Dr. David Rabin, a triple-threat psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and author of A Simple Guide to Being Alive. In this episode, Dr. Rabin brings a refreshingly human perspective to one of life’s biggest questions: What does it really mean to be alive? We dive into why so many of us have been taught to treat our emotions as problems to fix, rather than signals to listen to, and explore the invisible cost of misunderstanding our own nervous systems.
Read MoreToday, I’m inviting you into a deeply personal solo episode where I peel back the curtain on a topic I’ve become seriously passionate about: what’s really in the products we put on our skin, and how those choices can impact our long-term health. I share my surprising journey—from my days as a nutrition school student, learning that everything we put on our skin ends up in our bodies, to the moment a routine toxin panel revealed unexpected exposures hiding in my makeup bag.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Dr. Bryce Applebaum, an innovative neuro-optometrist who’s on a mission to change everything we think we know about eyesight, vision, and brain health. Dr. Applebaum opens up about his own childhood struggles—how he went from feeling lost and insecure in the classroom to ultimately transforming a “disability” into a powerful advantage, simply by addressing the real cause behind his vision problems.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by the innovative Garrett Salpeter, an engineer-turned-neuroscience trailblazer and the founder of NeuFit. In this episode, Garrett Salpeter reveals how a college hockey injury—and a near miss with surgery—catapulted him into the world of neurology and direct current stimulation. His personal story of healing, curiosity, and relentless pursuit of understanding the nervous system will change how you think about pain, movement, and recovery.
Read MoreIn this eye-opening conversation, we break down how microplastics don’t just clutter our environment—they infiltrate our bodies, disrupt cellular energy, drive chronic inflammation, and even pass through to future generations. We also get real about the hidden sources of plastic exposure all around us, including the products we think are “healthy,” and why our companion animals may be the environmental sentinels we’ve been ignoring.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Scott Hickle, former SpaceX engineer and the innovative co-founder of Throne Science (use code LISTENTOYOURGUT for $50 off) —the company on a mission to transform your toilet into a powerful tool for understanding your health. In our conversation, Scott shares how a casual poker night conversation turned into a game-changing pursuit to unlock the health secrets hidden in our daily bathroom routines, (we’re talking about your poop and pee) and why gut health has long been a blind spot for those tracking every other health metric.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by the incredible Dr. Nora Abdul-Hussein, a physician-scientist, medical geneticist, and one of the leading voices in the field of genomic medicine. In this episode, Dr. Abdul-Hussein and I dig into a huge question—why do two people taking the exact same GLP-1 medication have such wildly different results, from weight loss to side effect profiles? She shares her unique path from internal medicine to cutting-edge population genomics, and how her work at 23andMe is beginning to answer some of medicine’s toughest puzzles.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Dan Pardi, a pioneering researcher who has dedicated years to understanding sleep, performance, and—the real focus of today’s conversation—the science of human energy. Dan unpacks how modern life is quietly draining our brain’s battery, and why brain energy, not just the march of time, could be the hidden driver of longevity.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Dr. Elisa Port, a trailblazing breast cancer surgeon and passionate advocate for women’s health. And the author of The Breast Advice In our conversation, Dr. Port traces her evolution from general surgery into breast surgery, sharing how the deeply collaborative decision-making with patients became her life’s calling. She gives an inside look at the optimism she found in this field—where advances in treatment have dramatically improved survival, offering hope and empowerment to countless women.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by Dr. Bill Lawrence, a leading researcher in longevity and pioneer in clinical studies on peptide bioregulators. Over the past eight years, Dr. Lawrence has dedicated himself to asking the big questions in longevity science: Do these interventions really work, and which strategies actually move the needle when it comes to living longer, healthier lives?
Read MoreToday, I’m mixing things up with a special episode that takes you on a tour through some of the most compelling moments from the past quarter. Rather than a typical interview or solo deep dive, I’ve curated standout clips from episodes that lit a fire under important longevity conversations and resonated deeply with both me and the team.
Read MoreFor years, we've been told to prioritize our muscles, our hormones, and our heart health—but what about our brains? Today's conversation explores why women are at a greater risk for Dementia and Alzheimer's, why brain changes begin decades before symptoms appear, and why so many warning signs are dismissed as "just stress" or "just menopause."
Read MoreMy guest today is James LaValle R.Ph., C.C.N. M.T. DHM, DHPh, one of the pioneers in functional and metabolic medicine, and we're unpacking the silent process he calls metaflammation—the chronic, low-grade inflammation that can quietly drive everything from fatigue and insulin resistance to hormone imbalances and accelerated aging.
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Most people think that if they can just find the right mold test, they'll finally have their answer. But what if that's exactly what's keeping them stuck? In this episode, I'm joined once again by mold investigator and building health expert Jason Earle, and we challenge some of the biggest assumptions surrounding mold illness.
Read MoreFor years we've talked about longevity as if the answer is hiding in the next supplement, biomarker, or miracle molecule. But what if we've been looking at aging through far too narrow a lens? Today's guest, Dr. Marios Kyriazis, has spent decades challenging that idea by exploring aging through medicine, complexity science, cybernetics, and even philosophy.
Read MoreIf you've been hearing everyone talk about exosomes but still aren't exactly sure what they are—or whether they're actually worth the hype—this episode is for you. Today I'm joined once again by Amitay Eshel and Anastasia Khodzhaeva from Young Goose to separate the science from the marketing and unpack what exosomes are really doing inside your skin.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined by the insightful Dr. Scott Sherr, a pioneer in health optimization and mitochondrial medicine. In our conversation, Dr. Sherr introduces his groundbreaking concept—the "sympathetic spiral of doom"—and explains why so many high performers end up burned out, frustrated, and feeling like their nervous systems are working against them.
Read MoreToday, I’m joined once again by the innovative Ian Mitchell, a name familiar to anyone passionate about radical longevity, biohacking, and pushing the boundaries of human performance. In this conversation, Ian pulls back the curtain on the science and surprising applications of C60—known as the “buckyball” molecule—and why it’s become such a powerful tool for both peak performance and healthy aging.
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