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Figuring Out with Raj Shamani
Raj Shamani asks neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin how learning changes the brain, why memories can be unreliable, and how sleep, attention and repetition shape memory. The discussion includes memory palaces and the difference between rumination and useful reflection. General educational information, not medical advice or a replacement for mental-health care.
Figuring Out with Raj Shamani
Scott Galloway joins Raj Shamani to discuss the middle class, opportunity, isolation, comparison, luck and risk-taking. He challenges the idea that success is purely individual and asks how young people can build relationships and take useful risks. Economic claims and personal strategies are his views, not investment advice or clinical treatment.
Figuring Out with Raj Shamani
David Sinclair joins Raj Shamani to discuss aging, the epigenome, exercise, body composition and daily habits. He presents his longevity theories and personal routines, including ideas that remain debated or preliminary. This is a summary of his views, not medical advice; animal findings and proposed treatments should not be read as proven human age reversal.
Figuring Out with Raj Shamani
Raj Shamani asks cognitive neuroscientist Dr Sahar Yousef about focus, habit change, cravings, chronotypes, recovery and digital habits. She links practical behavior changes with the emotions that drive them, while discussing her own struggles and the cost of ambition. Educational summary, not medical advice. Persistent addiction or burnout deserves qualified professional care.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Andrew Huberman returns to The Diary Of A CEO to discuss his daily approach to hydration, morning light, exercise, stress, sleep and walking. He explains how he thinks about cortisol timing, effort and alertness, and also discusses supplements and emerging interventions. This is a summary of his views, not medical advice; individual needs and the strength of evidence vary.
Figuring Out with Raj Shamani
Andrew Huberman joins Raj Shamani to discuss stress regulation, morning routines, attention and the need for recovery. He connects mental strength with being able to shift between focused effort and rest without turning routines into another source of anxiety. Health claims and techniques are his educational views, not personal medical advice.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Dr Andy Galpin joins Steven Bartlett to discuss sleep disorders, wearables, morning light, sleep temperature and energy, before turning to training and fat loss. He argues for finding individual constraints rather than adding endless optimization. This is a summary of the conversation, not medical advice; persistent symptoms and possible sleep disorders warrant clinical assessment.
The Joe Rogan Experience
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joins Joe Rogan to discuss alleged fraud in Medicare programs, the use of AI to catch it, partisan divides over health care, and his idea of paying consumers directly. Partial coverage: this note covers the opening portion of the roughly 2h26m episode; all political and health claims are his or Rogan's own and are not verified here.
Think School: Indian Business Podcast
Varun Dubey, founder of Super Health and a former senior revenue leader in corporate hospitals (ex-Apollo), walks Think School's Ganesh Prasad through the economics of Indian hospitals - doctor commissions, billing games, and bed-first design - and then pitches his fix: 50-bed hyperlocal hospitals with salaried doctors and fixed prices. FULL COVERAGE: notes span the entire episode (transcript 0:00 to 1:54:50 of 1:54:53; the raw transcript repeats once, collection artifact). Sponsor: Odo, read as 'education partner' at the start. Important disclosure made in the episode itself: Ganesh says he is an investor in Super Health, and the episode closes with a plug for Super Health's Rs 999 VIP pass - treat the Super Health segment as a founder pitch to his own investor, not an independent review. All figures (costs, margins, salaries) are Dubey's account from his hospital experience. Nothing here is medical advice.
The Joe Rogan Experience
Mycologist Paul Stamets joins Joe Rogan to talk about psilocybin and psychedelics, forgiveness, universal consciousness and new telescope images. Partial coverage: this note covers the opening portion of the roughly 2h43m episode; claims about psychedelics are the speakers' own and not medical advice.
WTF is with Nikhil Kamath
Nikhil Kamath with Nithin Kamath, Bryan Johnson, Prashanth Prakash, Jitendra Chouksey and Seema: longevity, air quality, supplements under scrutiny, the Don't Die philosophy, AI and health, India's health-data gap, and where the health-business opportunities are. FULL COVERAGE: notes span the entire episode (0:00 to 3:29:40 of 3:29:49). Sponsor: none stated. Every supplement, diet, air-quality and medical claim in this episode - including the guests' personal protocols - is the speaker's own view or experience as of February 2025, attributed to them, and several are explicitly contested by other guests on the table; nothing here is medical advice or a recommendation to take or avoid any supplement, treatment or lifestyle change.
The Joe Rogan Experience
Andrew Huberman and Joe Rogan discuss animal breeding, smell, sensory processing and relationship patterns. Selected opening-caption coverage; medical and psychological claims are attributed to the speakers and are not advice.
