#37 The Anti-Catastrophe League
Tom Ough tells us about the Big Things that may end humanity - and what we can do and in some cases have done to prevent these. Did you know that if all the risks, the one that is most likely to end y...
16 Dec 202544min
#36 How crypto is sparking a longevity frenzy
Today we’re diving into one of the strangest and most ambitious ideas in longevity: using crypto trading to fund real-time lifespan experiments.Benji Leibowitz, founder of pump.science, joins us to ex...
2 Dec 20251h 48min
#35 The Anti-Aging Uprising: Felix Werth’s Political Attack on Death Itself
Valuable time is being lost because there is not enough funding for science with real life-extending potential. No major political party is promising to address aging, even though aging harms and kill...
11 Nov 20251h 24min
#34 Biomarkers of aging: How close are we, really? - A conversation with Sara Hägg
Sara Hägg, PhD is an associate professor at Karolinska Institutet, where she leads the Molecular Epidemiology of Aging Group. Her work focuses on human biomarkers of aging - especially biological age ...
28 Okt 20251h 36min
#33 “Can death be the answer?" A conversation with philosopher Nicholas Agar
We are always excited about the next technological solution. But what if it does not come? Or what if it comes only for the few, or with terrible side-effects? And while we are waiting for the easy te...
7 Okt 20251h 44min
# 31 He wants to save your pet with cryo - The Kai Micah Mills interview
When you give a child a pet, you also expose them to death—since most pets pass away long before their owners. But what if we could cryopreserve Buddy or Tiger, and bring them back from suspended anim...
9 Sep 20252h 8min
#30 Soon you'll take a drug designed by AI | Alex Zhavoronkov
As you may have heard, AI-designed medicines have crossed a historic line. In this episode, Alex Zhavoronkov - CEO of Insilico Medicine and founder of ARDD walks us through how Insilico’s rentosertib ...
26 Aug 20252h 13min
