
Interviewing visionaries dedicated to giving humanity control over biology. All problems are solvable, including aging and death.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesScience | |||

Today’s guest is Dylan Livingston, the 28 year old founder of the Alliance for Longevity Initiatives, known as A4LI. With A4LI, Dylan has created America’s first and only lobbying group focused on advancing longevity initiatives in Washington DC. Sin... more
Dr. Michael Ringel is a leader in pharma and biotech who spent over 25 years at Boston Consulting Group, where he served as managing director and senior partner, advising top pharma companies on R&D strategy.
Michael is now the Chief Operating Offic... more
Jose Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente is the author of the popular blog Nintil, and Head of Theory at Retro Biosciences. Jose is a prolific blogger, covering a wide breadth of topics across economics, philosophy, progress studies, science funding, a... more
Retro Biosciences was seeded with $180M by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to develop therapies to prevent and reverse age-related disease, and is widely recognized as one of the leading AI for longevity companies. Today’s guest is Rico Meinl, the Head of Appl... more
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The hosts do a lot of research and ask great questions. Excellent lineup of guests too. Taking a lot of notes!
These guys are seriously smart, ask great questions, and pick excellent guests. Also just a great dose of optimism in an often cloudy world— highly recommend!!
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This series features insightful interviews with trailblazers in biotechnology and longevity, focusing on their innovative solutions to some of humanity's most pressing challenges, including aging and death. Episodes cover a range of topics from tissue engineering and longevity research to financial models supporting biotech startups, highlighting personal journeys and societal implications. What sets this series apart is its optimistic perspective, emphasizing that all biological problems, including the most daunting ones, can be solved through scientific advancements and visionary thinking.
Listeners are likely to appreciate the blend of scientific detail and accessible discussion, making complex topics digestible while offering hope for ... more
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Recent guests on Free Radicals include:
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