
Interviewing visionaries dedicated to giving humanity control over biology. All problems are solvable, including aging and death.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesScience | |||

Reprogramming molecules are getting dosed into patients for the first time, with the goal of restoring function lost due to aging. I‘ve had over 30 recorded conversations about the longevity space and didn’t realize this is happening so soon!
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AI is accelerating the pace of progress for benevolent scientists and nefarious actors alike. We discuss how DARPA is preparing to defend agriculture & civilians from novel biological threats, and why such defense requires training foundation models ... more
Kris Borer is an entrepreneur, angel investor, and author of the new book Radical Life Extension.
We discuss why Kris rejects incrementalist approaches to radical life extension, and his argument that supplement, lifestyle interventions and small-mo... more
Jonathan Anomaly is a co-founder of Herasight and former PPE professor. Herasight is pioneering polygenic screening for embryos, to help parents undergoing IVF select embryos for health, intelligence, height, and other traits people care about.
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Big fan of this pod. Hosts are seriously smart and know their stuff. Love the optimism about the future and what technology can unlock for humanity
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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Listeners engage with high-signal discussions at the intersection of biology, technology, and longevity. Episodes frequently explore aging, longevity interventions, biotech startup dynamics, AI-assisted biology, and policy or regulatory implications, often through interviews with researchers, founders, funders, and policymakers. The show tends to blend rigorous scientific framing with practical industry insights, spotlighting new platforms, clinical translation challenges, and ambitious visions for extending healthy lifespans. A notable strength is the breadth of guest backgrounds—from academia and government programs to venture-backed biotech and AI-enabled biology—delivering both technical depth and strategic perspective for listeners bui... more
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Recent guests on Free Radicals include:
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