
Life expectancy has grown exponentially in just over a generation but has society & culture caught up on how to embrace this growing slice of the population, those living longer than humans ever have? What are we going do with everybody? What are we going do with *you* if you make it to 100 (or die trying)? In this show, we look at how we adjust to longer life expectancy at both the individual and... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

The longevity gold rush is underway and we hear about the latest reasons for optimism and cynicism from Steve Horvath, the developer of a 'biological clock' that is mostly used by researchers or, the curious, although some experts question whether su... more
After years of chatting with Dr. Sinha for the Star's Third Act series, we dig into his perspective on a good old age; the longevity secret he learned from a man who has already lived past 100 and how we can reframe the way governments think about gr... more
It is inevitable. Our fear of it can make it worse. Join us for an animated conversation on dying with two unlikely sources. Michael Brooke, a kid from Thornhill who ended up in the '90s LA skateboarding scene before a career in funeral homes and Ond... more
We all love to nerd out on the advances in the science of exercise but here's a practice that never required wearable technology: Early human movement. Like, leaping from a predator. Or, crouching as a hunter. Here is a bonus thought: By using our bo... more
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Itβs okay but they should make it more appealing to people also my review is 3 stars not 4
Love this series. Important topics. Very informative.
Important and thought provoking! Well done!
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Focused on navigating the complexities of aging in an era of increasing life expectancy, discussions emphasize how society and individuals can adapt to longer lives. Topics range from innovative housing solutions and work implications for older populations to combating issues like loneliness and ageism. The content frequently incorporates personal stories from seniors who defy traditional expectations, showcasing their adventurous spirits and promoting an active lifestyle well into later years. The podcast aims to empower listeners with insights on living healthily and fulfilling lives as they grow older, often with practical advice from experts in geriatrics and sociology.
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