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Project 100 with Mark Bouris

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Longevity
Exercise
Nutrition
Alzheimer's Disease
Dementia
Sleep
Neurodegeneration
Brain Health
Nutrition Science
Sleep Health
Australia
Weight Management
Public Health
VO2 Max
Alcohol Consumption
Mental Health
Protein
Resistance Training
Genetics
Neuroscience

Join Mark Bouris as he cuts through the noise to reveal the real secrets behind living a longer, healthier life.

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Recent Guests

David Heslop
Occupational and environmental physician; GP; former army doctor
Medical practitioner and researcher
Episode: Professor David Heslop: Are there downsides to living longer?
Dr. Anastasia Hronis
Clinical psychologist and academic researching addictions
University of Technology Sydney
Episode: Dr. Anastasia Hronis: Dopamine expert on healthy habits that will improve your life!
Paul Hazlam
Muscle building and strength coach with a long career in bodybuilding and boxing
Hazzo Training / related bodybuilding context
Episode: The Muscle Building expert: "These exercises are crucial for muscle gain"
Andrei Tutoveanu
Pharmacist and dentist; based in Mossman, dentistry practice owner
Mossman Dentistry
Episode: Dr. Andrei Tutoveanu : The Oral Health Habits That Protect Your Teeth, Brain and Heart
Ian Wright
Associate Professor of Environmental Science at Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University
Episode: What’s Really in Our Water & How It Affects Your Longevity | Professor Ian Wright
Zoe Milgrom
Chief Clinical Officer and co-founder of Eugene Labs, specializing in genetic counseling.
Eugene Labs
Episode: The Power in knowing your Genetics with Zoë Milgrom
Dr. Lila Landowski
Neuroscientist and lecturer at University of Tasmania
University of Tasmania
Episode: Stress & Longevity: The Neuroscience & Tools You Need to Know with Dr. Lila Landowski
Dr. Emma Devaney
Cognitive neurologist at Neura, involved in Alzheimer's research and the DIAN project
Neura
Episode: Understanding Neurodegeneration & the new Alzheimer’s Drug Approved in Australia
Dr. Sarah McKay
Neuroscientist and author of Baby Brain and Brain Health for Dummies.
Episode: What Happens to Your Brain When You Become a Parent — and How It Affects How You Age | Dr. Sarah McKay

Host

Mark Bouris
Host of Project 100 with Mark Bouris; primary interviewer and show figure.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • It’s up you Mark.

    Mainstream media and social media companies are paid to divert our attention away from the important topics that Mark addresses in these podcasts. It’s up to him and other wealthy, motivated like minded people to help create change.

    Otherwise shortly we will end up in a community of lazy, angry, overweight unsociable people and it will almost be impossible to come back from this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gec93
    Australiaa month ago
  • Less talking from the host!

    I really, really love the concept of this podcast, the fact it’s Australian, and the topics of covers, but I’m not sure Mark Bouris is a great host. He constantly talks/mumbles over the experts, and shares very long winded stories from his personal life that ruin the rhythm of the show. I just wish he asked questions that let them share their knowledge, so everyone can learn. It feels like he’s just having a conversation with them for his own personal learning. After four episodes, I’m really st... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Miss Mel81
    Australia4 months ago
  • Good Australian Health & Longevity Show

    Listened to most episodes now, was really keen to hear an Australian based show on health and longevity. Some really good experts on the show and good topics. If Mark did less talking about his own lived experience, he seems to get carried away with this too often but rather probe the experts with questions and give them the time to answer in full i think this would be a really good show!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    tjr_123
    Australia10 months ago
  • Australian based

    Great finally a podcast about health that is Australian!! Very informative episodes so far keep the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tangamand
    Australiaa year ago
  • INSPIRING

    Love 💗everything!!! Inspiring me to try for a better health span : choosing better lifestyle CHOICES (something within our control) to avoid/ reduce damages to DNA & inevitable aging process (beyond our control). Many thanks👍🏾

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JANguyen1989
    Australiaa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Some feedback notes the host dominates at times and should give more room for guests.
Positive sentiment around actionable health insights and diverse guest expertise.
Audience finds breadth of topics like brain health and genetics engaging but varying guest depth.
Mixed feedback on pacing; some want tighter host questioning to keep expert-led rhythm.
Listeners appreciate Australian focus and credible experts, with praise for practical longevity guidance.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#102
Australia/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts
#237
Hong Kong/Health & Fitness

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Professor David Heslop: Are there downsides to living longer?
Q: What concerns you most about data in longevity and personal health management?
The vast and growing volume of data needs effective consolidation and interpretation; without robust systems, patients and clinicians may be overwhelmed or misled by raw biomarker data and AI outputs.
Professor David Heslop: Are there downsides to living longer?
Q: How will AI integrate into medical practice without replacing clinicians?
AI will function as a trusted wingman—augmenting clinicians with data synthesis and decision support, while clinicians retain responsibility for diagnosis, ethics, and patient care.
Professor David Heslop: Are there downsides to living longer?
Q: What is gain-of-function research and why is it controversial?
Gain-of-function research involves altering pathogens to acquire new abilities, such as human transmission, to study potential future threats; it is controversial because it may yield beneficial insights but also increases the risk of creating more dangerous pathogens if not properly regulated.
Professor David Heslop: Are there downsides to living longer?
Q: What is CRISPR and why is it a focal point in discussions about lab safety and ethics?
CRISPR is a gene-editing tool that enables precise genetic modifications, which has driven rapid capabilities in research and raises questions about dual-use risk, biosecurity, and how to balance scientific advancement with safeguards.
Dr. Anastasia Hronis: Dopamine expert on healthy habits that will improve your life!
Q: What defines an addiction beyond a strong interest or obsession?
An addiction involves a chemical and neurological underpinnings, a pattern of craving with salience, tolerance, withdrawal, and often harm to functioning, which distinguishes it from mere obsession.

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What is Project 100 about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, Australian-focused health and longevity show that brings together medically informed guests and a business-hosted perspective to discuss real-world habits, training, nutrition, brain health, and emerging therapies. Across episodes, listeners are exposed to expert-backed insights on exercise for aging populations, oral and systemic health connections, brain health, genetics, gut health, and lifestyle strategies for a longer, healthier life. The format often blends scientific context with actionable takeaways, occasional personal anecdotes, and discussions about trends in wellness technology. It's likely to appeal to professionals and enthusiasts seeking evidence-based guidance, practical routines, and a Nordic-leaning emphasis o... more

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1. David Heslop
2. Dr. Anastasia Hronis
3. Paul Hazlam
4. Andrei Tutoveanu
5. Ian Wright
6. Zoe Milgrom
7. Dr. Lila Landowski
8. Dr. Emma Devaney

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