
Mangesh Hattikudur (Part-Time Genius, Mental_Floss) dives into the booming business of living forever—meeting the scientists, biopunks, and entrepreneurs trying to turn immortality into reality, and framing death as a choice. But the more he learns about an immortal future, the more he finds himself drawn to the people he loves…and wondering if an endless life can be a meaningful one.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Imagine sitting down with a group of strangers to discuss your mortality. Sound terrifying? It shouldn’t be. Jools Barsky and Susan Barsky Reid lead a global movement called Death Cafe, which offers non-judgmental spaces for people to share their tho... more
Philosopher John Fischer thinks you should want to live forever…but not so you can see the stars or run your start-up forever. He thinks you should choose life because living can bring so much joy. And that made his argument for living forever the on... more
At the end of his longevity journey, Mangesh struggles to make sense of the growing belief that death can—or should—be optional. He spends time with death doula Alua Arthur, who explains how accepting mortality allows people to live with purpose, and... more
Because the vast majority of longevity research is based on white people, Mangesh asks the question, what about HIS body? He talks with a Yale researcher from Delhi who explains how centuries of colonialism have shaped South Asian epigenetics, leadin... more
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Despite listening to podcasts for well over a decade, I’m not sure I’ve ever left a review? This show (both seasons) are perfect. Deeply researched, marvelously narrated. So engaging and fun. You laugh, you learn, you call your mom. I’ve recommended it to many friends, and now, to the world. I want more episodes but I also want Mangesh to get some rest!! Life, like this podcast, is beautiful because it ends. Thank you to the team that made this! You guys are great at your job.
Both seasons have pulled at my heart and made me see the world differently. Reflective, heartfelt, endlessly interesting. Each episode goes down a rabbit hole but wraps around to musing about life and our place in the world. I can’t say enough good things about this podcast. Thank you for making it.
Love the first season. Love the host. I hate all the longevity people and their hot takes. As the second season went on, I hated them all more and more. Except the ambidextrous guy.
These are the two DR’s you should research In longevity. Why have you not heard about them and their decades of research? Because they don’t want you to have the information. Their research spans over decades, 90+ years between the two of them and it’s all documented in their books. Oh and they’re both still alive and thriving. That’s the proof in the pudding my friends.
Beautiful storytelling and special host. Interesting humanist way into popular topic overrun with grifters
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Documentary-style exploration of humanity's pursuit of extended life, blending personal stories, scientific inquiry, and ethical questions around immortality. Episodes routinely weave conversations with longevity researchers, biohackers, and practitioners about aging biology, neurodegeneration, and the social implications of a future with longer lifespans. A standout quality is the intimate, narrative-driven approach that connects big scientific ideas to everyday relationships, meaning, and love, often in travelogue-style reporting from urban and community settings. Notable strengths include rigorous guestlines with recognized experts and a clear throughline on how culture, technology, and care shape our visions of living longer and what me... more
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