
A real and raw deep dive into the world of health and wellness and optimization, explaining deep conversations that push the outer limits of human health, spirituality and connection. Hosted by Garry Lineham, Aaron Mathias, Jason Van Blerk and Aisha Rodrigue
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Ten years ago, Dr. Adeel Khan lost his sister. The grief never left him — it transformed. Now he's on the edge of medicine, measuring proteins, deploying peptides, and cleaning blood for the world's most ambitious people. But this conversation isn't ... more
When Garry Lineham landed in Dubai, his throat closed and his body shut down. Then he met Rohini Gehani — a fashion importer turned biohacking curator — and discovered something larger than both of them was orchestrating their meeting. In three weeks... more
Joshua Armah is a 32-year-old engineer who bootstrapped his way from Atlantic City poverty to the intersection of AI infrastructure and health equity. He spent 20 years learning to code, build systems, and scale businesses before a car accident left ... more
A former CDC physician takes the stage and speaks the quiet part out loud: the mRNA shots were never vaccines — they're epigenetic vectors. Dr. Arvind Chakravarthy witnessed teenagers developing myocarditis that 'never happened' before, saw the syste... more
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This show centers on holistic health, consciousness, and practical wellness, often blending embodiment, energy work, and cutting-edge biohacking with personal transformation stories. Episodes frequently feature guests who explore sexuality as a healing modality, fascia and body-based therapies, breathwork, and longevity. Expect deep-dive conversations that mix science, spirituality, and real-world coaching, with a recurring emphasis on taking ownership of health, redefining wellness norms, and using unconventional techniques to improve performance, relationships, and everyday life. Notable strengths include a commitment to experiential practices, a willingness to challenge conventional medicine, and a diverse roster of guests spanning sexua... more
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