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Back to EpisodesFULL EPISODE: Not Putting That in My Eyeball - October 19, 2026
Description
Health reporter Hilary Brueck describes the first human trials of cellular programming and why billionaires are obsessed with longevity research. Social scientist Stacy S. Kim reveals what Korean can teach us about envy. Professor of health policy and management Bruce Y. Lee outlines how ghosting can hurt the ghoster and how the meet-cute has become a dating trend again. Psychoanalyst Tom Wooldridge discusses parenting in the age of AI and what his son is learning from it. Physician Dr. Zack Meade breaks down medical misinformation circulating online dealing with chiropractic adjustments for babies, homeopathy, bras causing cancer, whether cancer somehow protects you, and confusing medical credentials. Reproductive biologist Nicole McPherson relays the extremely important scientific finding that making babies on Mars could be harder than you'd expect.
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Segments:
- (00:00) Introduction
- (01:34) Hilary Brueckf
- (10:00) Stacy S. Kim
- (20:00) Bruce Y. Lee pt. 1
- (30:00) Bruce Y. Lee pt. 2
- (39:50) Tom Wooldridge
- (49:50) Dr. Zack Meade pt. 1
- (59:50) Dr. Zack Meade pt. 2
- (1:09:50) Nicole McPherson
- (1:19:10) Sign-off
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