Episodes featuring Steven Bartlett
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Ed Zitron joins Steven Bartlett to argue that generative AI is fundamentally unprofitable and that 2027 will expose the unsustainable economics behind the industry's hype.
Neuroscientist Darby Saxbe joins Steven Bartlett to discuss how becoming a parent, especially a father, physically changes the brain and hormones in ways that affect long-term health.
Konstantin Kisin and Steve Keen join Steven Bartlett to warn that economic stagnation, immigration pressures, and cultural division are pushing Western democracies toward serious civil unrest.
Physicist Brian Greene joins Steven Bartlett to discuss consciousness, AI, free will, and how theoretical physics shapes our understanding of meaning and humanity's future.
Dr. Andy Galpin joins Steven Bartlett to explain how sleep quality, energy management, and targeted self-experiments drive fat loss and peak performance more than willpower or effort.
Seth Godin joins Steven Bartlett to discuss how to stop being stuck, quit the right things, and build work that matters without waiting for permission.
Michael Saylor, who owns roughly 4% of all Bitcoin, joins Steven Bartlett to make the case for Bitcoin as the best long-term store of wealth and shares advice for thriving in an AI-driven economy.
Steven Bartlett talks with Pete Buttigieg about threats to American democracy, covering AI, wealth inequality, the Iran war, gerrymandering, and what structural reforms could fix the political system.
Ray Dalio joins Steven Bartlett to explain how economic bubbles form, what his 80-year world order cycle predicts next, and how individuals can protect themselves.
Neurologist Stasha Gominak tells Steven Bartlett that many sleep problems come from vitamin D deficiency caused by living indoors, which she says upsets the gut microbiome and its supply of B vitamins.
Robert Pape, a 20-year Iran conflict expert, joins Steven Bartlett to discuss how the U.S. faces a choice between economic crisis and a high-risk military intervention over the Strait of Hormuz.
Alex Hormozi joins Steven Bartlett to argue that focus, patience, and durable fundamentals beat chasing AI trends when building a lasting business.
Cancer biologist Thomas Seyfried tells Steven Bartlett why he believes cancer is a metabolic disease driven by damaged mitochondria, and how diet and lifestyle changes may help prevent or manage it.
Former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo tells Steven Bartlett why he thinks superintelligence could arrive by 2027-2028 and why he puts a 70% chance on it going catastrophically wrong.
Neil deGrasse Tyson joins Steven Bartlett to discuss UFO whistleblower testimony, humanity's place in the cosmos, and what alien life might actually look like.
Dustin Poirier talks with Steven Bartlett about his airport arrest, decades of unresolved childhood trauma, a difficult relationship with alcohol, and the identity crisis that followed retirement at 36.
Steven Bartlett talks with Dr. Martin Picard about how mitochondrial energy mismatches drive aging, gray hair, and disease, and what can reverse them.
Dr. Stephanie Estima joins Steven Bartlett to cover women's fitness, explaining why building muscle and bone density matters more than losing weight, with practical advice on training, nutrition, and supplements.
Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham joins Steven Bartlett to warn of an imminent US market crash and explain how to protect wealth, while also covering declining fertility rates caused by environmental toxins.
Urologist and sexual medicine doctor Rachel Rubin tells Steven Bartlett why doctors are failing women on menopause, hormone therapy and sex, and what women and their partners can do about it.