Episodes featuring Steven Bartlett
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Steven Bartlett interviews Vice President JD Vance about his shift from Trump critic to ally, his childhood trauma, and US policy on Iran, immigration, and Israel.
Creatine researcher Darren Candow joins Steven Bartlett to cover how creatine monohydrate affects muscle, bone, brain health, and fat loss, with specific dosing advice.
Graham Hancock joins Steven Bartlett to argue that a sophisticated pre-ice-age civilization existed around 20,000 years ago and was wiped out by a comet impact 12,800 years ago.
Steven Bartlett debates the shrinking middle class with billionaire Nick Hanauer and entrepreneur Daniel Priestley, exploring whether wage laws or wider business ownership can fix rising inequality.
Oxford mathematician John Lennox joins Steven Bartlett to discuss why AI threatens human meaning, how transhumanism echoes ancient idolatry, and what Christianity offers as a corrective.
Mo Gawdat, former Google executive, warns Steven Bartlett that AGI will arrive by 2027 and that the next three years will bring serious job losses, autonomous weapons risks, and economic disruption.
Steven Bartlett hosts entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary and commentator Cenk Uygur to debate AI-driven job losses, Middle East conflict, and whether governments and companies have any real plan.
Steven Bartlett talks with Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes about leadership, recruitment, and why he turned down a £200 million offer to stay at the club.
Physicist Michio Kaku joins Steven Bartlett to discuss how string theory and advances in science will reshape civilization by 2100, covering immortality, quantum computing, AI, and existential risk.
Steven Bartlett talks with GP Dr David Unwin, who put his own type 2 diabetes into remission with low carb eating. They discuss why starchy "healthy" foods act like sugar and how lifestyle change can reverse diabetes.
Physicist Hal Puthoff and filmmaker Dan Farah join Steven Bartlett to discuss declassified evidence, government secrecy, and the physics behind alleged recovered non-human craft.
Pulitzer Prize historian Anne Applebaum joins Steven Bartlett to explain how democracies collapse from within, outlining five tactics autocratic leaders use to dismantle systems gradually.
Steven Bartlett talks with Professor Jiang, who says World War 3 has already begun. He explains the US war with Iran, his odds of a wider war, and eight new predictions for the US and the world.
Scott Galloway joins Steven Bartlett to argue that wealth inequality, not AI, is the biggest threat to society, and that AI's real danger is loneliness rather than job losses.
Ben Felix joins Steven Bartlett to explain why building wealth through index funds is straightforward, and what psychological and behavioral mistakes stop most people from doing it.
Urologist Rena Malik joins Steven Bartlett to explain what drives good sex, from four health pillars (fuel, strength, environment, confidence) to pelvic floor health, testosterone, penis size myths and talking openly...
Neuroscientist David Eagleman joins Steven Bartlett to discuss how the brain changes throughout life and how to use AI as a thinking partner rather than a shortcut.
Steven Bartlett talks with urologist Dr Alex Tatem about what peptides are, why the FDA banned many in 2023, which ones may return, and the trade-offs of GLP-1 drugs, growth hormone and gray-market peptides.
Ian Bremmer joins Steven Bartlett to break down the biggest geopolitical risks right now, including US instability, China's long-term strategy, and AI threats to global infrastructure.
Military strategy expert Robert Pape warns Steven Bartlett that the US is entering its most dangerous phase with Iran, where bombing has backfired and escalation traps may force a ground war.