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A Stanford-trained scientist explores the cutting-edge world of magnetogenetics, developing a new technology at Nonfiction Labs that could revolutionize cancer therapies by using magnets to precisely control drug targeting in the body.
Tony Robbins shares his transformative life journey, revealing how overcoming limiting beliefs, changing one's state of mind, and focusing on adding value can lead to personal breakthrough and greatness.
In this episode, James Clear shares insights from his bestselling book Atomic Habits, revealing a proven system for building good habits, breaking bad ones, and becoming 37.78 times better at anything by focusing on small, consistent improvements and understanding the power of identity-based behavior change.
In this episode, Dr. Andrew Huberman shares insights on cortisol, sleep, health optimization, habit formation, and the importance of understanding the principles behind scientific practices, while also discussing his own spiritual journey and the value of giving over control to a higher power.
Dr. Anna Lembke reveals how dopamine addiction is hijacking our brains through digital habits, short-form videos, and AI, explaining the neurological mechanisms behind addiction and offering strategies to regain control and reset our reward pathways.
Greg McKeown discusses strategies for personal growth, meaning, and effectiveness in 2026, exploring concepts like essentialism, radical gratitude, finding purpose through meaningful work and mastery, and the importance of deep listening and connection.
A journey into the psychology of downward spirals, exploring how our minds can set us up for failure and how we can break free from negative thought patterns.
Stig and William explore the power of the subconscious mind, discussing techniques for personal growth, the universal human desires for respect and love, and the importance of compassion and mercy in navigating life's challenges.
Two world-leading nutrition scientists, Tim Spector and Sarah Berry, reveal ZOE's eight science-backed principles for eating better in 2026, focusing on mindful eating, plant diversity, food quality, and gut health to help people feel more energetic and improve their overall well-being.
Peter Norvig discusses the evolution of AI, emphasizing a human-centered approach that focuses on designing AI systems to elevate human capabilities, support better decision-making, and promote fairness across various domains like business, education, and leadership.
A comprehensive guide to brain health, exploring scientifically-backed strategies to optimize cognitive function, protect against neurological diseases, and maintain brain vitality through exercise, nutrition, mental practices, and understanding the impact of lifestyle choices.
Dr. James Doty reveals how to effectively manifest by shifting from fear-based thinking to compassionate, purpose-driven intentions, explaining the neuroscience behind creating synchronicities and aligning brain networks to transform your life.
A comprehensive review of the top nine most impactful podcast moments from 2025, featuring expert insights on topics ranging from friendship and health to healing and hope, designed to inspire personal growth and transformation.
Reid Hoffman explores how philosophy, particularly Wittgenstein's ideas, can help us understand AI's evolution and its potential to change what it means to be human.
An artist, podcaster, and former graffiti writer shares his raw journey through addiction, shame, and creative expression, revealing how he transformed pain into art and found self-acceptance through vulnerability and resilience.
Stanford professor Dr. Alia Crum shares groundbreaking research on how changing the "settings" in your mind can transform your body, energy, motivation, and overall health by altering your beliefs and physiological responses.
A science-backed exploration of health tips for 2026, covering topics like sleep, nutrition, blood sugar management, arthritis, muscle preservation, and personalized lifestyle experiments.
Alison Gopnik explores how children learn like scientists, challenging traditional views on nature versus nurture, consciousness, and intelligence by arguing that babies are more conscious and experimental than adults, and that AI should be viewed as a cultural technology rather than genuine intelligence.
A psychiatrist explores how our relentless pursuit of pleasure can lead to addiction and unhappiness, revealing the brain's complex balance between pain and pleasure and offering strategies to reset our neural reward pathways.
Evan Spiegel discusses Snap's journey as a middle-child tech company, its focus on AR glasses powered by AI, and the importance of maintaining an independent, user-centric platform while navigating the competitive tech landscape.
A highlights episode showcasing the most impactful health and nutrition insights from 2025, featuring discussions on inflammation, fasting, brain health, and the rising popularity of matcha.
Dr. Justin Sonnenburg discusses the critical role of gut microbiome health, exploring how diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors impact microbial diversity, and offering evidence-based strategies for improving gut health through fiber intake, fermented foods, and reducing processed food consumption.
James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, reveals transformative insights on building lasting habits by focusing on small, consistent improvements and understanding the psychological mechanisms behind behavior change.
Dr. Fei-Fei Li discusses her journey from a curious child in China to a leading AI researcher, exploring the development of ImageNet, her views on AI's civilizational impact, and her current work at World Labs developing spatial intelligence technology to help humans create, learn, and interact with digital worlds.
A psychiatrist explores how modern society has transformed even seemingly innocent activities into addictive behaviors by manipulating pleasure-seeking mechanisms in the human brain, leading to widespread anxiety and depression.
A deep dive into overcoming imposter syndrome, anxiety, and self-doubt by learning to trust your instincts, practice self-compassion, and develop a mindset focused on personal growth and resilience.
World-leading gut health expert Tim Spector reveals how fermented foods can dramatically transform well-being, explaining the powerful link between gut health and mental health, and offering practical steps to improve diet and mood through simple dietary shifts.
Dr. David Spiegel discusses the science and clinical applications of hypnosis, exploring how this powerful technique can enhance mental and physical health by changing brain states, reducing stress, treating trauma, managing pain, and improving focus and performance.
Fei-Fei Li and Justin Johnson discuss their new startup World Labs and Marble, a groundbreaking generative "world model" that creates editable 3D environments from text and images, exploring the potential of spatial intelligence as the next frontier beyond language models.
Fei-Fei Li and Justin Johnson discuss their new startup World Labs and Marble, a generative 3D world model that enables interactive spatial intelligence by creating editable scenes from text and images, with potential applications in creative industries, design, robotics, and beyond.
A world-renowned therapist reveals how changing the story you tell yourself can transform your life, offering practical tools to break free from self-limiting narratives and become the true author of your personal journey.
Vlad Tenev discusses the evolution of online brokerage platforms, Robinhood's journey from launching during the financial crisis to becoming a multi-product financial platform, and explores emerging trends like prediction markets, tokenization, and AI's impact on financial services.
Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi from Sunday Robotics discuss their groundbreaking work in AI robotics, showcasing their home robot Memo that aims to revolutionize domestic tasks through advanced data collection, machine learning, and a full-stack approach to robotic development.
Matt Abrahams shares expert insights on how to communicate clearly and confidently across various settings, offering practical tools to eliminate filler words, overcome stage fright, structure messages effectively, and become a more authentic and engaging communicator.
Dr. Fei-Fei Li discusses her groundbreaking work in AI, from creating ImageNet to launching Marble, a world-modeling platform that generates interactive 3D worlds, while emphasizing the importance of human-centered AI and individual responsibility in shaping technology's future.
Joshua Browder, founder of DoNotPay, discusses his journey from creating iPhone app themes to building a consumer rights technology company, sharing insights about his anti-authority approach, startup challenges, and commitment to helping people fight unfair fees and systems.
Fei-Fei Li and Justin Johnson discuss their journey in AI, founding World Labs to develop spatial intelligence technology that can perceive, generate, and interact with 3D worlds, bridging the gap between virtual and physical realms.
Tim Ferriss shares his personal journey of overcoming childhood sexual abuse and depression, revealing science-backed mental health tools like vagus nerve stimulation, accelerated TMS, metabolic psychiatry, and psychedelic therapy.
In this episode of Hidden Brain, Stanford professor Huggy Rao explores how entrepreneurs and organizations often fail by prioritizing "poetry" (grand visions) over "plumbing" (operational details), using examples like the Fyre Festival and North Korea's unfinished hotel to illustrate the importance of executing practical details alongside passionate ideas.
Dr. Seher Awan discusses how Mission College in Silicon Valley is embracing AI to break barriers, close equity gaps, and empower underrepresented communities through accessible education, innovative student support, and strategic partnerships with tech companies like NVIDIA.
Mel Robbins discusses three powerful questions from Stanford University's "Designing Your Life" course that help you uncover your unfinished business, explore new possibilities, and take small steps towards creating a life you love.
Chip Huyen, an AI researcher and engineer who has built multiple successful AI products, shares practical insights on what actually improves AI applications—from data preparation and user feedback to system thinking and organizational restructuring—challenging common misconceptions about the importance of the latest models and frameworks.
Kyle Doerksen transforms his early snowboarding-inspired prototype into Onewheel, a self-balancing electric board that pioneered a new personal mobility category through relentless innovation and commitment to building a durable, repairable product.
Forrest Li, founder and CEO of Sea, shares the inspiring journey of building Southeast Asia's largest tech company across gaming, e-commerce, and fintech, emphasizing humility, technology, and customer-centric innovation.
Eric Zelikman discusses bridging IQ and EQ in machine learning, highlighting the importance of developing AI models that understand human goals, collaborate effectively, and empower people rather than simply replacing them.
Rich Roll shares his transformative journey from struggling with addiction and being overweight to becoming an ultra-endurance athlete and inspirational podcaster, offering hope that it's never too late to change your life and discover your true potential.
In a conversation with Stanford Medical School Dean Lloyd Minor, Derek Thompson explores the current capabilities and limitations of AI in medicine, examining its potential to diagnose diseases, design drugs, accelerate clinical trials, and help manage chronic illness.
An in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence's potential to revolutionize medicine, examining its capabilities and limitations in diagnosing diseases, drug discovery, clinical trials, and health monitoring.
Liam Fedus and Ekin Dogus Cubuk discuss their startup Periodic Labs, which aims to train AI systems to accelerate scientific discovery by using physical experiments as a reinforcement learning signal, with a focus on discovering high-temperature superconductors.
James Nestor discusses the science of breathing, exploring how proper nasal breathing and breath work can improve health, sleep, and performance, while emphasizing that most people can benefit simply by becoming "normal breathers" without complex techniques.
Sebastian Thrun shares his journey of innovation across multiple groundbreaking projects like self-driving cars, Udacity, and flying cars, highlighting his passion for using technology to meaningfully improve people's lives.
Andrew Huberman discusses the science behind faith-based practices, neuroplasticity, the importance of curiosity over cynicism, and shares personal insights on meditation, prayer, and maintaining healthy cortisol rhythms.
A discussion with Stanford professor Melissa Valentine about "flash teams" - dynamic, technology-enabled work groups that can be quickly assembled from global talent pools to solve specific problems more efficiently than traditional organizational structures.
Dr. Michael Snyder shares insights into personalized health, exploring how individual variations in metabolism, genetics, and lifestyle impact glucose regulation, organ aging, and overall well-being. Through innovative research and technology, he demonstrates the importance of comprehensive, data-driven approaches to understanding and improving human health, emphasizing that one-size-fits-all medical advice is insufficient.
David Eagleman, a neuroscientist, explores how the brain shapes our perception of reality, discussing concepts like time perception, sensory substitution, and the brain's constant rewiring process. Through fascinating insights into neuroscience, he reveals how our brains construct our experiences, challenging our understanding of consciousness, perception, and human potential.
Dr. Alia Crum discusses how mindsets - our core beliefs about things like stress, health, and performance - can significantly impact our physiological and psychological responses. Through several groundbreaking studies, she demonstrates that our beliefs about experiences like stress, exercise, and eating can actually alter our body's physical reactions, highlighting the powerful connection between mind and body.
Here's a two-sentence description for the episode: In this episode of Prof G Markets, Donald Trump attempts to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over unproven allegations of mortgage fraud, raising concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve. The podcast also discusses Eli Lilly's promising new oral obesity drug and explores strategies for young professionals to remain employable in the age of artificial intelligence.