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1. 2026年10月26日 · 2小时44分钟 Unlocking Persistent Motivation & Extreme Resilience | Ross Edgley Andrew Huberman interviews ultra-endurance swimmer Ross Edgley about the psychology and neuroscience of motivation and resilience, drawing on his long swims around Great Britain, Iceland, and the Yukon. The core conclusion is that sustained drive comes from many sources at once, such as self-respect, love for family, defiance, and purpose, and that people can learn to switch among them as needed.
2. 2026年10月22日 · 34分钟 Essentials: Developing a Rational Approach to Supplementation for Health & Performance Andrew Huberman argues that supplements should be considered only after behavioral tools (like morning sunlight and exercise) and nutrition, and that they work best within that larger context. He offers a framework for choosing supplements: foundational multi-ingredient products for baseline coverage, and single-ingredient trials for targeted goals like sleep, hormones, and focus. He repeatedly stresses consulting a physician before changing any protocol.
3. 2026年10月19日 · 1小时53分钟 What Makes Great Leaders & How to Live an Extraordinary Life | Dr. Jared Diamond Dr. Jared Diamond, discussing his book Prophets, Coaches, and Kings, argues that there is no single personality type that makes a great leader; charisma is just one of about 37 ways to be effective, and leadership outcomes depend heavily on circumstances, followers, and luck. He uses natural-experiment methods to examine leaders in politics, religion, business, and sport, and reflects on his own varied career and the value of pursuing what you enjoy.
4. 2026年10月15日 · 30分钟 Essentials: Neuralink & Technologies to Enhance Human Brains | Dr. Matt MacDougall Neurosurgeon and Neuralink team member Dr. Matthew MacDougall discusses brain-machine interfaces, focusing first on restoring digital control for people with paralysis from spinal cord injuries. He explains the robotic electrode insertion, animal safety testing in pigs and monkeys, and his longer-term vision of expanded cognition, while stressing the near-term goal is reducing human suffering.
5. 2026年10月12日 · 2小时2分钟 How Food Choices Shape Memory, Cognition & Cravings | Dr. Scott Kanoski Dr. Scott Kanoski, a USC neurobiologist, explains how GLP-1 hormones and drugs suppress appetite via gut-to-brain vagal signaling, and how diet, including sugar, artificial sweeteners, and heat-processed foods, can affect hippocampal memory in animal models, sometimes via the gut microbiome. He stresses that most evidence is preclinical, that human data are limited, and that a healthy, nutrient-dense diet, exercise, and gut health are the best-supported ways to protect brain function.
6. 2026年10月8日 · 31分钟 Essentials: Manage Stress & Build Resilience | Dr. Elissa Epel Dr. Elissa Epel, a stress scientist, explains that stress itself is not the main problem; how we respond and recover matters most, and chronic rumination is a key driver of harm. She outlines tools for managing overthinking and reframing stress as a challenge, and links chronic stress to mitochondrial health, daily mood, and accelerated aging, concluding that acceptance, letting go of unsolvable problems, and meaningful narrative help build resilience.
7. 2026年10月5日 · 2小时16分钟 Bringing Extinct Species Back to Life | Dr. Beth Shapiro Dr. Beth Shapiro, chief scientific officer at Colossal Biosciences, discusses de-extinction (direwolves, woolly mammoths, dodos, thylacines) using ancient DNA and synthetic biology. She argues the same tools can help conserve living species, and covers species concepts, genetic selection, and the ethics of intervening in ecosystems. Her main conclusion is that doing nothing is also a choice, and that careful, transparent, staged use of these technologies can improve biodiversity.
8. 2026年10月1日 · 37分钟 Tools to Improve Your Focus & Concentration | Huberman Lab Essentials Andrew Huberman presents science-based tools for improving focus and concentration, framing focus as requiring epinephrine for alertness, acetylcholine for directing attention, and dopamine for sustained motivation. He covers sleep, sound, ultradian 90-minute work cycles, nutrition and caffeine timing, cold exposure, brief daily meditation, visual focus practice, and supplements, stressing that behavioral tools should come before supplements and that defocusing also matters.
9. 2026年9月28日 · 2小时2分钟 What Humans, Animals and Plants Tell Us About Consciousness | Michael Pollan Andrew Huberman talks with writer Michael Pollan about consciousness, which Pollan argues we still understand poorly; they explore definitions (subjective experience, sensience vs. consciousness), plant and microbial responsiveness, the self versus other, the brain-body feedback loop, and psychedelics as tools for ego dissolution. They close with discussion of psychedelic medicine approvals, food policy, and caffeine.
10. 2026年9月24日 · 36分钟 Essentials: Optimal Protocols to Build Strength & Grow Muscles | Dr. Andy Galpin Dr. Andy Galpin explains why strength and hypertrophy training matters for everyone, not just athletes or bodybuilders, since strength and muscle power decline faster with age than muscle mass and resistance training is the main tool against neuromuscular aging. He lays out core principles (consistency, progressive overload, individualization, specificity vs. variation) and practical protocols, including the 3-to-5 method for strength and power and volume and frequency guidelines for hypertrophy.