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Now, once the animals have recovered, how do they go to new homes or be released back to where they were living? Can you share the process you've created here?

Now, once the animals have recovered, how do they go to new homes or be released back to where they were living? Can you share the process you've created here?

You mentioned some of the other dogs that you've rescued. Tell us about Wacker.

You mentioned some of the other dogs that you've rescued. Tell us about Wacker.

This work is moving, but I know that it can also be harrowing. How do you find resilience on very hard days?

This work is moving, but I know that it can also be harrowing. How do you find resilience on very hard days?

Now, you describe Tina's death in your book with these words, quote, it was by far the most profound moment in my life that I'd ever experienced, unquote. How did her passing change you and influence your work?

Now, you describe Tina's death in your book with these words, quote, it was by far the most profound moment in my life that I'd ever experienced, unquote. How did her passing change you and influence your work?

Nile, the dog rescue and care organization you founded is called Happy Doggo. How is it different from other animal rescue and care facilities?

Nile, the dog rescue and care organization you founded is called Happy Doggo. How is it different from other animal rescue and care facilities?

You mentioned that it's your mission to rescue a million or more dogs. Is it achievable and what will it take?

You mentioned that it's your mission to rescue a million or more dogs. Is it achievable and what will it take?

Niall, thank you so much for being on the excerpt.

Niall, thank you so much for being on the excerpt.

Thanks to our senior producers, Shannon Marie Green and Kaylee Monaghan for their production assistance. Our executive producers, Laura Beatty. Let us know what you think of this episode by sending a note to podcasts at usatoday.com. Thanks for listening. I'm Dana Taylor. Taylor Wilson will be back tomorrow morning with another episode of The Excerpt.

Thanks to our senior producers, Shannon Marie Green and Kaylee Monaghan for their production assistance. Our executive producers, Laura Beatty. Let us know what you think of this episode by sending a note to podcasts at usatoday.com. Thanks for listening. I'm Dana Taylor. Taylor Wilson will be back tomorrow morning with another episode of The Excerpt.

Hello, and welcome to The Excerpt. I'm Dana Taylor. Today is Thursday, May 8, 2025, and this is a special episode of The Excerpt. In an era where aging is often framed as something to resist or reverse, Dr. Eric Topol offers a far more empowering vision. What if the second half of our lives could be just as vibrant and healthy as the first? In his latest book, Super Agers,

Hello, and welcome to The Excerpt. I'm Dana Taylor. Today is Thursday, May 8, 2025, and this is a special episode of The Excerpt. In an era where aging is often framed as something to resist or reverse, Dr. Eric Topol offers a far more empowering vision. What if the second half of our lives could be just as vibrant and healthy as the first? In his latest book, Super Agers,

An evidence-based approach to longevity, the renowned cardiologist, researcher, and author lays out a bold, data-driven roadmap to extending not just how long we live, but how well we live. In addition to years of research, Dr. Topol has also been recognized by Time as one of the 100 most influential people leading change in the medical community. Dr. Topol, thank you for joining me.

An evidence-based approach to longevity, the renowned cardiologist, researcher, and author lays out a bold, data-driven roadmap to extending not just how long we live, but how well we live. In addition to years of research, Dr. Topol has also been recognized by Time as one of the 100 most influential people leading change in the medical community. Dr. Topol, thank you for joining me.