Dr. Eric Topol

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954 appearances 18 recordings 4 series first heard May 2025 last heard 14 May

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Ground Truths · A Look Into the Blue Zones · 18 Jan 2026 podcast

Now, um, you, you started this really, um, in a big way, you know, 2005 and now we're at the 20 year anniversary.

I don't know if you would call it the 20 year anniversary, but for the sake of keeping track of time, I'll, I'll say that.

And here, what I wanna, I, I guess, um, you're familiar with the tall poppy syndrome.

Yeah.

You became the tall.

you know, speaking for Extreme Longevity and Finding These Places.

And you've done some work with, what, nine books and Netflix series, documentary series.

And you're just a very charismatic, great communicator, storyteller.

And everything was kind of cool.

And then starting around, except for this one guy we'll talk about, this guy Saul Newman, where he started in 2019.

And by the way, I think he's tried to get this preprint published recently.

nine times revised to the British Medical Journal, Public Health, and he couldn't get it published.

So that's kind of interesting by itself.

And he, as you know, he wrote a, this was an Australian biologist who lives in Europe, I guess, or in the UK.

He has a book coming out in June called Morbid, Debunking Modern Longevity Science.

And he wrote a New York Times op-ed in January this year where he said the data on extreme longevity is rotten from the inside out.

And it's not just about blue zones.

He's taken on anything about longevity here.

And as you may recall, nothing related to the Blue Zones, but back in 2020, the woman who lived the longest, 122-year-old.

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