Dr. Wendy Bazilian

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1,431 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 15 Jul

Dr. Wendy Bazilian’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I'm so excited to talk to you about your new book, but even more than that, sort of how we spend our 1000 Waking Minutes every day and dig into some of your professional expertise as well as your history in this space.
Well, and I should say that we're friends from way back, professional friends.
Absolutely.
We crossed paths for a long time, including I've referenced his research, you know, many, many decades ago.
Well, many, many, a couple decades ago, let's put it that way.
And then we run into each other at various conferences and different kinds of events.
Well, we both, you know, our expertise shows with the turning of time.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, when I think of your career, Jim, I don't just think about weight loss.
I know that sometimes that comes up because you talk about weight management, weight loss, and you followed that
But I think of someone who has spent decades trying to understand what allows people to keep promises to themselves, basically.
And that's sort of what I'd love to explore with you today.
Yeah.
And after, you know, these some four decades or so studying this field of obesity, weight management and all of this, why?
starting with the book, why was Losing the Weight Loss Meds the book that needed to be written now?
Like, where did that come about?
Because reading the book isn't just about the medication.
In fact, it's, you know, that's a great hook into it.
It's really what happens after the success with the medication, which I think is the more interesting conversation.
So I'd love to hear about the book and how it came to be.
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