Mr. Beat Up
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680 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 8 Jul
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I'm very good, Bryce.
Very excited for this episode.
Very excited to kick it off with one of the biggest themes in markets today, and it seems poised to only get bigger over the next decade, and that is biotech
and pharmaceuticals and some of the incredible drug breakthroughs we've seen that are all adding to this longevity story.
Well, you were saying off mic that you reckon you're going to live past 100.
Okay, so we will get into that.
Each episode in this series, we're going to dig into one theme in detail.
We're going to talk about who's driving it, who's building it, the case for and the case against investing it.
And it's all thanks to our partners, ANZ.
All right, Bryce, well, let's get into it.
This is all about longevity and the companies and the breakthroughs that are driving it.
And your hook started with how much lifespan has improved in the past hundred years.
So it's probably worth us dwelling on that for a second.
A boy born in 1900 in Australia was expected to live just 51 years.
A girl, 55 years.
Today, a boy is 81 years and a girl is 85 years.
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