Scott Carney

Andrew Huberman, these mega huge podcasters, they identify a problem.

You want to live longer.

You want to live healthier.

And then they tell you that they have the solution.

And usually it comes with a discount code, a supplement, and all the grips work a little bit different, but they also all work a little bit the same.

Things that I'm most known for now is, again, I'm looking at wellness grifters.

I've done a bunch of pretty big podcasts on like, you know, Andrew Huberman's sex life.

That was with the New York Magazine.

If you've ever seen that, he was like sort of taken down recently.

I was the primary, one of the primary sources in that.

I've done a big video recently on AG1, which is like a supplement powder that every podcast advertises.

You take it once a day.

Well, I looked into the founder's criminal past on that.

That was ludicrous.

He had this actually real estate crime in New Zealand where he did this rent-to-own scam on people.

And so basically in the .com, not .com, in the 2007 scandal,

real estate crisis.

Chris Ashenden, who was a former cop, former dropout of nutrition school, had failed to do a supplement company.

He read the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

It was like, hey, I can do this.