Dr Chris Nowinski

Chris Nowinski, a former college football player and professional wrestler, is now a leading advocate against Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and heads Boston University’s CTE center. He shares his personal journey through sports and the devastating reality of concussions. The conversation highlights the need for greater awareness about CTE across all levels of athletics, particularly youth sports, and the vital importance of supporting athletes' health. Nowinski also stresses the urgency for better diagnostic methods and safety regulations in contact sports.

Chhavi Sachdev, a journalist from Mumbai, dives into human-animal conflict and the historical importance of scents, including what Julius Caesar might have worn. Dr. Chris Nowinski, a former WWE star turned behavioral neuroscientist, discusses advances in concussion prevention. They explore how natural adaptations inspire protective gear, reveal the grappling dangers of wrestling, and highlight the rising incidents of wild animal attacks linked to climate change. The conversation fuses captivating history with pressing modern health issues.

Rich Lowry, Editor of National Review, tackles VP Harris' controversial disaster relief ideas and critiques the current political climate around crime and equity. Chris Nowinski, CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, provides insight into the dangers of concussions, discussing high-profile cases like Tua Tagovailoa and the urgent need for improved safety protocols in the NFL. Chloe Valdary, founder of Theory of Enchantment, explores how love can bridge societal divides, touching on racial issues and the cultural impacts of films like 'The Woman King'.