
James Swanwick
Australian-American entrepreneur and former SportsCenter anchor on ESPN. Creator and founder of Project 90, which helps people reduce or quit alcohol.
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Jun 12, 2025 • 1h
Is Alcohol Good For You, Or Is Alcohol A POISON? (You'll Be Surprised At The Results!): Drinker Ben Greenfield Debates Non-Drinker James Swanwick.
Join James Swanwick, an Australian-American entrepreneur and former ESPN anchor, as he debates the complex relationship between alcohol and health. They dive into the surprising statistics on alcohol use disorders, the neuroscience behind sobriety, and practical strategies to reframe drinking habits. The conversation also explores the genetic variability in alcohol effects, the interplay between alcohol and neurotransmitters, and the influence of diet on cognitive function. Expect a spirited discussion that empowers you to make informed choices about your drinking habits.

May 2, 2024 • 1h 8min
Bright Days, Clear Nights, Better Sleep - w/James Swanwick
Former ESPN anchor James Swanwick shares insights on reducing alcohol consumption, benefits of blue light blocking glasses, and debunking myths about alcohol and sleep. Dive into strategies for socializing without alcohol, embracing sobriety, and optimizing sleep quality. Learn about Project 90, living alcohol-free, and the importance of intentional bedtime routines for better sleep. Explore the connection between alcohol and sleep patterns, and the significance of orange lens blue light blocking glasses for melatonin production.

Aug 2, 2024 • 60min
The 1000-Year History of Alcohol & Its Next 20 Years
James Swanwick, an alcohol expert and lifestyle coach, joins neuroscientist Andrew Huberman to discuss the profound history and future implications of alcohol consumption. They highlight shocking research linking even moderate drinking to cognitive decline. With younger generations increasingly opting out of alcohol, the duo explores shifting societal attitudes and debunks myths like the heart-health benefits of red wine. They emphasize a holistic approach to wellness, advocating for sobriety as a path to personal growth and healthier workplaces.