A4LI H-SPAN Podcast

This week on H-Span, we are joined by Jirair Ratevosian, a candidate for California's 30th Congressional district.In this episode, we learn about Jirair's time as a congressional staffer, how his experiences as a staffer and an advocate for HIV awareness and cures can influence longevity advocacy, and what his vision is for CA-30.

This week on H-Span, we are joined by Bryan Johnson, the Founder and CEO of Blueprint.In this episode, we discussed how Bryan was introduced to the field of longevity science, as well as how Project Blueprint is empowering people to live longer healthier lives.

This week on H-Span, we are joined by Mitchell Lee, CEO & Co-Founder of Ora Biomedical.In this episode, we discuss Mitchell’s introduction to the field of epigenetics, the longevity ecosystem in Seattle, and how Ora is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to advance longevity research.

This week on H-Span, we are joined by Gordan Lauc, Founder and CSO of GlycanAge. In this episode, we discuss Gordan’s path from being in academia to founding GlycanAge, and the important distinction between biological age and chronological age.

This week on H-Span, we are joined by Ashley Zehnder, co-founder and CEO of FaunaBio.In this episode, we discuss Ashley’s background in veterinary medicine, and the intersection between animal biology and human health.

This week on the H-Span podcast, we are joined by Joe Betts-LaCroix, CEO of Retro Biosciences.In this episode, we discuss Joe’s journey from computer science to biosciences, what it is like to run a large start-up, as well as the importance of collaboration in the field of longevity research.

This week on H-Span, we're excited to be joined by Dr. Carina Kern, a Research Fellow at UCL and President of the London Evolutionary Research Network. In this episode, we discuss Carina’s journey into the longevity movement, and gather her thoughts on where she believes longevity science is heading.

This week, we are joined by Andrew Steele, a physicist turned biologist, who made the switch after determining that aging was “the single most important scientific challenge of our time.”In this episode, I wanted to find out how Andrew first got involved with the longevity movement, as well as his thoughts on the current state of longevity research and the future of this field.

Today, we're excited to be joined by Senator Kenneth Bogner, a United States marine veteran who currently represents the 19th district in Montana’s State SenateIn the episode, we discuss longevity science, as well as Ken's views on the role government should play in supporting and regulating biotechnology industriesSo join us as we discuss the relationship between longevity science and policy making...

This week, we are joined by Martin Borch Jensen, the co-founder and Chief Science Officer of Gordian Biotechnology.In this episode, we get into how Martin got involved in the longevity movement, as well as his latest research and insights he has picked up on the path to extending healthy human lifespan.