So much navel-gazing
The science is a Trojan horse for so much late Gen X/Millennial navel-gazing driven by a disability-as-identity subjectivity. Worse still, McArthur uses his own son — a vulnerable, young, child with very real health concerns — as a “motivation” to make a podcast. (That alone makes this project ethically dubious at best.) And when that’s not enough, he trots out his own health issues and neuroses all of which come across as a broken ego’s need for attention and validation. It’s a shame because the remarkable research and science happening now around aging and the ethical and moral conversations that need to flow from them are captivating all on their own. This is not a science podcast. It’s omphaloskeptic drivel at it most annoying.
Oberon6 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/06/23
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Sweet, with lots of personal touches but an extremely good summary of current science around longevity with practical steps to change lifestyle. Can’t wait for the next subject you tackle!
15agento via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/03/21
Keith McArthur is such a great podcaster and does such an incredible job of educating himself to then teach stuff to us. I learned so much and it was still easy to digest! Despite other reviews, I do NOT feel he breezed over the ethical dilemmas surrounding this topic. It was thorough,...Read full review »
Dwntwn julesbrw via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/30/21
It makes me feel hopeful and empowered!
Constanza from NY via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/30/22
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