Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., is a neuroscientist and tenured Professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He has made numerous significant contributions to the fields of brain development, brain function and neural plasticity, which is the ability of our nervous system to rewire and learn new behaviors, skills and cognitive functioning.
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Great podcast, what is the classical piano player that started with G?
Glenn Gould.
The truth about how your body expels heat through the feet/palms is something I had never heard from football to the Army to hiking. Always was “throw the blanket on the thermostat” of the neck. Everybody should know this as it just might save your life.
The five plus hours felt like 30 minutes. After 33 years in the military I’ve got a bunch of ‘issues’ and this podcast provided insights into a lot of them. Thank you.
Listened on 1x and still rewound a bunch of times. This one’s juicy
Awesome episode. Took tons of notes
After listening to the podcast and then listening to the first month of Huberman Lab… I’m awake at 415am every morning and heading to the gym. Only after a week and a half of following the first four podcasts on the Huberman Lab.
The Jocko podcast has always been awesome… but this one… GRAND SLAM HOMERUN Guys!
Quality episode. Thankyou
This is a great podcast! I have been taking notes for several reasons. Primarily enjoying this as my son is high functioning Asperger but is really struggling with motivation. He is nearly failing school, poor sleep, awful sleep schedule, and wants to online game and watch You Tube, Twitch, etc. constantly. We have tried therapy and several medications, but there is nothing on the market to assist him in gaining concentration. I have shared some of what I learned about his cortisol pulse and ascidium rhythm with him. I plan on telling him something new everyday to hopefully gain his interest. He is nearly 18 and I have a lot of work to do to get him to be productive. Thank you again for this information. Also, as a police officer, I know all about the random intermittent reward! Thanks again.
Really want someone to type this one out.
I really enjoyed this Podcast.
I appreciate the podcast! It was a pleasure to listen to the insightful thoughts shared by Andrew Huberman. I have long admired his work and expertise.
Your podcast is a captivating journey through insightful topics, each episode leaving me eager for more.
I liked this podcast! It was nice to hear Andrew Huberman’s practical ideas. I’ve been following his work and experience for a long time.
Hope and inspiration for advances in neurological research and education.