Episode 19 of The Alan Lewis Raw Conversation is now live.

In this episode I sit down with renowned neurosurgeon Charlie Teo for a fascinating and very honest conversation about his life, his career, and the work he has dedicated decades to.

Charlie has performed thousands of brain operations throughout his career and is widely known for pioneering keyhole neurosurgery, a minimally invasive technique that has helped change the way many complex brain tumours are treated. He has spent more than 35 years operating, teaching and mentoring surgeons around the world, always pushing the boundaries of what is possible in brain surgery.

In our conversation we talk about the future of neurology and neurosurgery, the incredible technology that is starting to change medicine, and how new tools and research may shape the way brain conditions are treated in the years ahead. We also discuss the growing role of advanced imaging, surgical techniques and emerging technology that may help surgeons better understand the brain and operate with greater precision.

We also get into some really interesting topics about everyday life and the brain. We talk about modern technology, including mobile phones and the digital world we now live in, and the kinds of questions scientists are still exploring about how technology, stress and modern lifestyles may affect our brains over time.

And of course, like every guest on The Alan Lewis Raw Conversation, Charlie faces the question every guest gets asked.

The top question, the middle question, or the bottom question.

Which one does he choose and what does he say?

Listen to Episode 19 now.

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