Time is the most precious thing we know of. It determines nearly everything we do. Fortunately, scientists have dug their heels in to figure out the nuances of it.

Listen to this podcast...even if it's just for the amazing story about the "Dabbawallas" of Mumabi, India.

Our medical system is a blessing and a curse. In 2018, you can walk into the hospital with nearly any ailment and have a good chance of getting some help. But that also means our elderly are looking for the same kind of miracle...yet what they receive is pain and torment. This podcast is about understanding the nuances of death. When is it best to ignore treatment so that you can enjoy your life? Are nursing homes the best place to spend your later years? Dying is hard enough. It shouldn't be confusing too.

For the first time in human history, psychologists have an unobstructed view into the human mind. The massive amounts of data that is collected by Google, Apple, and social media websites tell us who we really are. Some of these truths are uncomfortable. Some of it is comical. All of it is fascinating.

Alex Honnold is as unique as a human gets. He scales thousand foot mountains with no assistance. It's a type of climbing called free soloing...and he's the best at it. Even when he is just foot slip away from his death, he stays perfectly calm. Join me as we recount some of his most audacious climbs.

Do you believe you are single-handedly making your own decisions? The answer is no...in most situations. That's because every single day our decisions are made based on social influence. Even huge decisions, like how your personality will be is based on what kind of person your older sibling is.

Hang around to the end of the podcast and you will hear a CRAZY study on "invisible influence" that used cockroaches as the test subject.

Yes, the world feels like it's ending. Politicians are corrupt, Terrorism is becoming normalized and most of the world lives in poverty.

But fortunately we know the cure. In Episode 6, we explore how some countries found the solution to the world's worst problems...and how that can be repeated. I GUARANTEE you will learn something from this podcast.

Space is the #1 most fascinating thing to me. Everything out there is gigantic, peculiar, odd...and yet it all seems to make sense (mathematically at least.) Join me as we explore the cosmos with Neil deGrasse Tyson's book "Astrophysics for people in a hurry". I cover everything from the Big Bang to why Pluto is no longer a planet...in less than 20 minutes!

The worldwide obesity rate has grown side-by-side with the sugar consumption rate. Coincidence? Probably not.

This podcast explores one of the biggest health crises in the history of mankind. Sugar can be identified as a factor in more than just obesity. Taubes has done his due diligence on this topic and I'm excited to share what I learned!

What's it like to climb to the roof of the earth?

Jon Krakauer had one of the most thrilling and heartbreaking climbs in the history of Mount Everest. Luckily, he made it back to tell his story. This podcast attempts to sum that story up for you in less than 20 minutes. Enjoy!

This episode is about...well obviously it's about Future War. What does the battlefield look like in our near future. What impact will Artificial Intelligence have on war? Will Future War be ethical? Robert H. Latiff knows more about this stuff than nearly anyone...and it shows in his writing. Extremely thought provoking. Give it a listen!