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"Kelly M" is a mother whose son was born with a rare condition. She has encountered several of our former guests in her fight to give him a normal life; from The Wowzers, to The Mortiferum, to Permadorm. In a moment of blind desperation, she did something that would change both of their lives forever.
We talk about meroanencephaly, ungerminated seeds, and second chances.
Thank you, everyone, for three amazing seasons. It's been an honor.
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Welcome to this mini episode of Deathless where we break down the latest headlines in the news about immortality. To help me, Pulitzer winning journalist from The Times... Hannah Altenbach.
Main Story: Omega Protein
A new protein has been discovered in patients with Stage VI cancer. It may unlock the secrets to an immortality that is much more livable.
On the Lighter Side: A Novel Idea
An exciting new work of fiction is hitting the shelves in 2027. But wait a minute... it sounds kind of familiar...
(***Hannah Altenbach is portrayed by Becca Schneider)
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Svetlana Kuznetsov is a physicist and former cosmonaut. She was aboard the International Space Station during the Event and may be one of 12 people in the entire world who is still mortal.
We talk about wave mechanics, molecular photography, and bio-mechanical meat suits.
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Welcome to this mini episode of Deathless where we break down the latest headlines in the news about immortality. To help me, Pulitzer winning journalist from The Times... Hannah Altenbach.
Main Story: The Lastronauts
Twelve astronauts were aboard the International Space Station during the Event. For all we know, they may be the only mortals in the whole world.
On the Lighter Side: 300 Acre Blanket
In Cody, Wyoming, a group of knitters has been making something to help us all feel a bit more cozy.
(***Hannah Altenbach is portrayed by Becca Schneider)
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Elias Kingsleigh is the founder of Permadorm. After a cyber terrorist attack revealed certain liberties taken in the trillion dollar company's record keeping, he was forced to step down as CEO. Now awaiting trial for fraud, we catch up on the current state of cryogenics.
We talk about reshaping geopolitical structure, the insanity of death cults, and Antarctica.
(***Elias Kingsleigh is portrayed by Simon Pearl)
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Welcome to this mini episode of Deathless where we break down the latest headlines in the news about immortality. To help me, Pulitzer winning journalist from The Times... Hannah Altenbach.
Main Story: Antarctica
The biggest Permadorm facility ever is scheduled to be built in the coldest place on Earth. In keeping with the Antarctic Treaty, the cryogenics company has been deemed a force for both science and peace. Also... penguins.
On the Lighter Side: SKREECH
Hannah and I try a few sips of the stimulant du jour. We may never sleep again.
(***Hannah Altenbach is portrayed by Becca Schneider)
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Geraldine Locke is chapter president of the Mortiferum compound in Lewis, VT. Having been close with the original founder, Nils Engstrom, since the beginning, she now acts as a representative for this fast growing religion. For those still uninitiated, Geraldine has a very specific message to impart.
We talk about ritualistic sacrifice, the allure of the Mortiferum community, and spiritual wisdom.
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Welcome to this mini episode of Deathless where we break down the latest headlines in the news about immortality. To help me, Pulitzer winning journalist from The Times... Hannah Altenbach.
Main Story: Guardian Angel Chip
Subdermal geotracking microchips may be the new norm. At least for those with super dangerous jobs... or who like to travel to remote places... or who occasionally get on a plane.
On the Lighter Side: Lil Aggy G
The newest voice in hip hop is a golden oldie. Agnes Gottsmundottir, the oldest living human, is trying out a whole new career doing backup vocals for rap stars.
(***Hannah Altenbach is portrayed by Becca Schneider)
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Sarah Sieloff is an urban planner who writes about how immortality has changed the fabric of society. She's worked on infrastructure projects all around the globe. From Washington to Rwanda; from desks to ditches; she's got insider knowledge on what makes or breaks a community.
We talk about abandoned shopping malls, the revitalization of rural areas, and Vanuatan boar tusks.
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Welcome to this mini episode of Deathless where we break down the latest headlines in the news about immortality. To help me, Pulitzer winning journalist from The Times... Hannah Altenbach.
Main Story: Lobotomy 2.0
At the latest FICUS (Foundation for Immortal Conversations and Studies) symposium, Dr. Tobias Pederson presented models for a potential new death alternative... based on the defunct practice of lobotomy.
On the Lighter Side: Cemetourism
Funeral related business are seeing a resurgence with cemetourism. Enjoy guided ghost tours of graveyards, stay in a funeral parlor turned B&B, follow the clues to 'Escape the Mausoleum'. The spooky side of fun.
(***Hannah Altenbach is portrayed by Becca Schneider)
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It's been almost 10 years since we stopped dying. Let's talk about that. I interview people with unique relationships to immortality, attempting to answer the question of the decade: Does life…