Always great information that is useful to everyone regardless of the fact that people live different types of lives.

I really like this show, especially because Dr Attia doesn’t shy away from getting very medical, technical and sciencey. You know he is passionate about improving health and lifespan from how into Things he gets! This really makes this podcast stand apart from other health podcasts. I am a layperson, so things often go over my head, but I always learn things on each epidural. I recommend highly the most recent episide with Dr Layne Norton (# 235) - it might be the most I’ve learned on health and fitness from any one single podcast ( it was over 3 hours long too!) I also found the interview with Holly Baxter (#228) - as a woman I loved that episode. Thanks Dr Attia!

I am sorry that I hadn’t connected with you sooner. I learned of you from the Limitless series and searched for you. Thankfully you were easy to find. As a 64 year old that is trying to change mindset and activity to create a longer and healthier life your content is invaluable. The more I listen, the more I learn so I can take more control of how I age. I’ve shared your podcast with my circle of influence and will continue to do so as the opportunity presents itself.

…the podcasts would be shorter and we could hear the guests. Interviewees are usually excellent, but Peter’s ego and need to demonstrate his superior knowledge dominate every podcast. I finally gave up with the upper extremity podcast - let the guy talk! The caloric restriction/fasting podcast was also a great example of Peter being unwilling to let actual data and information intrude on his beliefs/practices. I'm done.

I theory I should love this show but I can never get through it. I become so frustrated that the hosts talk about what they are going to talk about and 20-30 minutes in they still haven’t actually gotten into the subject matter. After three episodes I give up. GET TO THE POINT. So frustrating. You did me wrong Mr. Money Mustache.

Episodes are too long

I listen to this podcast before I start my day. I am thankful for you and all of the scientists who are digging deeper into our anatomy and learning the next level of health facts and sharing your findings with the world. Is there anyway to contact your team to ask specific questions? Thank you for the all the deeper science you are sharing and for the no nonsense approach in which you and your people express it.

The content is great but the intro music is horrible.

The pod cast is the best. Every time I listen I learn something that is amazing and some times, life changing. However, I do turn down the sound to avoid the the guy yelling in the music intro. Love Dr. Attia, can’t stand the intro “music.”

Please stop the ruck.

Love this podcast, but the intro song is jarring. I subscribed, and it is in every single of one the qualys. It’s incredibly annoying having to listen to it over and over when I’m trying to queue multiple qualys and work hands free.

I’ve listened to this podcast for years now and have enjoyed the information and learning. I almost unsubscribed when Dr. Attia went heavy on the politics in the middle of the pandemic. I’m sure it wasn’t his intent, but his tone and approach was quite condescending in those episodes. Give him a listen for lots of good learning.

Yes, you are accomplished and intelligent. And you are arrogant. For example, In your interview with Andrew Huberman, you interrupted him frequently. Maybe you might consider developing some humility? You are not better than other people. You have a lot to contribute. Don’t diminish your impact by being arrogant. Humility is a strength, not a weakness.

I am thankful for the nuggets of information that come out of these discussions but sometimes the virtue signaling is a little heavy for my taste. I’ve been a subscriber for a few years and stick around to hear how I can stay as active as possible for as long as possible. I enjoy Peter’s perspective but it is hard to tell if he is elaborating on a discussion point to benefit the listener or to demonstrate the difference between himself and the “common listener”.

Truly insightful, intellectually honest content

Peter Attia has done what most health professionals think they’re doing with their podcast: create a platform for open dialogue that, as far as I can tell, is truly dedicated to being evidence-based without being dogmatic. This is one of the greatest, most in depth health podcasts I have ever listened to.

My own father was concerned with being muscled and consumption of protein until the day he decided to retire. He rode his bike up to the pool to swim his daily laps and lift weights on his lunch break until he had a massive heart attack and drowned in the pool. High consumption of protein did nothing for his longevity when he died at 68 from atherosclerosis eating a ketogenic style diet. There is plenty of supporting evidence that our overconsumption of protein is not benefiting us. Being muscled is absolutely important; however, going on intuition instead of current science regarding consumption protein is a damaging message to promote.

I have been enjoing lots of deep dive health talks and was looking forward to hear about nutrition from Matt Kaerberlein. I was dissapointed with this episode. Too much talk about mice studies with no relation to humans, and about protein consumption timing. I expected to hear about effect of nutrition and excercise on mTOR, autophagy, effect on extention of lifespan in humans.

I started listening to podcasts in search of information to heal myself and get on a healthier path. I started with Bulletproof Radio over 10 years ago and have listened to an assortment since then. Revolution Health Radio was the peak for me until I found this show. You have to fight your way through some egotism and privileged perspective, but if you do there is an immensely bountiful treasure of knowledge. Peter Attia has an amazing breadth of knowledge, experience, and detailed attention applied to both. I love that this show does not pander to a lack of education/training in society and focuses more on thorough discussion of the topic utilizing all the information at hand.

I think you can delete the “full stop” in the intro. I think this is a podcast dedicated to the health and well-being of white males with lifestyles like Dr. Attias. I hear very little about the impact of bias in the research, women’s hormones, menopausal impacts on diet and exercise choices. Or what are gender differences in the research in mice that is frequently discussed. What applies or doesn’t apply to populations raised in poverty or who have inherited hypo pressure? Certainly there a ton of great topics but this is not meant for all of us. Full stop.

This episode floored me in so many ways. I found myself riveted listening to it, Shireen clearly explains DBT and it’s benefits in a way that prompted me to get online to learn more. And I couldn’t stop thinking about in the subsequent days. I was surprised at how open and vulnerable Peter was about his own experience with this type of therapy. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to be a better human. Thank you for this episode!!

Episode 71 is perhaps the best and most shocking podcast episode I have ever listened to. Can’t recommend it highly enough. Many other episodes are excellent as well, but start with 71.

New to the show - love Peter’s concept of the Centenarian Olympics. It’s helped me to put language around what I want for the second half of my life. I’m also putting the Zone2 suggestions into practice immediately.

I feel I should be getting CMEs after listening to Peter’s podcasts! The podcasts and show notes are fantastic! 5 stars.

I can’t tell if any of the info in this podcast relates to women. Or if the host has even considered this question with sincerity. There is a lot of off-topic banter that usually strokes the host. He is certainly smart and athletic. Just ask him. But I struggle to figure out what are real takeaways I can use.

I'm very thankful that an MD friend of mine clued me into The Drive podcast. The information is useful and the presentation gives me plenty to think about. I see many, many episodes in the library that I need to hear. Dr Attia is easy to listen to, asks great questions and provides excellent information on a range of health-related topics. In just a few weeks, this has become one of my very favorite podcasts. If you have some basic understanding of health and medicine, give this a listen and soon your knowledge will be expanded! If you or a loved one has cancer, don't miss all the information in the library about cancer treatment.

One of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to. Master interview skills combined with the sharing of life lessons/stories that will stay with me for a long time. Thank you!

Two excellent speakers who do the deep dive into medical mistakes and patient safety. This is a “must listen” for medical treatment professionals and those interested in safe medical practices as well as legal implications.

Dr. Attia continues to highlight the most important aspects of healthcare that are ignored by science institutions (CDC, NIH, FDA). Preventative health, patient safety, and clinician support should trump politics and financials. Keep up the strong work!

Absolute smartest most trustworthy podcast host out there. The honest Conversations he has are refreshing and reaffirming that accurate information is available out there.

Working in academic medicine, I very much appreciate Dr. Attia’s quest to provide the public access to up-to-date and solid, evidence-based health education. I even downloaded the Zero app and have watched Dr. Attia’s I excellent videos there. But please please please could you recruit a talented (and likely already underemployed) composer to create more fitting intro music? It’s only about 10 seconds of misery but every time I hear the intro it’s such a turnoff. It brings to mind an annoying cartoon of Tarzan swinging from the trees, yelling like an ape. Or some douchey Joe Rogan fan on steroids (and I love Joe Rogan, I’m a big fan of his). Please get some intelligent (as in, good and well-thought-out) intro music!! It’ll likely encourage a broader listener base and be better for everyone.

I’m new to the podcast and throughly enjoyed episode 206. It was a great intro to a variety of topics. Can’t wait to go back now and listen to the full episodes!

This Emergency Medicine trained physician thinks he knows about everything health. He has good ideas, but keep in mind that he routinely spouts advice outside of his specialty. He relies heavily on anecdotes and personal experience, and is willing to consume medications longterm without data existing on longterm outcomes of such excessive medication use at his relatively young age. He has many ideas that are not supported by longterm evidence. “Buyer beware” as with all self proclaimed health experts with an MD degree, trying to make a buck on social media.

It was very helpful refresher in bite size nuggets. Great work and pease do more. An episode on nutrition will be great in the future. Thanks for doing this work.

Listened to latest episode. Great show full of practical advice, especially the back casting application to play with great grand kids. Mashup idea worth the effort!

Loved episode 206. Great tips on quick fashion for those who don't have the 2-3 hours to dive deep

I wanted to pay for subscription just to show support for the value I get from the great content and maybe get some extra from the AMAs (no high hopes though). Before I do that I went through all negative reviews and found that those are mostly related to the subscription model, then some Covid controversy, then maybe some particular guests. Although I am not rich and cheap out on lots of stuff, I think the model is fine. To me, the show itself is gold and I learnt a lot without subscription; the AMAs and show notes are just extra, and are mostly summaries / clarifications of what already mentioned in previous episodes, thus the subscription model. May update after subscription.

In a world where there are endless avenues of media that make us dumber, this podcast continually educates and inspires. Dr. Attia has a gift for making complicated subjects easy to understand. Every time I listen to the podcast or read the newsletters, I learn so much. It’s addictive. I wish every teacher had this gift. People often overuse the term “life-changing” to describe the mediocre. But this podcast has truly been life-changing for me. Dr. Attia gives his listeners a deep understanding for the why’s behind his practical advice on ways to increase health span and hopefully, lifespan.

Peter: I am a musician and music professor. I wish I had had the math and chemistry skills to study medicine, because it is fascinating in all of its aspects. You and your guests make the medical world more comprehensible to people like me. I love the works of Atul Gawande and Oliver Sacks. Sadly, Dr. Sacks has passed away (I would love a show on the topics in "Musicophilia," for example) Dr. Gawande is a brilliant and inspirational writer. Could you interview him? I am very interested in longevity health issues. Before COVID I worked out at a CrossFit gym (I will be returning when I feel it's safe-- I am 69 and I find running to be a good exercise for me now!) I think most of us don't think about how compassionate many doctors are. You and your guests are truly motivated to help and heal people. Keep the podcasts coming!

Great topics but lots of self promotion and relatively little content unless you are a $150/year Member. I'd rather have ads and full episodes.

I have been listening to these early episodes, having only recently discovered the link between metabolic health and diet. It is so helpful… I have an adult friend being treated for epilepsy and receives the standard of care but has never had Ketogenic diets discussed but all kinds of crazy treatments have been attempted…with very little results. I have reversed type 2 diabetes by changing to a low carb lifestyle but have had so much resistance from my doctor. For me, the possibility of a metabolic treatment for cancer is an obvious connection. Thank you for the alternative viewpoint… As soon as I heard President Biden talk about curing cancer as a new moonshot I immediately felt that more money will be wasted following dead ends, and we will not see any progress toward what I now believe are root causes. The resistance for alternative approaches by the medical community disturbs me, and I absolutely believe medicine is dominated by a belief system that increasingly is hard to accept. Individuals need this information to be able to make essential choices in their own care And treatment. Thank you! This is so helpful and hopeful. Keep it up.

Subscribed a few days ago and still can’t get signed in for subscribers special pods. Very frustrating. Got fast response when emailed but instructions were same steps I had been trying. Will try a few more time but may have to unsubscribe. Sigh.

Not for me. Several times the host were saying people were treating science like a religion and vaccine mandates were like sharia law. Ok...calm down guys. The Lance Armstrong episode was good, though. He's also a good interviewer. I'll stick to This Week in Virology, This Week in Science, and This Podcast Will Kill You for my life science news & info.

I love the podcast. I am a member. But I can’t figure out how to get the content?????? Very frustrating! I can only get snippets of the ama’s How do i get thes?

If you have time for 1 podcast in your life, this is the podcast you should be listening to. I am a medical professional (not an MD) and this podcast has made me a much better clinician. It has dramatically improved my own health and that of those who listen to and implement what I’ve learned and confirmed from this podcast. Dr Peter Attica is among the most well educated medical professionals I’ve ever heard speak, and I’ve heard thousands. He associated with the best and brightest across a huge array of specialties then he and his team condense the information down to in-depth, insightful, meaningful podcasts. If you consider yourself determined and hard-working, start at episode 1 and learn, learn, learn. Take notes, better yet, pay the annual subscription fee, and start really helping your patients live better lives with the most cutting edge information out there.

Arrogant Egyptian from Canada. An apologist for young privileged elite. Smart, but self absorbed and uncaring about any others less fortunate than his Stanford brethren. A drop out from an elite surgical residency, he has no interest in serving the sick and needy. Listen and you will learn how to live longer if you are rich in the same manner as he and his self- centered friends. It is bad karma to spend time in the company of those who are so selfish and uncaring. Stay away!

I came here to help me live a healthy life style and learn from health experts. I was happy to hear the podcast on Covid and hear some great opinions from other doctors who haven’t been smeared because they went on JRE. It’s obvious that it’s not about what doctors say but where they say it. Thanks for bringing honesty to that trending bias. Let’s be better when we need to discus complex issues like Covid and stop taking one side believing we are on the side that’s right and trying to bring down the other side.

I am grateful to Peter Attia and his team for providing such good information and interesting topics. Science has never come easy to me, yet this podcast has provided me with in depth information that even I (a finance expert) can understand and apply to my life. I especially am grateful for the recent two podcasts that provided good information on the evolution of the COVID Virus. Thank you for providing much needed, science based data that is presented by credible experts in their respective fields. I actually look forward to long drives - which is the best time for me to listen uninterrupted to these informational gems.

This really is an extraordinary podcast, Dr Attia’s approach is a gift and the information is amazing. I can’t recommend this podcast enough.

Attia is a smooth talker, but podcast is full of logical fallacies. It’s amazing that in a 2.5 hr long episode, he couldn’t be bothered to talk specific science about why he doesn’t mask (he vaguely tells listeners to check out some other dude’s work). Cames off as a big echo chamber where he trash talks California for masks mandates, refers to being on Joe Rogan as if that’s a legit place to debate. I’m a nurse born and raised in TX, and this podcast is truly awful and not scientific even though he whines about others not understanding his warped version of stats. Just because kids die more frequently in car wrecks doesn’t tell the story of how many kids have actually died of Covid (yes, this is the argument this is presented as to why he doesn’t mask). This podcast is not science based.