Mizter Rad Show

What if the dodo never really disappeared? What if a Neanderthal walking into a university lecture hall today wouldn't be that different from the rest of us? My guest this week is Adrian Woolfson — founder of Genyro and author of "On the Future of Species" — a scientist who has spent his life asking a wild question: what happens when humans stop just reading DNA, and start writing it...

Vitaly Bulatov spent 10 years deploying robots in the real world before anyone was paying attention. Then he built a fighting league for humanoid robots — not for the spectacle, but for what fighting forces robots to do: adapt, learn, and survive under pressure. The cage is just the track. The software brain inside the robot is what actually competes. And the robots learning to fight today are the...

Your brain is the last truly private place you have. The thoughts you almost said. The feelings you never acted on. The decisions you made before anyone else knew you were making them. All of it, until now, invisible. Only yours. Jörn Rickert , neuroscientist and entrepreneur, has spent his career on both sides of that frontier. He co-founded CorTec, a company that builds devices that go inside th...

Your body has trillions of microscopic creatures living inside you right now. And they might be the reason your medicine isn't working. Jenny Yang , PhD scientist and co-founder of Outpost Bio is decoding the relationship between your microbiome and the compounds that enter your body — drugs, nutrients, all of it. In this episode, we explore why two people with the same disease, taking the sam...

What if your body is just software waiting to be updated? ⁠Andrew Hessel⁠ has spent decades at the frontier of synthetic biology — a field that treats DNA like code, cells like processors, and diseases like bugs to be patched. In this conversation, we go deep. We talk about programming life from scratch, designing personalized cancer drugs for one single patient, and his company Chromosome 24 — a...

What if every transparent surface around you—car windshields, building windows, even glass walls—could augment your reality without wearing any device? Jussi Mäkinen from Distance Technologies reveals how computational optics is turning ordinary surfaces into mixed reality portals. We explore the technology reshaping human perception and ask: who decides what we see in this augmented future? ___ F...

What if we could shrink the intelligence of ants and bees into robots smaller than a coin? Elio Challita, a Schmidt Science Fellow at Harvard's Microrobotics Laboratory , is making this sci-fi dream reality. From studying termites that spit like 3D printers to cicadas that spray with chainsaw-level power, Elio explains how swarms of biodegradable micro robots could detect environmental disaste...

What if we're living in the dumbest timeline possible? Scientist James Glattfelder thinks we have all the technology to create paradise, but our bad ideas about reality are building hell instead. We dive deep into how information theory is revolutionizing physics, why consciousness might be the universe's operating system, and how ancient shamanic wisdom could guide our future. From quantum comput...

Mizter Rad records this episode 11 meters underwater in one of Ocean Builders ' revolutionary SeaPods off the coast of Panama. Grant Romundt, CEO of Ocean Builders, shares how they're solving humanity's space crisis by building high-tech floating homes that create marine habitats instead of destroying them. From smart toilets to liquid-cooled AI brains, from jet ski elevators to waste treatment sy...

What if technology could make you feel like a whale or walk with elephants in the Serengeti? Ulrico Grech-Cumbo , founder of Habitat XR, is using virtual reality to create "empathy at scale" - connecting millions to nature through immersive experiences that make your body believe you're actually in the wild. We explore how XR might replace traditional zoos, why virtual nature creates...

On the Mizter Rad Show , we sit down with the visionaries, scientists, and rebels building the next 50 years — before the rest of the world catches up. From rewriting DNA to reimagining nations, from Neanderthals to neural interfaces — we ask the questions that actually matter about the future of humanity.

In episode 45, Mizter Rad speaks with Dr. Aron D'Souza , founder of the Enhanced Games - a revolutionary sports competition embracing performance enhancement technologies rather than banning them. Aron shares his vision for a future where human potential meets cutting-edge science, potentially transforming not just sports, but aging, work, and what it means to be human. From pharmacological en...

In this conversation, ⁠Dr. Fady Hannah-Shmouni⁠ discusses the evolution of healthcare from a reactive model to a proactive, personalized approach focused on optimizing human health and extending healthspan. He emphasizes the importance of early intervention, multi-omic data analysis, and quantum biology in creating personalized health solutions that can prevent disease before it occurs. Dr. Hannah...

In this conversation, Patri Friedman discusses the evolution of governance and the potential for new societal structures that blend the best of traditional and modern systems. He emphasizes the importance of experimentation in governance, the economic sustainability of new societies, and the role of technology in shaping future communities. Friedman envisions a world where individuals can choose t...

Imagine being able to cancel your government subscription, just like you cancel Netflix. Sounds crazy? Not to Titus Gebel . With a PhD in international law and an entrepreneur's spirit, Titus is pioneering " free private cities " - places where the relationship between citizens and government works like a service contract. You know exactly what you're getting, what you're pay...

Ever wonder what aging might look like when medicine becomes personalized and preventive? Dr. Andrea Maier , founder of Singapore's first evidence-based longevity center, Chi Longevity , joins Mizter Rad to explore fascinating questions about our future: - How biological clocks in our organs tell different times - What if we could measure and optimize our health before getting sick? - Why Singapor...

Ever wonder what cities might look like when blockchain meets urban planning? Babak⁠ , founder of ⁠Forma , joins Mizter Rad to explore a fascinating experiment in Buenos Aires: How Solana Economic Zones are changing the game for local communities What if we could create mini-economies where your money doesn't lose value overnight? Why your skills might matter more than your passport in the future...

Ever wonder what life might be like beyond our 3D world? Franco Romero, the author behind " The Closet Spiritualist ," joins Mizter Rad to chat about some pretty wild ideas: What the heck is 5D consciousness and how could it change everything? The Split Earth theory - sounds crazy, but what if it's true? Why Franco thinks we might stop aging and start talking with our minds How AI fits into this w...

Join Mizter Rad as he explores the opportunities of the next 50 years of humanity.

In Episode 38, we're diving deep into the world of "Cloud Ecologies" with Steven Gonzalez Monserrate. Join us as we uncover the hidden environmental and social impacts of data centers and cloud computing. We’ll explore the staggering energy and water consumption of these data giants, delve into the human rights issues and ethical concerns they raise, and discuss groundbreaking new technologies tha...

On this fascinating episode of the Mizter Rad Show we delve into the unexplored world of quantum biology with our expert guest, Clarice Aiello. From the essential role of nature and its resilience without human impact to the emerging importance of quantum literacy in high school education, we cover it all. Clarice, a quantum engineer, takes us on a journey through her groundbreaking research into...

Beautiful humans! En este episodio del Mizter Rad Show tenemos el honor de contar con Uyunkar Domingo Peas, un destacado líder indígena y presidente de la alianza Cuencas Sagradas Amazónicas, que lucha por proteger más de 35 millones de hectáreas de selva en Perú y Ecuador. Domingo Peas nos relatará sus profundas experiencias con plantas sagradas como el Floripondio y la ayahuasca, compartiendo lo...

¡Hola beautiful humans y bienvenidos a otro episodio del Mizter Rad Show! En nuestro episodio número 35, tenemos el honor de contar con un invitado muy especial, el experto en urbanismo y creador del concepto de la "ciudad de los quince minutos", Carlos Moreno. En esta fascinante conversación, exploramos su visionaria idea de transformar nuestras ciudades en espacios sostenibles, descentralizados...

Hoy tenemos un invitado especial, Natalia Bayona, directora ejecutiva de la Organización Mundial del Turismo, quien nos compartirá su visión sobre el futuro del turismo. Exploraremos cómo las inversiones y políticas centradas en el desarrollo turístico están transformando países como Arabia Saudita, China, Colombia, Europa del Este y Tanzania. Hablaremos sobre la importancia del cofinanciamiento e...

Joining us is the brilliant Gizem Gumuskaya, who will unpack the fascinating concept of synthetic morphogenesis— a revolutionary technique that allows human-designed products to self-construct just like natural objects. We explore the creation and potential of anthrobots—remarkable robots made of human cells that can change their architecture and perform specific tasks within the human body. Devel...