The Beyond Tomorrow Podcast with Julian Issa

Could AI redefine what it means to be human or put humanity itself at risk? This episode is brought to you by NADclinic.com , the go-to destination for longevity and human performance. Check out their new NADair, a next-gen, precision breath-activated NAD⁺ wellness system using multi-patented DPI technology: https://nadairx.com/   As AI races toward AGI, Emad Mostaque explores the biggest question...

What happens when AI becomes smarter than humanity and are we ready for it? This episode is brought to you by NADclinic.com , the go-to destination for longevity and human performance. Check out their new NADair, a next-gen, precision breath-activated NAD⁺ wellness system using multi-patented DPI technology: https://nadairx.com/   The race toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is accelerati...

What’s the biggest problem in longevity today: bad science, hype, or misplaced optimism? This episode is brought to you by NADclinic.com , the go-to destination for longevity and human performance. Check out their new NADair, a next-gen, precision breath-activated NAD⁺ wellness system using multi-patented DPI technology: https://nadairx.com/   This debate brings together leading voices in longevit...

Can AI help us defeat aging or are we still missing the pieces that matter most? In this episode, Adam and Nathan explore the growing intersection of AI and longevity. They discuss whether accelerating artificial intelligence could unlock breakthroughs in medicine, or if biology remains too complex for current models to solve. The conversation breaks down the major approaches to extending human li...

Joe Betts-LaCroix and Retro Biosciences recently raised funding at a $1.8 billion valuation. In his first podcast appearance since the announcement, Joe shares his vision for extending healthy human lifespan and the breakthroughs driving the longevity industry forward. Joe Betts-LaCroix explains why aging is becoming a legitimate scientific target. He shares how new discoveries are turning longevi...

Could AI help humanity cure aging and dramatically extend human life? Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming medicine and longevity research. Scientists now believe AI could dramatically accelerate drug discovery, personalized healthcare, and treatments for aging itself. In this episode, Derya Unutmaz explains why he believes humanity could reach “longevity escape velocity” within the nex...

Could Cuba become America’s next geopolitical flashpoint? Cuba remains one of the most politically charged issues in American foreign policy. More than 60 years after the Cuban Revolution, debates around sanctions, regime change, and military intervention are once again intensifying. In this episode, Mikael Wolfe explains why Cuba is fundamentally different from Venezuela and Iran, and why a U.S....

Can we really slow aging or even reverse it? Aging is no longer viewed as an untouchable part of life. According to Eric Verdin, scientists are beginning to treat aging itself as a biological process that can be slowed and potentially reversed. In this episode, Eric explains why longevity research is entering a new era. He discusses how AI, women’s health, metabolic therapies, and partial reprogra...

Are conspiracy theories really increasing or are we just noticing them more? Conspiracy theories feel more visible than ever. From politics to public health, it seems like belief is rising fast. But the data says otherwise. According to Joseph Uscinski, belief has stayed mostly stable and sometimes even declined. In this episode, Joseph explains why events like COVID-19 didn’t create more believer...

What if the most powerful superfood on Earth has been overlooked all this time? Nutrition is getting more complicated. People rely on stacks of supplements, yet still feel low energy and out of balance. At the same time, toxins in our environment are increasing, affecting how our bodies function at a deeper level. Microalgae offers a different approach. It is one of the oldest life forms on Earth...

We may be preparing children for a world that no longer exists. Education is falling behind. The world is changing fast, especially with AI. Old systems are no longer enough. Grades are still the focus, but real-life skills are often ignored. At the same time, mental health is declining. Stress and anxiety are rising. Many children are losing their natural confidence and happiness. Some call for b...

Space exploration is accelerating faster than most people realize. What was once a race to the Moon is now evolving into a long-term plan to live, work, and potentially stay beyond Earth driven by new technology, commercial players, and a growing push toward Mars. Some see this as the next giant leap for humanity, unlocking resources and expanding our future. Others warn it’s becoming a high-stake...

Progress is accelerating but clarity isn’t always keeping up. Check out our new sponsor, NADclinic at nadclinic.com . They are the one-stop-shop marketplace for longevity, and pioneers in NAD+ solutions.  From longevity and AI to the future of healthcare, innovation is moving fast but understanding is still catching up. The result is a growing tension between what’s being promised and what’s actua...

Regenerative medicine is advancing faster than most people realize. What once sounded like science fiction using your own cells to heal, regenerate, and even slow aging is quickly becoming a real and emerging pillar of healthcare. From stem cells to exosomes, breakthroughs are opening the door to treatments that don’t just manage symptoms, but actively repair the body at a cellular level. Some bel...

Longevity is advancing faster than most people realize. What started as simple health habits and supplements is rapidly evolving into biotech breakthroughs that can prevent disease, reverse aging at the cellular level, and potentially extend human life far beyond today’s limits. Some experts believe we’re on the verge of a “longevity drug” that could transform healthcare, while others warn the ind...

Neurotechnology is advancing faster than most people realize. What started as meditation, therapy, and basic mental health practices is rapidly evolving into a new frontier where we can measure, train, and even optimize the brain in real time using wearable devices and emerging biotech. Some experts believe this could transform how we treat anxiety, trauma, and cognitive decline, unlocking long-te...

AI is evolving faster than society can keep up.  What started as chatbots is turning into autonomous AI agents capable of running tasks, businesses, and entire systems.  Some experts believe this could replace huge portions of today’s jobs while others warn we barely understand the risks. Today, experts break down where this technology is heading and what could go wrong. The real question is wheth...

Perhaps it is not the world that’s collapsing but our capacity to cope. Today, Julian welcomes Sophie Grégoire Trudeau to discuss what it truly means to feel safe, seen, and authentic in a world that moves too fast and demands too much. She unpacks why so many of us feel disconnected not because we’re broken, but because our nervous systems are stuck in survival mode. From the impact of early chil...

What happens when the machines we build begin to reshape the world faster than we can understand it? In this thought-provoking conversation, Peter Norvig reflects on his decades-long journey through artificial intelligence, from experimenting with early AI systems in the 1980s to witnessing today’s explosion of large language models. He shares how even pioneers in the field were surprised by the p...

What if your body was never designed to fall apart but to defend, repair, and even outsmart disease? Dr. William Li joins Julian in a conversation to reframe how we think about cancer, aging, and longevity. Instead of focusing only on what goes wrong, he explores what goes right, how our bodies are constantly forming microscopic cancers, yet eliminating them daily through powerful built-in defense...

What happens when AI agents stop waiting for instructions and start acting on their own? Julian sits down with Ramesh Raskar and Maria Gorskikh for an urgent conversation about the rise of proactive AI and the emerging “agentic web”. This isn’t about chatbots answering questions anymore, it’s about autonomous agents that can send emails, execute tasks, coordinate schedules, and interact with other...

What if living longer isn’t about chasing immortality but about quietly staying one step ahead of aging? Julian sits down with George Church for a wide-ranging conversation that challenges how we think about longevity, aging, and medical progress. Rather than promising overnight breakthroughs, they explore why extending human life is a complex, multi-layered challenge and why meaningful progress m...

Are billionaires building the future or breaking it? Julian steps out of the studio and into the real world, putting a single uncomfortable question in front of everyday people: should billionaires exist at all? From candid street interviews to the polished halls of the World Economic Forum in Davos, and finally to the stark realities of Cape Town, South Africa, the responses reveal a world deeply...

What if the future of healthcare is already here, just unevenly distributed? Physician-scientist and innovator Daniel Kraft joins Julian to unpack what’s actually happening right now in health, medicine, and longevity and what’s coming faster than most people realize. From AI-powered wearables and digital twins to personalized cancer vaccines and the rise of “health agents,” Daniel explains why he...

Should the U.S. just take Greenland because it can? As the Arctic melts and critical minerals become the new oil, Greenland has gone from forgotten ice sheet to geopolitical prize. In this Davos street debate, world leaders, policy insiders, and global citizens clash over an unthinkable question: should Greenland become a U.S. state or would that cross the line into modern-day imperialism? Some ar...