Commune with Jeff Krasno

It’s the New Year, which means you may be thinking about how to be healthier and happier in 2025. Today, Jeff invites fellow Commune Co-Founder Jake Laub into the studio to share three specific things that have been key to his health journey. Courses referenced (watch free!):Living Well with Ayurveda with Dr. Siva Mohan — onecommune.com/ayurveda Cook Once, Eat Healthy All Week with The Happy Pear...

Hardship, loss, and loneliness can be doorways to finding meaning in life. According to Michael B. Beckwith, founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center, the key is asking yourself the right questions. Instead of, “What is the meaning of this suffering?” explore, “Based on this obstacle, how can I imbue my life with greater meaning?”This episode originally aired on October 15, 2019.Watch R...

Byron Katie became severely depressed while in her thirties. At rock bottom, she had a flash of inspired insight: What had been causing her depression was not the world around her, but what she believed about the world. The Work was born. In this episode, Jeff does The Work with Byron Katie, reliving a difficult moment in his childhood and turning that painful memory into an opportunity for growth...

What would Jesus do? Civil disobedience. Public demonstrations. Resisting authority. For this special Christmas eve re-air, we take a look at Jesus Christ through the lens of activism with the help of Pastor Ron Buford. This episode originally aired on December 25, 2018.This podcast is supported by: Bon Charge Get 15% off when you order at boncharge.com and use promo code COMMUNE LMNTGet a free sa...

This Christmas eve Commusings is an excerpt of Marianne Williamson's recent book, The Mystic Jesus: The Mind of Love. In it, she introduces Jesus not as a theological construct, but as a spiritual force relevant to all people, regardless of religion. Commusings are thoughtful essays and short-form reflections on spirituality, philosophy, health, and culture. For more musings and quotes, connect wi...

Is chronic disease your body making a mistake? Or is chronic disease simply an adaptation to stress, toxins, and dietary disruptions? In today’s episode, Dr. Alejandro Junger unpacks the intricate connections between disease, gut health, and modern living — and offers a path back to vitality and resilience. This podcast is supported by: Bon Charge Get 15% off when you order at boncharge.com and us...

Jeff explores the transformative power of infrared light and its profound effects on human health. Blending cutting-edge science with ancestral wisdom, this Commusing reveals how near-infrared radiation stimulates mitochondrial melatonin production, combating oxidative stress and enhancing cellular resilience. From the warmth of sunlight to the therapeutic benefits of infrared saunas, Jeff illumin...

Dr. Jolene Brighten wants us to flip the script in women's medicine – where everything is diagnosed as a “dysfunction” – and instead recognize that the cyclical nature of female hormones is actually a superpower. This episode originally aired on October 8, 2019. Watch Jolene’s Commune course, Balance Your Hormones, with a 14-day trial of Commune Membership. Sign up for free at onecommune.com/trial...

In today’s episode, Jeff welcomes back Dr. Will Cole, a leading voice in functional medicine, as he unpacks the root causes of our biggest health challenges. From the influence of Big Food to the power of “ketotarianism” and fasting, this episode explores how personalized health strategies can combat metabolic dysfunction, inflammation, and chronic disease. This podcast is supported by:Stemregen:G...

If you’re ready to move beyond self-doubt or dissatisfaction with your reflection, Kimberly Snyder invites you to explore a new path toward enoughness. This episode contains two excerpts from Kimberly’s Commune course, Beauty Inside Out , with commentary from two of Commune’s resident female biohackers Schuyler Grant and Cooper Moll. Get a free 5-day course pass at onecommune.com/beauty. Learn fro...

Jeff dives into the heated debate over raw milk—a natural food celebrated for its health benefits but scrutinized for its risks. From his personal experience running a raw milk co-op in Brooklyn to exploring the history of pasteurization and homogenization, Jeff unpacks the science, culture, and controversies. Commusings are thoughtful essays and short-form reflections on spirituality, philosophy,...

In today’s episode, Jeff is joined by the “Father of Biohacking,” Dave Asprey. If you follow Dave, you know that he is no stranger to controversy. But he appears to relish criticism and use it as a springboard for growth. So, how does one become untriggerable? If you want more from Dave stay tuned for his forthcoming Commune Course, Upgrade Your Life, where he leads participants through a 10-day j...

Shedding pounds is straightforward, but it’s not always effortless. This episode contains two excerpts from fitness expert and nutritionist Jillian Michaels’ Commune course, “Weight Loss Masterclass,” in which she clears up misconceptions and provides evidence-based methods for achieving sustainable weight loss; with commentary from two of Commune’s resident female biohackers Schuyler Grant and Co...

Human cry, but why? Jeff unpacks the multifaceted nature of crying—its physiology, possible evolutionary purpose, and emotional significance. Commusings are thoughtful essays and short-form reflections on spirituality, philosophy, health, and culture. For more musings and quotes, connect with us on Instagram at @onecommune or @jeffkrasno or sign up for the Commusings newsletter at onecommune.comTh...

We’ve been focusing on the wrong health metric — weight. What truly matters is what that weight consists of. The key is building more muscle and reducing fat. This episode contains two excerpts from JJ Virgin’'s Commune course, Age Powerfully, with commentary from two of Commune’s resident female biohackers Schuyler Grant and Cooper Moll. Get a free 5-day course pass at onecommune.com/powerfully....

Alzheimer’s looks very different from obesity, which we think of as different from stroke, depression, or infertility. But according to Dr. Casey Means, the root cause of our most common chronic diseases can be traced to metabolic dysfunction. In this episode, she and Jeff discuss what your blood sugar is trying to tell you — including the data your doctor is likely not looking for. This episode o...

Schuyler asks 35 women for the 3 words they associate with getting older — as well as what what they are afraid of and what they are looking forward to. This Commusings was inspired by Luminescence, our new series of women’s health and longevity summits. Learn more at onecommune.com/shine. Commusings are thoughtful essays and short-form reflections on spirituality, philosophy, health, and culture....

Christian Drapeau, renowned stem cell scientist, author, and entrepreneur, talks with Jeff about the transformative potential of stem cells in the treatment of chronic illnesses and aging. They also discuss common misconceptions about stem cells and stem cell research. This podcast is supported by:Stemregen:Get 20% off your first order at stemregen.co/commune with the code COMMUNEPODTransparent La...

Jeff, a reformed people-pleaser, and Schuyler, his candid and fiery partner, delve into the art of navigating life’s toughest conversations—from family disputes to political divides. The techniques they discuss can help you have meaningful conversations even in the most challenging situations. Learn from Schuyler and come together as a community for Luminescence, our new series of women’s health a...

Today’s episode features excerpts from two spiritual forces, Marianne Williamson and Kimberly Snyder. Both conversations offer tools for personal growth and societal transformation — a hopeful vision in an uncertain world. Learn from Kimberly and Marianne at Luminescence, our first Women’s Health & Longevity Summit, in Los Angeles on February 1, 2025. Reserve your seat at onecommune.com/shine. Can...

Girls Girls Girls is a podcast series from Schuyler Grant about motherhood, sisterhood, and burgeoning womanhood. In this two-part episode, Schuyler and each of her three daughters dare to dive into a “terrifying” topic: sex and relationships. But fear not, Schuyler brought in back-up, America’s favorite sexpert and host of “Sex with Emily,” Emily Morse. This podcast is supported by: Timeline:Time...

Girls Girls Girls is a podcast series from Schuyler Grant about motherhood, sisterhood, and burgeoning womanhood. In this two-part episode, Schuyler and each of her three daughters dare to dive into a “terrifying” topic: sex and relationships. But fear not, Schuyler brought in back-up, America’s favorite sexpert and host of “Sex with Emily,” Emily Morse. This podcast is supported by: SEED:Get 25%...

Leverage brain science for better mood, clearer thinking and greater happiness. Learn what are the best and worst foods for your brain, how to leverage sleep and exercise for better concentration, and how to implement an all-around brain-friendly lifestyle. This is an excerpt from Dr. Austin Perlmutter's Commune course, The Brain Wellness Roadmap. Get a free 4-day course pass at http://www.onecomm...

We asked Brendon Burchard – a high performance expert, and one of the most-watched, quoted, and followed personal development coaches of our time – a very important question: How do highly successful people achieve so much without damaging their personal relationships or quality of life? In this episode Brendon shares how we can increase our productivity in ways that also benefit our overall healt...

Research shows that eating the same meal at different times of day – or even with a different intention – can have a very different impact on your blood sugar and overall health. Today’s episode features excerpts from interviews with two female nutritional and metabolic experts, Dr. Casey Means and Dr. Mindy Pelz. Both share the science and strategies behind meal composition, meal timing, and mind...