A practical look at memory, attention, and where training gains do and do not transfer.
The episode treats memory as part of a wider system, one that draws on past experience, shapes present behavior, and sits close to attention. Dr.

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Live your best life in the second half. This no-nonsense show is dedicated to healthspan and features best-selling authors and thought leaders in nutrition, mental health, relationships, and self-improvement. Each episode also includes listener Q&A. Hosted by yoga trainer, writer, and expert speaker, Lucas Rockwood, the founder of YOGABODY.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Age Less / Live More turns research on aging, cognition and metabolic health into clear questions for everyday decisions.
Lucas Rockwood works outward from concrete midlife problems, using guest interviews to connect scientific explanation with decisions about health, work and relationships.
From death certificates to VO2 max, Lucas Rockwood keeps your second-half questions gloriously specific.
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A practical look at memory, attention, and where training gains do and do not transfer.
The episode treats memory as part of a wider system, one that draws on past experience, shapes present behavior, and sits close to attention. Dr.
A practical sleep conversation that stays grounded in real life and real physiology.
This episode treats sleep as a health problem, not a slogan. It stays close to the body-brain exchange that makes sleep hard to pin down, and it does not pretend there is one neat answer for everyone. The point is not dramatic; it is practical.
A practical gut-health conversation that stays close to symptoms people notice.
Lucas Rockwood keeps the discussion practical, moving from dysbiosis and bloating to the less tidy question of whether probiotics help at all. The episode circles the same pressure points more than once, but that gives it a measured pace instead of a rushed lecture.
A clear, reflective take on protecting attention in always-on work.
Age Less Live More looks at modern work through a simple but uneasy question: how do people keep their attention intact when work, home, AI, and the internet all blur together?
A practical menopause conversation that keeps the focus on real decisions, not ideology.
This episode treats menopause as a practical health issue, not a culture-war fight. It explains when hormones can help, why they are often misunderstood, and how patches, oral progesterone, and testosterone formats can fit different needs.
A grounded talk about aging, loneliness, and the practices that can still steady the mind.
Later-life mental health is treated as the main event here, not a side note, with loneliness, isolation, chronic pain, declining health, and thin social support all brought into the same frame.
A grounded conversation about insulin resistance, aging, and the warning signs routine blood work can miss.
Age Less, Live More treats insulin resistance as a practical entry point into aging: what shifts in metabolism, which lab markers deserve attention, and how routine blood work can miss early drift.
A practical look at later-life love, where calm matters more than chemistry spikes.
Aging alone is the fear at the center of this conversation, and Lucas Rockwood frames it through a dating coach who has spent decades helping people date again after loss, divorce, and long stretches of being single.


Careful conversations on drugs, treatment, and recovery.

Buddhist practice for the predictive brain.

Long conversations with people who think in systems.

Psychedelics, treated with care and context.

Behavioural science with a commercial pulse.
This episode explores the current state of mental health and strategies for proactively improving mental well-being in 2025 through an interview with clinical psychologist Dr.
This episode debunks misconceptions about hormone replacement therapy and cancer risk by explaining the difference between relative and absolute risk using the flawed 2002 Women's Health Initiative study as an example.
This episode features psychologist Dr.
This episode explores a new mind-body approach to pain management with guests Olivia Sinaiko and Vanessa Blackstone, co-authors of The Pain Reprocessing Therapy Workbook.
This episode features an interview with fertility specialist Gabriela Rosa discussing fertility as a health indicator and overcoming fertility issues like PCOS.
This episode explores the importance of fiber for gut health, weight management, and disease prevention with gastroenterologist Dr.
This episode explores how to maintain an active lifestyle in midlife and beyond by addressing joint injuries and making informed medical decisions that align with long-term fitness goals rather than just pain relief.
This episode explores the science of aging and longevity with Dr.
This episode explores how leadership roles have evolved since the pandemic, addressing challenges like remote work, employee turnover, and workplace wellness with guest Robert Glazer, a CEO and author.
Lucas Rockwood discusses weight loss drugs like semaglutide and terzepatide, their history, pricing, and impact on public health for the 2 billion people living with overweight or obesity.
The host announces the final episode of his podcast, explaining that he's ending it to focus on creating more comprehensive, research-based content with the help of AI.
This episode explores the complex relationship between mental health, trauma, and physiological effects through an interview with psychiatrist Dr.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
This episode features an interview with colorectal surgeon Dr.
This episode explores how cultural and social factors influence endurance athletic performance through an interview with anthropologist Dr.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
This episode explores hypopressive training for deep core strength, focusing on pelvic floor muscles and their role in overall fitness and health, featuring expert Trista Zinn.
This episode features psychologist Dr.
This episode features an interview with anatomy expert Gil Hedley, exploring human anatomy education and its importance for health and body awareness.
This episode explores how psychological factors influence chronic pain through an interview with Dr.
This episode explores the paradox of advanced healthcare systems coexisting with declining patient access and agency, featuring psychiatrist Dr.
This episode features an interview with physiotherapist Will Harlow discussing strategies for maintaining joint health and mobility in middle age and beyond.
This episode features an interview with neurologist Dr.
This episode features an interview with performance coach Nick Bolhuis about managing stress and preventing burnout through techniques like breathing and heart rate variability training.
This episode explores surf therapy with Natalie Small, a marriage and family therapist who integrates ocean experiences into therapeutic healing for mental health.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
This episode explores how hypnotherapy and CBT can help heal mental health issues like anxiety and rumination, featuring an interview with author Daniel Fryer.
This episode explores alternative approaches to retirement with experts Campbell Gerrish and Caroline Brecker, focusing on meaningful living in later life stages.
This episode explores mindfulness techniques for busy individuals, featuring psychologist Willem Kuyken discussing mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for mental well-being and depression.
This episode explores the crucial role of muscle in health and longevity, featuring an interview with exercise physiologist Dan van den Hoek who discusses powerlifting and clinical interventions for muscle maintenance.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
This episode introduces metabolomics with researcher Oliver Fiehn, exploring how metabolism affects health beyond just calories.
This episode explores how yoga can benefit people with multiple sclerosis through its anti-inflammatory, nervous system balancing, and stress-modulating effects.
This episode explores the benefits and accessibility of clinical hypnotherapy for mental health issues like stress and anxiety, featuring an interview with expert psychiatrist Dr.
This episode explores the biological and hormonal factors behind overeating and obesity with bariatric surgeon Andrew Jenkinson, challenging common misconceptions about weight loss.
This episode features nutritionist Dane Johnson discussing his recovery from severe Crohn's and colitis, focusing on health strategies for aging populations and mental health challenges.
This episode explores practical, research-backed strategies for personalizing healthspan and longevity through nutrition, supplementation, and exercise, featuring an interview with Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews microbiologist Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Professor Paul Lee on regenerative medicine for joints, covering hip replacement benefits, knee treatment options, and the risks of self-medication.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Dr.
Lucas Rockwood interviews dating coach Evan Marc Katz about finding love in middle age, covering topics like online dating apps, compatibility, and shifting gender dynamics.
Lucas Rockwood interviews grief educator Christina Rasmussen about her personal loss and professional work, covering topics like invisible loss, preparing for aging parents' death, and the emotional impact of grief.
Host Lucas Rockwood interviews Jessica Baum about attachment styles, focusing on anxious attachment and how childhood experiences shape adult relationships.
Former pro baseball player Derin McMains shares insights on applying sports performance principles to everyday life, discussing mental conditioning, flow states, and purpose.