Interviews

In this episode (coming to you from Medellin, Colombia and Ao Nang, Thailand) I'm joined by Dr. Mark Ashton Smith, we diagnose and identify actionable solutions to 20 notorious problems of smart people.

We also discuss the newest developments with IQ and fluid intelligence-building software and share some cool life hacks for reading more, procrastinating less, and improving your conversational skills with your smartphone. Dr. Smith has a couple of blogs worth checking out, HRP Lab: Brain Health, Resilience & Performance, and IQ Mindware. Along with a consistently informative and well-written newsletter that mind hackers should subscribe to.

In this episode, we discuss biohacking our minds with Mark Ashton Smith, Ph.D.

A Cognitive Neuroscientist who obtained his doctorate from Carnegie Mellon University of Pittsburgh. He is a lecturer at Cambridge University and head of the psychology department of the University of Cyprus.
Dr. Smith has created the IQ Mindware line of apps and software proven to increase IQ, fluid intelligence, and working memory.

My friend Yogi Blair has been using, researching, and is very enthusiastic about this stem cell biohack. What follows is his experience with LifeWave's X39. Reading his grandiose, poetic words describing his transformative experience, I wouldn't blame you for being a little skeptical and thinking, This sounds like yet another placebo-effect dependant product! And I might agree with you, science is increasingly understanding that the placebo effect is a downstream effect of our stem cells and epigenetic function. The placebo effect is how our bodies heal themselves, thus you would expect something that empowers our stem cells to potentiate the invigorating and healing power of belief. Check out the podcast interview I did with Blair here, he is a very knowledgeable Biohacker, drop him an email or Facebook message if you have any questions about this stem cell technology. - LimitlessMindset.com Editor, Jonathan Roseland

A rare in-studio interview with my dad, Eric Roseland, about my family's NASA connection and a lot more...

Please excuse my father’s “ahhing” and the occasional background noise, courtesy of my wife’s ferocious little Pomeranian. 

Interview on brainpower diet with Romy Nelson of the Ingredients for Life podcast.

Romy is a nutritionist, speaker, author, and podcaster, specializing in corporate consulting. She educates audiences on many health and wellness topics including nutrition, fitness, and the importance of balancing the body, mind, and soul to achieve optimal health and wellness.

Note: This was one of my first ever podcast interviews, recorded nearly 10 years ago, please excuse my novice interviewing skills and nutrition knowledge.

I was interviewed by Cahlen, a man who has taken “reject comfort” to the extreme, we discuss…

I catch up with Justin Loew, a 20-year biohacker and founding member of Longecity.org - the internet's best longevity forum (which will pay you to biohack).

We discuss the OpenCures platform and the value in objective and subjective self-quantification, senolytic anti-aging agents, seasonal adaption hacks, Longecity's funding N of 1 personal experiments, and more.

He goes by the moniker The Blind Biohacker but really he's the blindness-beating biohacker.

I interview Victor Mifsud, he was diagnosed at 9 years old with Retinitis Pigmentosa and told that he would be fully blind by age 30. But he has beaten the diagnosis and actually improved his distance vision by 33%. Today Victor enjoys watching the sunrise over the Gulf of Mexico because of his oppressive quest to biohack vision. In this interview, we delve into...

I interviewed Richard Harris - he’s a man in England with a beard and blue eyes that beam with the brilliance of a quasar. He has one of the top channels on Odysee where he inspires thousands to reject the slavery that the modern world imposes upon us.

In this wide-ranging conversation, we get deeply into the weeds connecting the philosophical to the pragmatic...