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Academic science should replace PI labs with mission-focused labs
“I think that the independent investigator model of science in this country, where it's the Huberman lab, or it's the whatever lab named after the PI, I think that's a flawed model. This is gonna really upset some people. There should be labs named after a part…”
Sharing Huberman Lab deep dives creates friction because it feels like homework
“If I'm sharing this with someone and it's a three hour episode, it's almost like I'm giving them like a to do or like an obligation where we were hearing, especially from like a lot of you know, CEOs or business leaders, they're like, listen, you know, I loved…”
Andrew Huberman says his podcast reaches 20 million people
“But, no, we are very blessed to reach you know, twenty million people.”
Huberman Lab repeatedly sued Jawzrsize over AI-generated fake product endorsements
“We, you know, basically filed legal action against them numerous times. They kept like shut, they'd basically like file bankruptcy and spin up another company and kind of like all this craziness. A lot of people to this day still believe that Andrew was like p…”
Lex Fridman pushed Andrew Huberman to launch the Huberman Lab podcast
“Lex Friedman actually encouraged Andrew to start a podcast, and then Andrew and I talked about it. You know, end of 20, 20 launched the show in 20, 21, and it was kind of off to the races from there.”
Half of the Huberman Lab audience watches video instead of listening
“I would say half of our audience is either watching our content on YouTube or on X and, you know, another half is, is is listening.”
Huberman Lab defaults to rejecting outside opportunities to protect episode quality
“Our default answer is no. Basically, we look at it through the lens of everything is a is a, if we look at it through the lens of our goal is to put out the best possible episode every Monday morning. Everything that Is competing for our time against that is r…”