I knew Mike really well, I knew his older brother really well. I know a lot of the guys that started Girl Skateboards: Mike Carroll, Rick Howard. He was Ken Block's photographer and all that. And our photographer at the podcast is Mike Blabac, who's very well known in skateboarding and action sports photography. I don't know her, but I grew up in the skateboard thing. Well, I didn't come out dressed like a swan. So it's between you and Björk for the most beautiful shows put on there. The only other time I was there was to see Björk. Andrew Huberman, rockstar neuroscientist.Īndrew Huberman: You and me both. She had flown all the way from Florida, evidently, just to see Huberman in person, and was seriously considering going back to school to get her doctorate in something brain related. He is also, to put it bluntly, extremely jacked.Īfter the show ended and we made our way for the exits, my friend and I started making small talk with a young woman. He’s an anomaly in the pod space: a thoughtful, charming, and verbose brainiac whose whole deal is offering science-based tools to help people sleep better, work out more effectively, calm their minds, unlock their creativity, balance their hormones, and breathe correctly, among many other things. They’re all here to see a two-hour lecture from Andrew Huberman, the Stanford neuroscientist and host of the Huberman Lab podcast, which, since it launched in 2021, has become one of the most listened to shows in the world. A slouchy guy in a beanie who may have multiple strains of indica and sativa available for purchase in his backpack.

Model-ish women in expensive-looking fur coats and towering heels. Columbia grad students in heather gray school hoodies, eagerly taking notes. The crowd is kind of a bizarre one, even by New York City standards. A cold night in November at the Beacon Theatre.

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