Every episode Chuck keeps getting funnier and I love it. Now he's asking the fancy sciency questions too?! He's firing on all cylinders for 2022.

@mattoldehoff

2 жыл бұрын

I'm noticing his eyes are getting redder and redder too

@markushunt3440

2 жыл бұрын

Humor and intelligence go pre hand in hand

@markushunt3440

2 жыл бұрын

Humor… joke construction is more precise actually

@bonniewillliams441

2 жыл бұрын

Chuck is impressive and seems to have become more intelligent with each show.

@StarTalk

2 жыл бұрын

He's leveling up!

You guys been going hard with the uploads lately! Loving it

@StarTalk

2 жыл бұрын

We aim to please!

@newskistewski5877

2 жыл бұрын

@@StarTalk you’re the best!

@frankparoots2980

2 жыл бұрын

They always been really.

@aaronbailey3942

2 жыл бұрын

They want that money

@usern4metak3ns

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronbailey3942 who doesn't?

I found that what Dr. Stone said is something I have followed in my lifestyle for the last 50 years. I am now 77 and a serious cyclist for 40 years and achieve 13,000 km per year with minimum discomfort that I treat with yoga exercises as part of my daily routine.

i have a bad anxiety and im on medication but everytime i see chuck my anxiety goes away automatically. im sure alot of people feel the same way. hes pure humour can distract you from the stress thank you chuck.

@thiagoviniciusaires7622

2 жыл бұрын

@RainsFall I was so impressed to read your comment and completely relate to it. I too have been feeling anxious, causing some difficulties breathing and heart pain (not sure if that’s a psychological or physical outcomes of anxiety). Whatever it is, it all goes away once I start watching Star Talk ❤️ thank you so much, guys.

@niifty9696

Жыл бұрын

I know this is old and you didn’t ask. But I would also give Time Team a try. They have old episodes from the 90s and they help my anxiety a lot. Really entertaining and wholesome architecture.

I literally JUST requested this content in the community survey. What a welcome coincidence!

Chuck, thank you for asking about autoimmune diseases. It compelled him to define who his ideal patients are just as I was starting to be bothered that he was generalizing all inflammatory conditions. Perfect timing as always.

This is how a motivational video should be. Not people talking energetically with a nice background music but a group of experts talking about the facts. Loving it so far.

@aarenfourever

2 жыл бұрын

Coding for the soul: two experts and one "not funny" clown.

@AccessCode101

2 жыл бұрын

@@aarenfourever I don't judge. Star Talk wouldn't be the same without him, imo.

I'm 65 and still ride dirt bikes, but I am a long way from retiring because I have riding buddies that are 10 years older than me! And they are not slow! Definitely the ones I look up too. 👍👍

I had a spinal fusion at 29 from a car hitting me while longboarding and everything this doctor is saying, is what I heard from the surgeon and the physical therapist I had. After my surgery I couldn't feel my legs, I can walk now with no assistance but some numbness in my left foot. I still haven't been able to get back on my board but I keep trying.

@caseyalan5398

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same surgery. Its hard to stay positive always being in pain all the time..

Should have invited Dr. David Sinclair on this episode. What he's working on to cure aging is truly amazing.

This was an excellent show. I feel like alot of people don't know alot about how their body works

@ddpwe5269

2 жыл бұрын

It all comes down to people's priority lists and this isn't high enough on it for the vast majority(why does the group keep getting larger?), even if they are to learn anything from this video.

@tmf7563

2 жыл бұрын

"alot" is not the word you think it is.

@fairygurl9269

2 жыл бұрын

Or our Thoughts, Feelings, or Beliefs ♡ I'm noticing Improvements, and can Envision increasing Growth, as we Learn Even More ♡

I remember Dr's. telling my dad to stop playing hockey at 80 because of potential injury from a hit or fall. He quit hockey. Then at 88 he was asked to stop skating in case of a fall. He skated till he was 90, when an abdominal aneurysm took him. He was always moving, and never had pain.

Dr. Stone's point on mentality assisting recovery and longevity of play (especially the part about addicting yourself to your sport) is especially true for skateboarders. The only way to continue willingly throwing yourself at concrete and injuring yourself constantly is to be addicted in such a capacity. Tony Hawk is obviously the most well known example, but there are plenty other skateboarders in his generation that are still riding too. Are they in their prime? Definitely not. But their bodies put up with an impressive amount of strain for someone of that age and I argue that this addiction to self improvement plays an important role in that since it is a fundamental part of skateboarding. There's a saying among skateboarders that goes "you dont stop skateboarding because you get old, you get old because you stop skateboarding."

Any show that Chuck is in is a definite watch.

"I can edit them out"... Chuck is so darn talented. But beautifully explained by Kevin by saying, you can learn to reduce the expression of those genes. What a lovely discussion.

As a patient that has many surgeries (not elective, or cosmetic) it is EXTREMELY important to have a *POSITIVE* outlook before, during, and after the fact. Those people trying to help you don't deserve to be berated and brought down by misery and poor-me left and right. They're there to *help you,* please -- Let them, work with them, and KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON -- it's a bad day, not a bad life.

Good luck and continued success Dr. Stone. This podcast has given me lots to think about as I have just passed 60 and the road to 60 has been filled with injuries and surgeries that have me reflecting on what has happened and how to repair the damage done.

Chuck... Killing it with the pro questions

@davideric7519

2 жыл бұрын

Yes !! Chuck has gone from science illiterate to the best damn co host of all time

@joshuadoss1955

2 жыл бұрын

@@davideric7519 Precisely. I feel like a proud father. Having watched him grow and bloom. Without him, that star shines less.

Great show. Learned something as usual. Peace and love

I agree with some of this. I mean I'm 43 & will be 44 on the 16th of this month. I still compete in Martial Arts. Still can do the splits like Van Damme .But I guess the Doc is right, if you've been "Active" when you were younger ( and kept that same energy throught your life) Yes, you'll feel great and bee great.

Absolutely amazing! We need Dr. Stone to ome back in a couple of years!

Hey guys are having a great conversation. It's always good to have some Smart Talk on StarTalk.

Humans evolved chasing down food and running from predators. The slower people didn’t pass along their genes. They were dinner. But none of them had sofas and televisions. We are still evolving. This is good stuff. Thanks for another marvelous Star Talk.

@Russia-bullies

2 жыл бұрын

We have evolved to be sloths,sadly.

not an expert but for myself i can say that being an athletic person for many years plus mind over matter, has saved my life many times. lightning strikes, explosions, falls from high places. i wouldn't be here right now. but, also in the genes.

@judyfrancis4515

2 жыл бұрын

Are you a stunt person?

@angeloavanti2538

2 жыл бұрын

@@judyfrancis4515 lol. No but should have been. I've used 6 of my 9 lives. Doc says I can live to 100. So now what? No more dare devil for me.

This gave me a much-needed emotional boost! I am 58, and although I switched from outright running to racewalking when I turned 44 to spare my knees from further damage and put most of the impact on larger joints, it is still quite a workout. I was lamenting that I may not be able to keep doing getting my cardio fix for much longer, now I feel more positive if I continue to be careful about what I eat and how I stretch. I rather like being in the same exclusive club with other aging athletes.

Neeeil, PLEASE talk next about the science behind food and it’s relationship with the body. We could all benefit from expert discourse on food as medicine, which is clear but not commodified. Thank you for all your videos and work, it is so inspiring to my mind.

Love startalk!! This one hit close to home for me. I'm a 40 yr old construction worker with. O insurance and terrible jeans! Arthritis has "ruined" alot of my family's lives, as he so elegantly put it. So glad that future generations will have an option of not going through this!!

@davideric7519

2 жыл бұрын

You can’t afford insurance?? Have to have emergency insurance or you would go bankrupt

@caseyalan5398

2 жыл бұрын

I hate when I only have old torn up jeans… it’s the worst

@nickbisson8243

Жыл бұрын

@@caseyalan5398 Gene Simmons loves holy jeans

Great episode! Something for everyone. Can’t wait to read the book.

Please bring Brian Greene back on the show!

@KushClarkKent

2 жыл бұрын

Cosign

Thank you for this helpful show.

thank you neil and chuck for sharing your knowledge, humor, humility and the excelency to explain hard and complex subjects into a more "popular" language. Even I learned a lot with you despite english not being my native language.

Absolutely love your show each time. Thanks again. Learned a lot again today.

Finger crossed for deployment of primary mirror... #JWST 🤞🏻💛

Very good one, thanks for doing this!

Thanks guys. Do they have anything that will stiffen and grow a certain joints? Seriously, I'd like to improve my mental performance (memory, clarity, focus etc)

Hello thank you. I can’t get enough of the natural high I experience from learning from you.

Another Star Talk😀. Love from Liverpool, England

Outstanding StarTalk! I'm sharing this one with my family. Some great life tips and hints.

Great questions from both Gary and Chuck. Keep up the great work guys.

Best episode! Great info here, great job

Loved this talk. Keep up the great work!

Fascinating! Medical progress is not often talked about outside elite athletes....go to a doctor & almost everything could be one of 100 things. Loved the deep dive, thanks :)

Great questions and great answers!

Two vids in a row with chuck in them???!? SIGN ME UP!

I know Neil you and Chuck make a good pair.I request you to talk about some sci-fi shows and infinite future possibilities in field of science,It will be good episode.Btw I LOVE YOUR WORK :):)

Happy New Year! Very good videos as always. 🎉🎊😀

Chuck dominated the questions . Very well done 👍

Dr. Tyson you need to explain your background in one of the videos. What is that pillar behind you? You take us through cosmos but that Roman architecture behind you keep bringing us back in time.

Enjoyed very much. New exciting topic that kept me tuned in. Can I have another please.

That's awesome to hear that they don't give cortisone shots anymore. Every time I've heard someone go in for a shot I would just wince in pain that they were fooled in to doing this, even when research has shown otherwise for so long!

McJagger had a lot of endurance as a kid. Set a record in the mile run in Jr. High School. And, he has had cardiac problems but bounced back.

@Romamb

2 жыл бұрын

McJagger? You kidding me?

thank you please keep these coming daily

Another awesome episode 👏 thank u so much guys 👍

The doctor forgot to add, when you run properly, you can run forever. Most people don't mid-sole land, which loads our entire system in to a spring and instead use heel striking, like they do with walking. Which is also bad even for walking, because you literally have to over come stopping every time you heel strike, which your joints bear the brunt of rather than your muscles when mid-sole landing.

❤️enjoyed and learned ❤️thank you!

Great episode!

Chuck used to drive me insane…. He’s gotten WAY BETTER over the last couple years. I actually look forward to listening to him

I love these vids bruh such a cool vibe right here @StarTalk

Dang everyone asked great questions! Great interview!

“Mature” like Neil … a carefully chosen word. Made me smile.

Bro love your Videos man. Keep doin and keep bringing them Neillll

What a fantastic episode!! Coming up next: Dr. Jordan Peterson as a guest to focus ONLY on the science of the mind and psychology? Would be a great follow up on this episode, don't you think?

Kevin is one of the most knowledgeable guests that were ever on this show

Neil DeGrasse Tyson is the goat. Chuck makes the show complete.

Great vid, well done.

I like how they challenge each other. In my opinion pro athletes obsess over their bodies because it's not just a sport. It's their job. A contract that they have to fulfill physically. I feel they are always thinking ahead of how they can always do better because the job is nothing but performance. I also totally agree. If you feed your body positivity it will react that way because you are kind of tricking your brain in a way.

Fantastic episode! Everybody was on point!

I don't always watch the Sports Edition episodes, but when I do, I'm not bored by sports related things. They can sometimes be as interesting as the other episodes.

Wish this conversation could go on forever

Joint DESEASE sucks (both ankles) medical Marijuana helps. Looking up this therapy, been in PAIN for well over 30 year's (feels like ankles are broken some days) thank you for this medical P.S.A . Brooklyn NY loves StarTalk Thank you to Dr. Stone, Dr. Tyson, Gary O and Lord Nice, Useful informative information. Outstanding episode as anticipated

Great topic, thanks. If I could go to 100 and drop dead while playing the sport I love at a high level, I would happily take that.

Dara Torres competed in the Olympics when she was 41-years old. George Foreman won a heavyweight title at the age of 48-years old. UFC Hall of Famer Randy Couture won the UFC heavyweight title and the UFC light heavyweight title (two times) after turning 40 years old.

Damn, Chuck asking the best questions! He is the best co-host of all, as he pays deep attention to the conversation and even contributes in a high degree

I'm REALLY glad the doctor is going this route, as there are too many in his profession who think what you eat has NOTHING to do with your conditions. If they did, they'd be telling you what to do, rather than saying, sorry you will just have to keep coming back to make sure it doesn't get worse, rather than FIXING the problem. People have NO IDEA how much the human body wants to keep itself at peak performance, but the vast majority of people DO NOT fuel their bodies properly, what so ever. Heck, even some top athletes STILL eat fast food garbage, because they don't know any better. However, if you're on top of it and keep it up, consistently, you'll notice that your 'decline' isn't ANYWHERE near what people keep saying. Why is that? Because the VAST MAJORITY don't do the RIGHT THINGS to begin with! So of course you're going to hear all the qualms of those who choose to go down the easy road, only to find out that it's not very easy on the body, at all. The only problem with our society, is everyone has been conned and we all know the adage 'It's easier to con someone than it is to convince them they've been conned in the first place.' I mean, why does this specific group just keep getting larger(pun intended)? Why do the diseases that plague our society keep getting worse and more widespread, not just in areas of the west anymore? Weird, how one diet, is taking over the world and destroying it all at the same time. Go Westerners! =P

Love love love the sports talk edition.

Love Love Love Star Talk. So enlightening.

Great podcast guys!!!?! Keep up the great work!!!

This was insane! I definitely enjoyed this one

I love this episode

His continual professional responds to every question is astonished.

The amount of people I've shown star talk to. It's amazing.

Chuck is my favorite personality as of late.

I agree with Gary so far only certain people have this comeback ability and I seem to be one of those people, but then I always had a baby face and could abuse my body not that I did at least not all the time. I think that this develops the mindset needed not thinking you are handicap...

Love these guys and StarTalk! :-)

Gary ayeee. Was wondering where. Been. He's a good addition to the show

Brilliant discussion!!

Star 🌟 talk!!!!!!!!! Only way to end my night!

Great work

This video reminded me of very important things thx for this

Great show.

Dr. Stone is so smart that he forgets not everyone is in the top 1%. Not everyone has access to the best medicine, procedures, foods, facilities, etc. Its not just about mindset.

Fascinating show!

We know alot about what doesn't work . Process of elemenation still working its magic.

Everyone is different. I am just about the same shape i was in my 20s in my 40s. Yeah,i should have played pro something. And some perform better later in life because of being more efficient and smart about how to use your body and what it is capable of.

Great conversation

Omg I recommended this topic in your surveys

this is such an interesting topic, i was going to skip, glad i decided to watch!

@StarTalk

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you stuck with us :)

I ran a marathon after having both Achilles’ tendons strained. My physicians assistant had me stretch before, during, and after I ran!

Great discussion! As an extension of this topic you should talk with Dr. David Sinclair of Harvard University Medical School Dept. of Molecular Biology.

Amazing!!