GWI Launches Podcast for Wellness Pros Navigating the Longevity Space
GWI’s “The Wellness Roundtable” explores the latest in longevity through conversations with scientists, clinicians, CEOs and investors
The Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit research organization tracking trends in the nearly $7 trillion-dollar wellness industry, is launching a podcast for wellness professionals and more navigating the booming longevity space.
Hosted by Well+Good co-founder and The Practice: Habits for Healthspan creator Alexia Brue, the new series – “The Wellness Roundtable” – offers bi-weekly episodes featuring conversations with scientists, clinicians, CEOs and investors on the evolving science and business of lifespan.
Episodes begin streaming May 14 across major podcast platforms and GWI’s YouTube channel.
“Longevity has officially entered the cultural zeitgeist, but many conversations either get mired in the science or drift into Silicon Valley fantasy,” Brue said. “‘The Wellness Roundtable’ is different. We’re bridging the science with the real-world application that wellness professionals need—because it’s the practitioners, not just the billionaires, who will shape how healthspan becomes part of everyday life. These conversations are for the people on the ground—the clinicians, coaches and entrepreneurs—who are ready to turn longevity from a buzzword into a movement. Hosting these dialogues now feels urgent because the future of aging isn’t something we should passively inherit. It’s something we can actively shape.”
Each 10-episode arc will dive into a new topic, with the first season sponsored by Fountain Life, an AI-driven longevity center. The series also features insights from Beth McGroarty, the Institute’s vice president of research and forecasting, who recently spotlighted analog wellness as an emerging trend.
GWI offered a sneak peek of upcoming episodes and guests:
- Dr. Peter Diamandis – “The Healthspan Revolution Is Here” – A look at the technologies driving the healthspan revolution from full-body diagnostics to regenerative therapies
- Phil Newman –”Mapping the Future of Longevity“ – How aging science is becoming a global economic force, with insights into where capital and innovation are flowing
- Anna Bjurstam –“Where Wellness Meets Longevity” – Why wellness and longevity must converge, and how to guard against “longevity washing” in a commercialized space
- Dr. Andrea Maier –“The Science of Healthy Longevity” – How aging is becoming a modifiable risk factor, and what it means for the future of proactive longevity care
- Dr. Adeel Khan – “Regenerative Medicine and the Next Frontier of Longevity” – A deep dive into regenerative medicine, stem cells and the ethical frontiers of experimental longevity science
- Dr. Piraye Beim – “Why Women’s Health Is Central to Longevity” – Why ovarian aging is key to women’s healthspan—and how tracking reproductive biomarkers could transform preventative care
- Abby Miller Levy – “The Business of Aging Well” – The business case for aging well, and how companies must adapt to meet the demands of a longer-lived population
- Chip Conley – “Wisdom at Midlife and Beyond” – Reframing midlife as a time of reinvention, purpose and emotional longevity