Aubrey Marcus Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Every episode of this podcast opens my mind to new thoughts and planes of spiritual awareness. Aubrey and his guests are very thoughtful in their respective knowledge and wisdom - they proceed to take you on a journey and engage you to keep searching for more. I may not grasp everything at the time I hear it, but the lessons unfold the more I observe the world around me and my internal universe. Thank you for the blessings, Aubrey.

I’ve been a listener for a while now, but recently found myself really looking forward to new episodes every week. Aubrey’s host style is a standout in the podcast space. Really smooth listening with ad formats that he reads himself and products or services that are aligned with his content. He has interesting guests with a wide range of topics, and has a calming demeanor that comes through to the listener.

Great interview style, I love that he gives space for the story to unfold as well as asks good questions to bring more insight and aha moments.

I love the podcast and the the supplement or sponsorship recommendations. I’ve Bought lots of things from your sponsors and they all have been great!!! I really trust the recommendations and the insight of this podcast. I’ve learned a lot listening to your podcast. I’m VERY great full for this podcast!!!

Don’t get me wrong. I love yoga, meditation breathwork, psychedelics… I believe in the value of eating a healthy Whole Foods diet, exercising, including cardio and strength training, getting adequate sleep, keeping stress to a minimum and all the good things. But if you truly have any sort of chronic disease or illness, this podcast will steer you in the wrong direction. Complete distrust of modern medical practices. Only people who are well have the luxury of discrediting doctors, science and evidence-based medicine, while they peddle their alternative medicines, supplements, etc.

Interesting guests and a ton of potential, but ultimately it seems like the interview is more about validating the host’s story than learning from the guest. He finally lost me for good with the Jim Fadiman episode. Please… just let the guest finish a thought without interjecting to answer your own question.