Chasing Life - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I love this podcast because of the choice of topics, lack of hype and the depth of conversation. Dr. Gupta is a warm, intelligent and caring person. Thank you to the team for putting this podcast together.

When I listen to Dr. Gupta, I imagine him talking to me - as if he were my doctor or advisor, translating complex health issues. The themes he covers are topical and timely. It is also gratifying to see that he covers all forms of health from wellness, to physical and psychological health. Keep up the outstanding efforts!

I really enjoy all the episodes. Especially the menopause and what foods we eat and how they affect our mental health. Thank you!!! I have made changes with my diet and exercise in the past week and have noticed positive changes in my mood and sleep.

Absolutely one of the most informative, fun and educational podcast. I have listened to all the episodes and learn about a variety of health issues and outlook of life- Gratitude leads to a long and healthy life. Thank you Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

Chasing Life by Dr. Sanjay Gupta falls flat on every level. The content is trite, with shallow, vapid thoughts that feel more like filler than substance. Despite the show's potential to explore meaningful topics about health and longevity, Gupta's commentary is underwhelming, lacking depth or any fresh insights. His choice of subjects is dull and uninspired, making it difficult to stay engaged. What’s worse is the palpable arrogance that oozes from his presentation — he seems more interested in showing off his own importance than in truly connecting with the audience or delivering valuable information. Overall, the show feels like an egotistical platform rather than a genuine exploration of life’s critical issues. Highly disappointing.

I am disappointed that the bad science in the womens health initiative was not even mentioned in the recent menopause episode. Why, oh why does the traditional medical establishment not trumpet from the rooftops that women have reduced mortality from all causes (especially colorectal cancer and heart disease) when they take hormone replacement therapy—especially in the first ten years after menopause. There are 35 recognized and 104 known symptoms of menopause. There is far more need for HRT than just for hot flashes. It’s appalling how little is talked about this. Thanks for the menopause show at all, but it was pretty disappointing.