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Mangesh Hattikudur (Part-Time Genius, Mental_Floss) dives into the booming business of living forever—meeting the scientists, biopunks, and entrepreneurs trying to turn immortality into reality, and framing death as a choice. But the more he learns about an immortal future, the more he finds himself drawn to the people he loves…and wondering if an endless life can be a meaningful one. Skyline Drive: How to Live Forever is the follow up to the beloved Skyline Drive (season 1), named a “Series Essential” — an Apple Podcasts honor for top-tier narrative podcasts — and highlighted on several Best of Year lists including NYMag, Guardian, and others.
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I just finished this podcast, and I feel the same way I feel upon finishing a long, beloved book: I'm going to miss this. What a gorgeous celebration of humanity. Each episode is a multifaceted installment of adventure, confusion, incapacitating loss, the surprise of hope from unexpected places, the disappointment of hope misplaced, and all the fears, laughs, losses, awkwardness, trepidations, rock bottoms, elations, dreams, wishes, and heartbreaking joys that all get rolled together in the experience of this life. Plus, the music is dope. This story beautifully scratches an itch that human beings have for the spiritual, and weaves together an audible communion between listener and creators in a way that transcends our own individual understandings of what it means to be human. Did I mention the soundtrack? Thank you to Mangesh Hattikudur for being vulnerable enough to record everything he went through, and to his team and guests for making the final product possible.
It’s more than a podcast about astrology, but about our efforts to understand why we’re here and what we’re meant to do. Losing a parent can make you question both those things and it’s amazing that Mangesh opens up to let us experience his grief. That perspective makes the podcast feel more essential and more relatable. Beautifully told and very much worth a listen and re-listen.
This podcast is one of the most enjoyable I’ve ever heard. The storytelling is captivating, the story authentic, and the whole production is just wrapped together so beautifully. I hope they make a season two!
I wasn’t sure what I was getting into. But I’m so glad I hit play. First, I just love hearing Mangesh talk about anything. Himself, his family, his thoughts. When he says he feels he’s unsure of himself I want to say, oh my gosh, you’re so inspiring. You’re so amazing. He’s so humble and brings so much thoughtfulness, humor, pathos and hope into each episode. For a while I didn’t even know his name. You have to wait for the end credits because he doesn’t announce himself like every other podcaster. I think I’m maybe on episode 5, so I’m not sure how many episodes there are, but I really hope this just keeps going. I would love to listen to anything he does.
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