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Jonty & The Doc

What does it really take to live well for longer?Jonty & The Doc is a podcast about longevity, performance, and the science of healthy aging. Hosted by physician Dr.

Podcast · By IVM Podcasts · English (India) · Official site

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 10, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    4 in 10 Men Over 40 Experience This | Jonty & The Doc (opens the original)

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    Erectile dysfunction is often treated as an embarrassing bedroom problem. But what if it’s actually telling you something important about your overall health? In this episode of Jonty & The Doc , Jonty Rhodes and Dr Marcus Ranney have an open conversation about erectile dysfunction, why it becomes increasingly common with age and why men shouldn’t be afraid to talk about it. Marcus explains that ED can have vascular, hormonal, neurological and psychological causes — and in some cases may be an e

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Your Parents Are Getting Older. Here’s What You Can Do Now | Jonty & The Doc (opens the original)

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    What happens when you reach the stage of life where your body is changing, your children still need you — and your parents are getting older too? In this episode of Jonty & The Doc , Jonty Rhodes and Dr. Marcus Ranney explore what they call “The Middle Zone” — the period where you find yourself balancing your own health, family, career and the growing responsibility of caring for ageing parents. Jonty gets personal about the changes he’s noticed in his own body, losing his father and watching hi

  3. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    The Truth About Ageing as an Athlete | Jonty & The Doc (opens the original)

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    What really happens to your body as you age? Is getting slower, weaker and taking longer to recover simply inevitable? In this episode of Jonty & The Doc , Jonty Rhodes and Dr. Marcus Ranney explore the science of the ageing athlete—from declining muscle mass and slower recovery to the mindset needed to thrive long after your sporting prime. Drawing from Jonty's experiences as an elite cricketer, IPL fielding coach and Masters League player, alongside Dr. Marcus' medical insights, this conversat

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    How to Stop Your Skin Ageing Overnight (Before It’s Too Late) | Jonty & The Doc (opens the original)

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    Your skin may be ageing faster than the rest of you, and your everyday habits could be responsible. In this episode of Jonty & The Doc, Jonty Rhodes and Dr Marcus Ranney explore what really happens to the skin as we grow older and what we can do to protect it. From collagen loss and sun damage to smoking, sleep and skincare, they separate useful advice from unnecessary complexity. In this episode: Why skin is the largest organ in the human body • How cricket and surfing affected Jonty Rhodes’ sk

  5. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Jonty Rhodes On Diving, Falling & Staying Sharp (opens the original)

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    Jonty Rhodes spent his career making impossible dives look effortless. But what actually allows the body to react, balance, fall and recover without thinking? In this episode of Jonty & The Doc , Jonty Rhodes and Dr Marcus Ranney unpack the hidden system behind balance — from vision and the inner ear to joints, reflexes and body awareness. In this episode, they cover: Why balance is more than just “not falling” How your eyes, ears and joints work together to keep you steady Why the real danger a

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