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From the manosphere to the atmosphere, Non-Toxic is devoted to understanding the intersections between the crisis of masculinity and the climate crisis.
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Getting it Up on Cape Cod (opens the original)
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Summer is officially over. Put away your linen and your bathing suits and unpack your sweaters. To salute the last glimmers of the season, I’m bringing you a special bonus episode featuring an essay by my friend, Abraham Storer. It’s called “Getting It Up” about a summertime tradition on the Outer Cape of a crew of young guys finding a big log on the beach and trying to plant it upright in the sand. …At least tonight, the boys seemed alright. Maybe their task was pointless, but there was strengt
Bryan Johnson still wants to live forever (opens the original)
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In May, I met the biohacker and wellness entrepreneur Bryan Johnson while I was in Las Vegas reporting a story about the Enhanced Games for Now Voyager . The article, called “Gear and Doping in Las Vegas,” is in issue four of the magazine, which comes out today. A former tech bro who sold his company, Braintree, to PayPal, Johnson has dedicated the last five years of his life to trying every therapy and intervention possible in an effort to reduce his biological age, sharing his findings on soci
Gear and Doping in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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In May, I had the pleasure (or misfortune?) of attending the inaugural Enhanced Games on behalf of a new magazine, Now Voyager. You may have seen clips of this event, often referred to in the press as the “Steroid Olympics.” But it was so much more than that. What follows is an account of my hellish weekend in Vegas, with guest appearances by Thor Björnsson’s neck veins, Bryan Johnson, a haunted Whoop, the Killers, and more.Plenty of ink has been spilled on this sub
Abdul El-Sayed on how progressives can win back men and Democrats can take back the Senate (opens the original)
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Today I’m bringing you a conversation I had with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, who is one of the two Democratic candidates facing off in a primary tomorrow to represent Michigan in the US Senate. I talked to Dr. El-Sayed about a year ago for Carbon Bros ., the miniseries I did with Amy Westervelt and Drilled. In this conversation, we get into why Democrats lost young men in 2024, and whether it’s possible to win them back. El-Sayed's argument is basically that corporations are engineering addiction—throug
Companies will only stop poisoning us when it's against the law (opens the original)
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Throughout “Just Keep Swimming,” we’ve been connecting the dots between the chemicals hiding in everyday life and what they're doing to male fertility, and it’s not looking good. To catch you up: * Phthalates are everywhere — your cologne, your aftershave, even milk — silently interfering with the hormonal signals your body uses to produce healthy sperm. * Flame retardants migrate out of your furniture and into household dust — which sounds whatever until you realize how much dust you’re actuall
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