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Andrew Huberman
Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., hosts the Huberman Lab podcast and platform, delivering science-based tools for everyday life drawn from neuroscience and related physiology. New episodes typically land multiple times per week, covering sleep, focus, fitness, mental health, hormones, and habits with a practical “protocols” orientation.
Coming up


Thu, Sep 17, 2026
A special live event with Andrew Huberman. Protocols, an operating manual for the human body. — New York


Thu, Oct 8, 2026
A special live event with Andrew Huberman. Protocols, an operating manual for the human body. — New York


Wed, Oct 28, 2026
A special live event with Andrew Huberman. Protocols, an operating manual for the human body. — New York
Overview
Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., hosts the Huberman Lab podcast and platform, delivering science-based tools for everyday life drawn from neuroscience and related physiology. New episodes typically land multiple times per week, covering sleep, focus, fitness, mental health, hormones, and habits with a practical “protocols” orientation.
The Huberman Lab audience includes more than a million email subscribers who receive science updates and tools such as Andrew’s Daily Blueprint for productivity and health routines.
What they teach
Content themes span:
- Sleep, circadian biology, and recovery
- Focus, learning, memory, and neuroplasticity
- Fitness, heat/cold exposure, and physical performance
- Mental health, motivation, stress, and relationships
- Nutrition, supplements, and hormone-aware lifestyle design
Episodes and essentials distill lab-informed practices into steps people can test in daily life—without claiming to replace clinical care.
Who it's for
- Listeners who want neuroscience explained for practical use
- High performers optimizing sleep, focus, and training
- Curious generalists building a science-based health stack
- People who prefer protocol-style guidance over vague wellness advice
Frequently asked
Is this medical advice?
The platform shares science education and tools; it is not a substitute for personalized medical care.
Free or paid?
Core podcast episodes are widely available; premium and email products extend the experience—check the site for current options.
How often are new episodes released?
Official positioning highlights a regular weekly cadence (commonly Monday and Thursday) plus Essentials.
Where should beginners start?
Pick a high-priority topic (sleep or focus), listen to a recent Essentials episode, then explore related deep dives.