Males in Their 20’s Should Learn From These 6 Public Intellectuals
Sorry Joe Rogan doesn’t count.
1. Andrew Huberman
Huberman is the ultimate bro turned scientist. Up to his neck in tattoos, he leads neurobiology lectures at Stanford School of Medicine. He’s sharp, thoughtful, and full of know-how that applies to everyday health.
Huberman’s science-based podcast launched him to prominence in 2021.
His show is known for insights on neuroplasticity, brain development, and a range of topics on physiology, from sleep and substance abuse to supplemental effects on the autonomic nervous system.
Over the last 10 years, he, and his team, have pioneered their own research via Stanford. They have some notable contributions to publications across the field. Beyond his prestigious accolades, Andrew’s a highly likable guy. He’s an amalgam of academia, masculinity, and wholeheartedness. I respect him a ton — which is why I put him #1 on this.
2. Michael Sugrue
Michael Sugrue is a lesser-known professor of history who lectures on philosophy, Western…
