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Myth Education

6/23/202657 min

According to “mortality curmudgeon” Dr. Stephen Cave, humans have been inventing stories about immortality since the beginning of time. On a quest to unravel some of these myths, Mangesh finds himself wrestling with a literal fountain of youth in Chicago, playing left-handed tennis with an ambidexterity expert in San Diego, and discovering the Greek way of life with an old friend from last season. Plus: Meet Mr. Wonderful.

 

 

Special thanks to Azadi Records and Bliss Samsa for their beautiful tracks, and Botany for the score. 

Episode collage art by Vahini Shori.

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First 90 seconds
  1. Stephen Cave· Guest0:00

    This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.

  2. Caitlin Thompson0:03

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  3. Speaker 30:35

    [Instrumental music] Kaleidoscope.

  4. Caitlin Thompson0:42

    Hey, it's Caitlin from Racket Mag here with a warning. Despite Mangesh's grandmother's greatest wish, he is 100% not a doctor, and nothing in this episode should count as medical advice. Also, uh, Mangesh, why are we playing tennis right now in a blue zone? Anyway, enjoy.

  5. Sharnee Parker· Guest1:01

    [Instrumental music] This woman in my church, she lived to be 104. And it's weird about her because she was not active at all. The only thing active

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