Brongevity: Longevity, Wellness, Personal Development, Habits & Human Performance
Brongevity is a longevity, wellness, and personal development podcast focused on optimizing human physiology, habits, and human performance for a longer, healthier life.
Hosted by Bronson Wilks, this longevity podcast explores how human physiology, metabolic health, mindset, behavior change, and lifestyle design shape energy, resilience, and overall wellness.
Each episode breaks down complex topics—such as aging, metabolic function, habit formation, relationships, and success—into practical, science-backed strategies you can apply immediately.
Designed for entrepreneurs and growth-oriented individuals, Brongevity bridges biology and behavior to help you improve your healthspan, performance, and personal development—so you don’t just live longer, but live better.
Podcasting since 2020 • 144 episodes
Brongevity: Longevity, Wellness, Personal Development, Habits & Human Performance
Latest Episodes
Exercise That Improves Mitochondrial Density (And Boosts Energy & Longevity)
Exercise doesn’t just make you stronger—it increases your body’s ability to produce energy at a cellular level.In this episode of Brongevity, we break down the types of exercise that increase mitochondrial density, improve energy product...
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Episode 144
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19:57
How Mitochondrial Dysfunction Accelerates Aging
Aging isn’t just about time passing — it’s about energy loss at the cellular level.In this episode, we break down how mitochondrial dysfunction accelerates aging and why declining cellular energy production is one of the primary d...
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Episode 143
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10:42
Mitochondria: The Real Engine of Longevity (Mitochondrial Health Longevity)
Mitochondria aren’t just the “powerhouse of the cell”—they’re the control center of aging, energy, and long-term health. In this episode, we break down the latest science on mitochondrial health and longevity, exploring how mitochondrial dysfun...
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Episode 142
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25:55
How Stretching, Mechanical Stress & Movement Influence Cellular Health and Longevity
Can something as simple as stretching influence cancer biology?In this episode, we examine peer-reviewed animal research showing that daily stretching was associated with up to a 50% reduction in tumor growth in mice.
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Episode 141
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12:40