45 MIN + Q&A
The remarkable story of rapamycin — and how I became part of it
KEYNOTE · HEALTH & WELLNESS · LONGEVITY · CURIOUS COMMUNITIES
A storyteller’s journey through one of the strangest stories in modern medicine — from a soil sample collected on a remote Pacific island, to Mikhail Blagosklonny’s provocative ideas about aging, to physician Alan Green’s willingness to explore them in practice, and finally to my own decision to become a patient.
It’s a story about discovery, scientific courage, uncertainty, and what happens when curious people encounter a medicine before medicine has all the answers. The keynote ends with an invitation to stay curious — and, for those who want to go deeper, to continue the conversation in the Rapa-Curious workshop.
60 MIN · GREGG + PHYSICIAN
The proven, the promising, the hyped — and the still science fiction
LONGEVITY PRACTICES · HEALTH & WELLNESS · CURIOUS COMMUNITIES
Think less panel discussion. More jazz.
Gregg joins a practicing physician for a lively, unscripted exploration of longevity medicine — what we know, what looks promising, what may be getting ahead of the evidence, and what still belongs to the future.
From exercise and prevention to rapamycin, senolytics, biomarkers, and cellular reprogramming, patient experience meets clinical judgment — with room for agreement, disagreement, curiosity, and the willingness to say, “We don’t know yet.”
90–120 MIN · INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP
Rapa-Curious: Going deeper
KEYNOTE FOLLOW-UP · LONGEVITY PRACTICES · HEALTH & WELLNESS · CURIOUS COMMUNITIES
The keynote tells the story. The workshop opens the notebook.
A smaller, participatory conversation for people who want to explore rapamycin more deeply — the evidence, the uncertainties, the animal and human research, dosing concepts, risks, and the questions worth asking before drawing conclusions.
Gregg brings the patient perspective and years of lived curiosity. When appropriate, a prescribing physician joins the conversation to bring clinical experience and judgment.
No prescriptions. No sales pitch. Better questions.