Dan Buettner: podcast appearances and interviews

Dan Buettner is an American writer, cookbook author, longevity researcher, and public speaker known for his work on the Blue Zones. He is a National Geographic Fellow and has contributed significantly to the study of longevity and healthy living. Buettner co-produced and hosted the three-time Emmy Award-winning Netflix series Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones, which explores the habits and environments that contribute to long and healthy lives. He holds three Guinness World Records for distance cycling and is the founder of Blue Zones, LLC, an organization dedicated to researching and promoting lifestyle practices associated with longevity. Buettner advocates for predominantly plant-based diets, often describing his own diet as 98% plant-based, and has authored several books focusing on nutrition and healthy aging. His work combines research, media production, and public speaking to promote understanding of healthful living practices. As a prominent figure in the fields of longevity and health promotion, Buettner’s contributions have garnered recognition in both scientific and popular circles.