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Club Random with Bill Maher · March 23, 2026 · 1h 25m

Andrew Huberman | Club Random with Bill Maher

Dr. Andrew Huberman, Bill Maher

Bill Maher and neuroscientist Andrew Huberman discuss how modern technology is reshaping human connection, the critical role of circadian rhythms in health, the line between real science and hype in biohacking, and the troubling ties between Jeffrey Epstein and the scientific community. They also touch on future medical breakthroughs like mRNA cancer treatments and CRISPR editing, ending on the sobering observation that we now relate to each other more through screens than in person.

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Canon

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Circadian Rhythm: Morning Light, Dark Nights
Huberman explains why morning sunlight and dark nights are critical for sleep, metabolism, and overall health.
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Highlights

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Biohacking: Separating Hype from Science
Huberman and Maher discuss the rise of biohacking, peptides, and Big Pharma incentives, exploring how to distinguish real health interventions from marketing.
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Shrinking Attention Spans
The discussion turns to how smartphones and social media are fragmenting our ability to sustain attention.
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Epstein's Scientific Connections
Maher and Huberman touch on the unsettling territory of Jeffrey Epstein's ties to the scientific world.
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Editorial

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Relating Through a Screen
"We don’t relate to each other anymore—we relate through a screen," the episode ends with this sobering observation about modern connection.
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