Top 5 Podcasts for Better Wellbeing
1. The Drive By Peter Attia
With more than 100 million downloads,The Peter Attia Drive is a masterclass in the science of longevity — exploring exercise, nutrition, cardiovascular health, and mental resilience. Hosted by Dr. Peter Attia, a Stanford-trained physician, this podcast cuts through the noise and offers research-backed, actionable strategies for living a longer, healthier life. It’s the same kind of practical, evidence-based approach we bring to our Better Learning programs, helping people strengthen both mind and body.
2. Minding your Mind by James O’Loghlin
Professor Ian Hickie, one of Australia’s leading mental health experts, teams up with author and broadcaster James O’Loghlin to unpack the stuff we all deal with: anxiety, stress, feeling flat, and everything in between.
3. Finding Mastery by Dr. Michael Gervais
Each week, high performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais chats with some of the world’s most inspiring thinkers and doers — like author and researcher Dr. Brené Brown, and Daily Stoic founder Ryan Holiday — about leadership, mindset, health, and wellness.
4. The Huberman Lab by Dr. Andrew Huberman
The Huberman Lab podcast is a regular fixture in the global top 10, and often claims the No. 1 spot in science, education, health, and fitness. Hosted by Dr. Andrew Huberman — a neuroscientist known for his groundbreaking work on brain development and neural plasticity (our brain’s ability to adapt and learn new behaviours), the show turns complex science into practical tools you can use.
5. The Diary of a CEO by Steven Bartlett
The Diary of a CEO is an unfiltered deep dive into the personal and professional journeys of some of the most fascinating thinkers, leaders, and creators of our time. Ranking #5 on Spotify’s global most popular podcasts list in 2024, host Steven Bartlett goes beyond surface success to explore the habits, mindset shifts, and life lessons that drive meaningful change.
It’s a refreshing reminder that leadership isn’t just about the metrics — it’s about resilience, self-awareness, and knowing how to navigate both wins and setbacks. These are the same qualities we champion at Better Learning, helping people develop the mental fitness to lead with purpose and perform at their best.


