Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by his law school classmates Austin Lowe and Ezra Louvis to recap their law school experiences on the eve of their graduation.

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by journalist Florence Williams. Florence and I explore issues including…

—How a molecular analysis of your blood sample can show whether you have the cells of a lonely person…

—The ways in which heartbreak impacts the immune system, and whether you can literally die from a broken heart…

—Roughly how much time it takes for one’s emotional and physical health to return to baseline after a break-up…

—Why you should consider sending artifacts from your exes to the Museum of Broken Relationships, and finally…

—Why rebounding after a relationship might actually be good for your health.

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump, former Governor Andrew Cuomo, Founder and CEO of Amazon Jeffrey Bezos, and political commentator Ben Shapiro - all voiced by the immensely talented comedian and impressionist Austin Nasso.

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by Author and Journalist Mark Schatzker. Mark and I explore issues including…

—Why the rate in obesity in Northern Italy is more than five times lower than in America, despite the fact that Northern Italians indulge in pastas, fried cheeses, fatty meats, and rich desserts…

—Why every diet only works for a set amount of time, then our body reverts to a set point…

—Why satiation, the feeling of being full, only happens if food is swallowed, and if food is spat out, your hunger persists…

—How artificial sweeteners, vitamins, and fat replacers in our processed foods are a major contributing factor to the obesity epidemic in America, and finally…

—Whether seeing the amount of calories next to a menu item actually lowers the amount that people eat.

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by longtime friend and aerospace engineer Stefanos Axios. Stefanos and I explore issues including…

—The likelihood that an asteroid like the one featured in Don’t Look Up will collide with the earth in our lifetimes, and what could be done in that scenario to prevent an extinction event...

—How exactly you would die from an asteroid collision, and finally…

—Why Don’t Look Up is arguably the most powerful allegory for climate change depicted in any movie.