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The food system isn’t broken — it’s working exactly as designed.

And that design was never about helping people thrive.

In this new GoodVibes Podcast episode, Brian Sanders — filmmaker of Food Lies, founder of Nose to Tail and Center, and host of Peak Human Podcast — breaks down how the processed life became our normal, and what it takes to escape it.

We talk about the structural incentives that keep real food out of reach, what “metabolic sovereignty” actually looks like, and why rebuilding health means more than just changing what’s on your plate.

This is one of the clearest conversations we’ve had on how to take control of your health and future.

🎧 Watch the full episode now:

GoodVibes Podcast | Brian Sanders Escaping the Processed Life: What Real Food Was Always Meant to DoFeat. Brian SandersWhat happens when one of the clearest voices in decentralized health joi...

Graphene in yoga pants.
Edible batteries in your gut.
Activewear that cuts cells open.

This isn’t sci-fi — it’s real tech already in circulation.
And Brent Polishak has been warning about the consequences before most founders even know there’s risk.

We call him the A.N.T. Man — Astronaut, Ninja, Toymaker — because he moves invisibly through systems, collects dark truths..

He’s helped Intel evaluate new photonic processors. He’s built startups in wearable color-changing tech. He’s advised product designers and fashion houses on invisible liabilities embedded in their materials.

In this episode, Dr. Polishak breaks down:
– How founders accidentally bake upstream mistakes into brands
– Why carbon nanotubes might be the next asbestos
– What transient electronics are & how they’ll reshape clinical care
– The real meaning of durability (in design and trust)

Whether you’re designing wearables, launching a wellness brand, or just thinking critically about how tech touches bodies and environments, this episode is a masterclass.

Watch it here:

GoodVibes Podcast | Dr. Brent Polishak In this episode of the GoodVibes Expert Feature Series, we sit down with Dr. Brent Polishak — a materials strategist, systems thinker, and creative technolog...