# Ed Park

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From Burnout to Breakthrough: William Bosch's Journey to Living Younger, Longer

In this episode of The Recharge Biomedical Podcast, Dr. Ed Park sits down with William Bosch — founder of Iconic Protein and Longevity, and now CEO of LongevityX — to trace his journey from corporate exit to longevity coaching. William left a job at Shell to found Iconic, a zero-sugar, grass-fed pr…

Looking Back at 16 Years, 371 Videos, and Everything I've Learned About Aging

In this solo episode of The Recharge Biomedical Podcast, Dr. Ed Park steps away from interviewing guests to reflect on creativity, synchronicity, and the craft of "channeling" — inspired by watching a musical improv set — before walking listeners through a retrospective catalog of the roughly 371+ …

Ed Park on THREE TENSES: A TRANSMISSION FROM THE NINETIES

Three Tenses: A Transmission from the Nineties by Pulitzer Prize finalist Ed Park is an experimental portrait of the author, pieced together from his early twenties to now. Ed Park, joined us live from B&N Upper West Side to talk about The Village Voice, reconnecting with his younger self, the art …

AI Is Humanity's Trojan Horse — And We're Already Inside It

Dr. Ed Park steps outside his usual regenerative-medicine focus for a thoughtful, solo reflection on artificial intelligence — what it can offer, where its limits are, and how to use it wisely. Drawing on personal experience, recent research, and a healthy dose of philosophical curiosity, he consid…

Ed Park, "Three Tenses" (Random House, 2026)

Three Tenses (Random House, 2026) by Ed Park is not quite a memoir, not quite fiction, not quite poetry and not quite prose—and yet it transcends the sum of all its not-quite parts as a resonant portrait of its young artist. Written when he was 28, Park’s “transmission from the nineties” displays h…

Ed Park, "Three Tenses" (Random House, 2026)

Three Tenses (Random House, 2026) by Ed Park is not quite a memoir, not quite fiction, not quite poetry and not quite prose—and yet it transcends the sum of all its not-quite parts as a resonant portrait of its young artist. Written when he was 28, Park’s “transmission from the nineties” displays h…

Ed Park, "Three Tenses" (Random House, 2026)

Three Tenses (Random House, 2026) by Ed Park is not quite a memoir, not quite fiction, not quite poetry and not quite prose—and yet it transcends the sum of all its not-quite parts as a resonant portrait of its young artist. Written when he was 28, Park’s “transmission from the nineties” displays h…

Ed Park, "Three Tenses" (Random House, 2026)

Three Tenses (Random House, 2026) by Ed Park is not quite a memoir, not quite fiction, not quite poetry and not quite prose—and yet it transcends the sum of all its not-quite parts as a resonant portrait of its young artist. Written when he was 28, Park’s “transmission from the nineties” displays h…

Life on Earth 101: The Genetics of Aging, Identity, and Everything In Between

Dr. Ed Park steps outside a guest-format episode for a solo, improvised deep dive into genetics — what chromosomes and genes actually are, how epigenetics governs which genes get expressed, and how all of this converges to explain aging, disease, and even the myth of race as a genetic category. Dra…

Will AI Replace Your Doctor? I Asked an AI Version of Myself

In this episode of the Recharge Biomedical Podcast, Dr. Ed Park takes a humorous look at the growing role of artificial intelligence in healthcare through a fictional conversation with his AI counterpart. They explore AI's ability to analyze medical information, support clinical decision-making, re…