The Michael Peres Podcast

The Michael Peres Podcast . Join Michael Peres as he explores important questions relating to science, technology, society, and current events.

11/22/2025

Is aging just a telomere shortening disease? Telomeres protect our DNA, and as they unravel, the risk of DNA degradation and cancer rises. Extending life isn't just about living longer, it's about healthy aging—maintaining mobility, function, and mental clarity. Medicine is at a pivotal moment for extending healthy lifespans.

11/22/2025

Watching his father struggle, Daniel is determined to protect his own children from similar health challenges. Prevention becomes his biggest motivator. Simple changes can make a huge difference.

11/22/2025

Are you an optimist? The reality is that pessimists never do anything. They already know it'll fail. Optimists try, travel, and see bright minds everywhere ready to create a humane and enlightened future. It's about willpower!

11/22/2025

The more passive money in crypto, the better. Technical advantages are clear—faster, cheaper, fewer middlemen. But banks? They're slow-rolling crypto acceptance, hoping to maximize revenue before disruption or regulation hits.

11/22/2025

Nick Friedman recalls a pivotal moment: the first franchise conference. Seeing a small group believing in the vision was surreal. Fast forward to the 20-year anniversary with over 500 attendees. Having Ludacris at the event made it a full-circle moment.

11/22/2025

AI provides amazing ideas, but they need human input to become relatable. This video highlights the value of creative brainstorming and the human touch in tech. It's all about collaboration.

11/22/2025

Hospital CEOs thought AI could replace radiologists... but here's a better idea. AI now knows more about oncology than any human. If someone you know has cancer, would you pick a great oncologist, just AI, or an oncologist *with* AI?

11/22/2025

Hedge funds make the already rich even richer, with exclusive access to asset classes unavailable to the public. Tokenization can liberate access and distribution, globally, even in LATAM and Africa. People are allocating assets into it.

11/22/2025

Hedge funds make the already rich even richer, with access to exclusive assets unavailable to the public. Tokenization is the key to unlocking this access and distribution, reaching retail investors globally. It's easy to onboard and own these assets with stablecoin.

11/22/2025

A discussion about human evolution and the embrace of technology to transcend biological constraints. Are we enhancing ourselves, or losing something essential?

11/21/2025

Hospital CEOs wanted to replace radiologists with AI...but is that the right move? AI knows more about oncology than any doctor, instantly accessing all MRIs, X-rays, and DNA data. Cancer treatment: great oncologist, AI alone, or oncologist WITH AI?

11/21/2025

Don't fall for FOMO. Seeing other traders win big can be misleading. Someone making money on 100x leverage? They likely did their homework. Most people get wrecked. Focus on mastering your own craft, ignoring the noise, and making smart, informed decisions. It's the best way to thrive as the industry grows.

Address

Santa Monica, CA

Telephone

+14152129449

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Michael Peres Podcast posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to The Michael Peres Podcast:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Michael Peres

Michael Isaac Peres — Mikey to his friends — was born in Montreal, the biggest city in Canada’s Quebec province, in an orthodox Jewish community. Since then, his life has taken a few different twists and turns, but currently, he’s as a software engineer, mathematician, founder, radio host, and a full-time traveller. Peres currently resides in Seattle, Washington, which he uses as an operating base for his various projects.

Peres was diagnosed with ADHD and other learning disabilities when he was young.Over the years, he’s managed to develop his own unorthodox methods of functioning, which have inspired his current lifestyle, as well as inspiring an entire movement which helps other people take control of their own futures and do the same.

By keeping a few different projects on the go at all times, Peres has managed to keep the negative effects of ADHD to a minimum, while making the most of his inherent energy. Peres studied in Israel for a year when he was 17, moved to NYC to pursue a degree in mathematics when he was 22, and eventually graduated with a degree in Mathematics and Jewish Studies when he was 25.

These days, Mikey Peres travels full-time while managing a multitude of different startups, including a web development company, a cloud computing operation, and a consultant for established companies in the USA and Canada. In recent times, Peres has been helping others to learn how they, too, can build businesses and travel full-time — he is currently formalizing his lifestyle into a 10-step guide which will instruct other people about how to do what he’s done. He’s also working on a science, technology, and entrepreneurship podcast.