Back

Explore every episode of the podcast What's My Age Again?

Dive into the complete episode list for What's My Age Again?. Each episode is cataloged with detailed descriptions, making it easy to find and explore specific topics. Keep track of all episodes from your favorite podcast and never miss a moment of insightful content.

Rows per page:

1–50 of 70

TitlePub. DateDuration
Alexandra Burke: Talking It Out, Letting Go and Finding Your People08 Oct 202600:30:41

In this special episode brought to you in partnership with tombola & Breast Cancer Now Alexandra Burke joins Katherine Ryan for a very honest conversation about friendship, family, motherhood, grief, love, ageing and why sometimes the best thing you can do is simply talk to someone.

She's had an incredible career, is currently playing Chaka Khan in the West End and opens up about the importance of having people around you who will listen, check in and tell you when you need to hear something.

She discusses why sometimes getting out for a walk is the perfect way to have start difficult or uncomfortable conversations, how losing her mum helped her find the people she can truly rely on, why she makes a point of checking in with her friends, and how crying with a friend can sometimes be exactly what you need.

This breast cancer awareness month, tombola and Breast Cancer Now are reminding us all to check in with the people who matter the most to us, grab your girls, take a walk and ask “what was the last time you checked?”
"When did you last check your breasts?"

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

Nish Kumar : Dropping the C-word, Fighting Fascists & Partying with J-Lo. 06 Oct 202600:45:22

Comedy royalty Nish Kumar reflects on his experience meeting OG baddie Jennifer Lopez, how Brett Goldstein got him into therapy, and why he chased Boris Johnson’s car screaming the C-word. 

They discuss the mental toll of having the right-wing press turn against you, and why it will never stop Nish’s truth telling. He also reveals all about turning down Last One Laughing and why you can’t put a price on your integrity.  

After decades of pints pints pints, Nish has turned over a new leaf as he enters his 40s and at the very least is entertaining the idea of drinking less. Rome wasn’t built in a day.  

He also opens up about his life changing experiences with EMDR therapy and all the bones he’s broken while playing football.  

But will a lifetime of standing up for the little man have taken a toll on his longevity? 

Let’s see what his biological age has to say…#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast - 

New episodes every Tuesday. Follow us on social: www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod  

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

BRAIN FOG: Why your mind feels misty01 Oct 202600:15:29

Join our resident scientist Dr. Nichola Conlon, as she takes a fascinating dive into the mysterious realm of brain fog.

In this bonus episode of "What's My Age Again," discover the science behind this all-too-common experience and learn practical ways to combat it.

We'll explore the biological factors at play, such as stress, sleep and hormones and discuss how they impact our cognitive function.

Dr. Nic also shares her expert insights on how to identify the root causes of your brain fog and provide tips to improve your mental sharpness

Leave your own questions in the comments section for Dr Nic to address in future episodes!

Resident Scientist: Dr. Nichola Conlon

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Designer: James Stodd

Production Manager: Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer: Finn Ryan

Head of Production: Cat Moran

Louis Theroux: Sex Positions, Naughty Habits and Awkward Silences29 Sep 202601:21:40

Louis Theroux has spent his career getting other people to reveal their deepest, darkest secrets. Today, it’s his turn.

BAFTA-winning documentary-maker, podcast host, accidental TikTok star and self-confessed overworker, Louis joins Katherine Ryan for a conversation about sex, marriage, alcohol, ageing, insecurity and the relentless need to achieve.

He admits just how many sex positions he knew as a child, explains the nightly smoking routine he swears wasn’t an addiction, and jokes that he was “an incel before it was fashionable”, Louis gets real about the habits and experiences that have followed him from childhood into his 50s.

He also opens up about the reality of keeping a marriage alive, raising children while constantly working, and why switching off can feel almost impossible..

So is all that work, stress and questionable life advice catching up with him?

Let’s see what his biological age has to say…

How To Look Fashionable At Any Age | Fashion Expert Rebecca Lowthorpe09 Jun 202600:33:41

Is there really such a thing as dressing for your age? 

In this special episode brought to you by F&F, Grazia fashion editor Rebecca Lowthorpe reveals why the old rules about ageing and fashion no longer apply. Because in reality, most people don't have a style problem. They have a confidence problem. 

We chat on how you can find your personal uniform, avoid style ruts, and Rebecca shares the EXACT habits stylish women use to look effortlessly put together at any age. Plus, we reveal the timeless pieces EVERY woman should own, and the surprising reason stylish women seem to get more confident as they get older. 

If you've ever stood in front of a wardrobe full of clothes and thought, "I have nothing to wear," - for a start, that's not true - and this episode is for you. Style it out with F&F and shop in-store and online now! 

Katherine and Rebecca are both wearing F&F, and you can get their outfits and more at F&F online and in-store now: 

Katherine's Outfit:  

The F&F Edit High Rise Flared Jeans in Blue: ⁠https://www.tesco.com/shop/en-GB/products/322813560?_gl=1*196nnh2*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTIxOTI5NTUwLjE3Nzgy…⁠ 

F&F Pure Cotton Short Sleeved T-Shirt in White: www.tesco.com%2Fshop%2Fen-GB%2Fproducts%2F322887155%3Fsrsltid%3DAfmBOoq8IPDHKNbxQjW2dwd8LVJUVjj111L… 

Rebecca's Outfit: 

F&F Cinched Waist Utility Gilet in Neutral: ⁠https://www.tesco.com/shop/en-GB/products/323226165?_gl=1*9w7mg1*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTkzMzg2MzIwNy4xNzc5M…⁠ 

F&F Linen Rich Wide Leg Drawstring Trousers in Black: ⁠https://www.tesco.com/shop/en-GB/products/323302253?_gl=1*421ule*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTQ3NzE5MDMxNi4xNzc5M…⁠ 

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

-

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

Dr Nichola: Biological Age reveal!04 Jun 202600:19:11

So, what secrets has Dr Nic been keeping from us?!

On this week’s episode of Second Opinion, our resident scientist gets personal, sharing her everyday habits, routines, and non-negotiables that put her on the front foot based on her years of research.

PLUS she reveals her own biological age.

It’s a more intimate and revealing episode than usual, because Dr Nic isn’t just explaining the research this time, she’s talking about herself.

She’s also answering your questions on where longevity science is going next, and how you can be at the forefront of it.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Dani Dyer: Nepo Babies, Love Island and Never Slowing Down02 Jun 202600:58:26

From Love Island sweetheart to full-blown national treasure, Dani Dyer joins What’s My Age Again? to prove she’s carved her own path, famous surname or not.

She opens up about growing up as Danny Dyer’s daughter, navigating life in the spotlight, battling mum guilt, and finally finding her forever person.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll love her even more.

But it’s not all heart-to-hearts.

Has her fast-paced life been at the cost of her calm? Is her Pilates obsession disrupting her peace?

And we answer the biggest question of all… is being a WAG bad for your health?

 We’re going out with a BANG in our final episode of series three.



Podcast Content Producer - Elena Cotton

Studio Producer - Molly Carter

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

Blue Zones: A passport to a longer life28 May 202600:12:14

We’re packing our bags and taking a trip to the world’s famous Blue Zones – countries where people are living longer, healthier lives.

Dr Nic looks at the science of what’s actually going on – and how we can get a piece of the action.

She breaks down the real longevity lessons behind these “magic kingdoms of eternal life,” from whole-food diets to everyday movement, and a genuine sense of purpose that show up again and again in Blue Zone populations.

She also explores what’s just romance vs what you can realistically apply to your own life no matter where you live.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Your Body Remembers EVERYTHING : Baroness Lola Young OBE26 May 202601:07:06

Baroness Lola Young was handed to a stranger at just eight weeks old. She grew up in care homes, battled racism, rejection and loneliness and despite it all, ended up in the House of Lords.

Lola opens up about feeling unloved as a child, reading the care files that changed her life forever, surviving trauma, and how she became one of Britain’s most respected voices on modern slavery.

She doesn’t look her age at 75, but has all of the stress she’s endured throughout her extraordinary life aged her faster?

Content Warning : This episode features issues of trauma, race and assault.

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

-
Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave


-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.New episodes every Tuesday.

LIGHT: The secret science that makes you tick21 May 202600:13:33

We’re shining a light on light itself: how natural daylight, vitamin D, and different light spectrums affect your sleep, your mood, your energy, and yes, how quickly you age.

Dr Nichola explains the science behind why your body is designed to run on a cycle, how the sun impacts your internal clock, and what happens when artificial light, shift work, and screens throw that rhythm off balance.

She also explores the evidence behind light lamps and red light therapy, plus suggests some simple steps you can take to support your biology from the inside out.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Tim Campbell: 5 Hours Sleep, 3 Bags of Crisps & Torso of The Week?!19 May 202601:07:28

Never one to slow down, Tim Campbell joins us to prove that rest is… optional.

Entrepreneur, MBE, OG Apprentice winner, “Torso of the Week” and host of brand new podcast reWORKING , Tim has built a life powered by pressure, purpose, and the occasional family-sized bag of crisps.

But when you’re running on five hours’ sleep, juggling a million ideas, and refusing to sit still… something has to give. So has his health been quietly keeping score?

From heading back to the boardroom immediately after life saving surgery, to chasing success like it might disappear if he blinks, Tim opens up about the mindset that won’t let him stop… even when his wife is begging him to.

Now approaching 49, he admits he’s doing “too much”… but calls it a privilege.

So what’s the damage?
Is never switching off actually a flex… or a problem?
And can three packets of crisps a day really be part of a longevity plan?

Time to find out what his biological age really thinks…

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

-
Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave


-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.New episodes every Tuesday.

WEIGHTLOSS JABS: What does the science really say?14 May 202600:15:46

In this episode we’re digging deeper into the science behind something we're all talking about: Weightloss jabs.

They’re an issue that came up when Vanessa Feltz visited the What’s My Age Again sofas, and they're the biggest health topic on the planet, but what do they really do to our bodies beyond the scales? And what’s the link between injections, health and your biological age?

Inflammation, muscle strength and long-term wellbeing are all on the agenda too in this science packed episode of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion.

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Designer: James Stodd

Production Manager: Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer: Finn Ryan

Head of Production: Cat Moran

Vanessa Feltz: Toxic Men, Bad Sex AND Big Regrets12 May 202601:14:03

Never one to hold back, Vanessa Feltz joins us to prove that honesty really is her cardio.

Broadcaster, national treasure, and unapologetic romantic, she’s spent decades talking about everything we’re usually far too polite (or British) to admit... bad sex, worse men, and the crushing boredom of being single.
But when your life has been this loud, this turbulent, and this publicly dissected… something has to give. So has her health been quietly keeping score?

From being labelled “fat” then “gaunt” (cheers, tabloids), to staying in relationships she knew were doomed just to avoid an empty house, Vanessa doesn’t hold back.

Now 64, she insists she still feels 14, full of hormones, hope, and the occasional questionable decision…

But is her body playing along?
Is a bit of drama actually good for you?
Is arguing better than silence?
And is the real secret to happiness just having someone, ANYONE, to point at a fox in the garden with?

Time to find out what her biological age really thinks…

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

-

Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave
#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan

-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.New episodes every Tuesday.

HYDRATION: Am I drinking enough water?07 May 202600:11:16

In this bonus episode, Dr Nichola Conlon takes a deep dive into one of the MOST OVERLOOKED pillars of healthy aging: water.

What do we need to know about H2O?

Dr Nichola breaks down the science behind how hydration supports everything from brain function and digestion to skin health, energy, and immune support.

How much water do we really need? Does herbal tea count? What about hydration tablets?

She answers your questions plus she’ll share her Quick Fix tips for making hydration part of your daily routine.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Laura Whitmore: Naughty in the Noughties and "Dating" DiCaprio???05 May 202600:48:39

Ever one to smash the glass ceiling, Laura Whitmore joins us to prove you really can do it all. She’s a podcaster, filmmaker, actor, and mum, just to name a few! 

But when life becomes a constant balancing act, something has to give… so has her health taken the hit?

From the chaos of noughties fame with MTV parties, tabloid headlines, and life in the spotlight, Laura reflects on her rapid rise and the reason she now guards her privacy so fiercely.

Now in her forties, she’s all about boundaries. But are they strong enough to actually slow down her biological clock?

Is fighting with your partner the key to eternal youth?

Time to find out if the luck of the Irish shows up in her results…

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Podcast Content Producer - Elena Cotton

Studio Producer - Molly Carter

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

 #whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan 

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:

www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod

www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com  T&Cs apply.#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

ELECTROLYTES: Do I really need them? 30 Apr 202600:11:57

Electrolytes are everywhere right now, in powders, drinks, and all over social media — but do you actually need them?

In this episode of Dr Nicola’s Second Opinion, Dr Nic breaks down the science, explaining what they are, how they support your body, and when supplements can actually be useful.

She also answers your questions about post-workout hydration, sweating in hot weather, and what you should look for in an electrolyte product.

Plus, Dr Nic shares simple advice on when water and a balanced diet are enough on their own, and when it might make sense to reach for extra support.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Joanna Page: Gavin and Stacey, Menopause and Motherhood28 Apr 202601:09:04

Calm, capable, always coping… Joanna Page has spent a lifetime holding it all together.

The Gavin & Stacey star sits down with us to find out whether years of saying “yes”, being nice, raising four children and running on empty have kept her young… or quietly taken a toll.

She chats how raising children, traumatic births and 12 years of breastfeeding led to sugar addiction, sleep deprivation and NEVER putting herself first. And we unpack the reality behind being the “nice one”, the pressure of being everything to everyone, and the moment she finally said no.

Now at 48, she opens up about navigating menopause, her experience with HRT, and how it’s forced her to finally start prioritising her own health.

But after decades of resilience… what does her body actually reveal? And is it too late to undo the damage that’s done?



Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave
#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan

-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

PROTEIN: Am I getting enough?23 Apr 202600:11:26

In this bonus episode of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion, What’s My Age Again’s resident scientist Dr Nicola Conlon cuts through the noise around protein.

From powders and shakes to plant-based sources, she explains what protein actually does in the body, how much you REALLY need in your diet, and why balance sometimes matters more than just hype.

She’ll also answer your questions on vegan alternatives, muscle health, and menopause, as well as sharing her simple “Quick Fix” tips for making smarter protein choices.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Vogue Williams: Botox, Breakups and Booze21 Apr 202601:00:36

Restless, anxious, always moving... Vogue Williams admits switching off doesn’t come naturally.

The presenter, podcaster and mum of three manages to sit still with us for an hour to find out whether her endlessly busy lifestyle is keeping her young… or secretly ageing her.

Known for her energy, fitness and packed schedule, Vogue seems to do it all, but behind the polished routine are stories of panic attacks, tequila fuelled twenties and an unstable childhood.

She talks motherhood, marriage to Spencer Matthews, stress and the pressure to keep moving, plus the habits she swears by to stay feeling her best.

But is her body is as young as her energy suggests? We're putting that to the test..

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave
#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan

-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

TESTOSTERONE: Spilling the tea on Low T16 Apr 202600:14:14

Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion is the bonus podcast from What’s My Age Again? where science cuts through the hype.

In this episode, Dr Nichola Conlon takes a clear, evidence‑based look at testosterone after Joe Lycett raised the issue when he was on the WMAA sofas.

Dr Nic explains what it actually does, how it changes with age, and why “optimising” hormones isn’t always the answer.

From lifestyle factors to hormone therapy, she also answers your questions and explains what really matters for long‑term health and longevity.

And she hears why "T" is playing havoc with Joe's gym routine!

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Joe Lycett: Pranks, Pints and Fighting Children14 Apr 202601:02:03

Tired, pissy, horny. In this episode, Joe Lycett admits he’s usually at least two of the three.

Everyone’s favourite comedy mummy is back to find out if the cells beneath his skin match the feelings in his heart.

Known for his sharp humour and bold political pranks, Joe brings joy to our screens but behind the laughs are stories of loss, anxiety, and run-ins with the law!

He opens up about the rollercoaster of new parenthood, the emotional toll of taking on governments, and why he finds women far more fascinating than men.

Whether he’s painting, gardening, or taking the moral high ground, Joe reveals what really restores his spirit and maybe, just maybe, knocks a few years off his biological age in the process.

Get ready to laugh, cry, and fall for him all over again.

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Podcast Content Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Camera Operator - Garry Brown

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan -New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_podwww.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast

-New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:

www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_podwww.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

FASTING, SAUNAS and COLD PLUNGE: The secret behind Jimmy Carr’s results09 Apr 202600:15:22

In this bonus episode of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion, What’s My Age Again? resident scientist Dr Nichola Conlon takes a deeper dive into the habits behind Jimmy Carr’s headline‑grabbing biological age result — and asks the bigger question: do fasting, saunas and cold plunges really slow ageing, or are they just biohacker hype?

Dr Nichola unpacks the real science behind “good stress” on the body, explaining how stepping outside our comfort zone can switch on powerful repair pathways linked to longevity.

From metabolic switching and cellular clean‑up, to heat shock proteins and dopamine boosts, this episode explores what’s actually happening under the skin and what’s worth trying for yourself.

Plus, Dr Nichola answers your questions on inflammation, and why more exercise isn’t always better when it comes to ageing well.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Chloe Burrows : Parties, Anxiety and ADHD 07 Apr 202600:58:18

She partied through her 20s, overshared on national TV, and now she’s waking up at 5am for breakfast radio… somehow.

KISS Breakfast Host Chloe Burrows joins us to talk hangovers, heartbreak, anxiety spirals, and why she refuses to give up a good night out, even if her body is begging her to.

But between the partying, poor sleep, anxiety, and emotional “boxes” she refuses to open… what’s it all doing to her body?

Is she actually thriving, or quietly ageing at speed? Stay tuned to find out!

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave
#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan

-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

HOW DID PRUE DO IT?: The science behind Dame Prue Leith's ASTONISHING biological age result02 Apr 202600:13:28

In this bonus instalment of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion, our resident scientist Dr Nichola Conlon takes the wheel once again to break down the facts behind Dame Prue Leith's remarkable biological age result onWhat’s My Age Again?.

She dives deeper into the science behind the findings, unpacking how decades of consistency in food, sleep and lifestyle choices can shape our biological age in powerful ways.

From whole‑food eating and gut diversity, sleep’s role in cellular repair, to the power of purpose and happiness, Dr Nic reveals why Dame Prue’s results are so extraordinary — and so achievable.

Plus, Dr Nic answers listener questions on fasting, genetics, creativity and longevity, before wrapping things up with her Quick Fix: the week’s essential takeaways you can start applying today.

Producer – Mick Coyle

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Dame Prue Leith: Widowhood, Wealth and why she REALLY left Bake Off | What’s My Age Again?31 Mar 202600:54:20

Get ready to practice your curtsey, as this episode we are joined by none other than Dame Prue Leith! With her fingers in many pies, Prue has conquered a glamorous TV career, earned a Michelin star, written an array of successful cookbooks and novels, and sat upon some of Britain’s most iconic business boards.

Prue talks us through how to maintain life at the top - from savvy property investments to riding on motorbikes around the Cotswolds, and why being old is the most beautiful part of life.

But how old are the cells that run Prue’s powerhouse body?

Has breaking the glass ceiling meant she’s cracked the key to longevity?

In the spirit of Bake Off, we got a cake for her... but how many candles are on it?

Strap in as we reveal our most SHOCKING biological age yet.

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Podcast Content Producer - Elena Cotton

Studio Producer - Molly Carter

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

#katherineryan #whatsmyageagain #podcast-

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod

www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

BURNOUT: How to tell if your body's been pushed too far26 Mar 202600:12:19

In this bonus episode of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion, What's My Age Again's Resident Scientist Dr Nichola Conlon dives into one of the most talked about issues of modern life: burnout. 

Dr Nic unpacks what’s really going on beneath the surface when exhaustion becomes something deeper — and why it matters for your long-term health. 

Expect mythbusting, smart explanations, listener questions, and a practical “quick fix” takeaway designed to fit into even the busiest day.  

If you’ve ever wondered whether stress is starting to take a toll, or you simply want to understand your body a little better, this episode offers the clarity you’ve been looking for. 

 
Producer – Mick Coyle 

Sound Designer – James Stodd  

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls 

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan 

Head of Production - Cat Moran 

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave 

 

Ruby Wax: Meditation, Trauma and Addicted to Rage | What’s My Age Again?24 Mar 202600:58:32

Ruby Wax has grilled presidents, challenged pop stars, and sparred with power players. But behind the comedy, confrontation, and fearless wit lies a quieter story: a lifelong battle with depression.

Ruby won't reveal her chronological age...but we're finding out how old her body REALLY is. Has a life of trauma, stress, and mental health struggles left its mark on her body? Or has her daily meditation managed to turn back the clock?

Ruby opens up about her neuroscience studies at Oxford, her unexpected beauty hacks, her addiction to rage, and the surprising ways stress shapes our bodies...and we're taking those learnings for our own longevity journey too. 

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins


Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave
#whatsmyageagain #podcast #katherineryan

-
New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow us on social:
www.instagram.com/whatsmyageagain_pod
www.tiktok.com/@whatsmyageagain_pod

If you want to try the Glycanage test for yourself, they are offering 25% off for WMAA listeners with the code WHATSMYAGEAGAIN25. Go to https://glycanage.com T&Cs apply.

AGE TESTS EXPLAINED: How Dr Nic uses science to define our celebrity guest's results19 Mar 202600:14:56

In the first bonus episode of our new series of Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion, resident scientist Dr Nichola Conlon is back in your feed with more of the science behind What’s My Age Again?

This time she’s unpacking biological age tests: what they measure, how they work, and what they can really tell you about your health.

Dr Nichola explains why we all have two ages (chronological and biological) and how the show’s go-to GlycanAge test reads patterns to reveal how fast – or slow – your body is really ageing.

Listener questions take us from pollution and skin ageing, to healthspan vs lifespan and “inflammaging.”

And it’s back! Each week we sign off with Dr Nic’s Quick Fix.

This week: How to choose the right test and use results for insight rather than anxiety.

Send in your questions using our socials and we could be answering them soon on Dr Nichola’s Second Opinion.

Producer - Mick Coyle

Sound Designer - James Stodd

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Jimmy Carr : Fasting, Fame and Facelifts17 Mar 202600:56:51

Comedian Jimmy Carr looks suspiciously youthful at 53, despite spending decades touring relentlessly and living life at full speed. Is it the Botox? Hair transplant? Intermittent fasting? Cold plunges? Probably all of the above.

But behind the jokes is a serious question: which of these habits actually make a difference? And how old is Jimmy on the inside? 

We’re constantly told the secret to staying young is diet, exercise or the latest wellness trend. But what if the real answer lies somewhere deeper, in how we deal with stress, ambition and purpose?

Jimmy shared his approach to longevity, from biohacking to fasting and recovery AND mindset and resilience, we're joined by Dr Nichola Conlon, verified science woman, who uncovers the science about staying younger for longer.

And we'll answer the question on everyones lips : Is Jimmy Carr ageing backwards… or just hiding it well?

Follow us over at @whatsmyageagain_pod - or email us at whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk


Senior Podcast Producer - Molly Carter

Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton

Camera Operator - Alex Thompson

Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji

Social Media Producer - Cassidy Rebelo

Production Assistant - Emily Spungin

Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls

Graphic Designer - Ben Watkins

Executive Producer - Finn Ryan

Head of Production - Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

MINDFULNESS: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion18 Dec 202500:12:14

This week on Dr Nichola's Second opinion we open our eyes to the fascinating science of mindfulness and its impact on aging.

Discover how your thoughts, emotions, and mindset can influence your biological age—right down to the cellular level. 

Dr. Nic explains how stress and positivity affect inflammation, telomeres, and cognitive health, and answers your questions on meditation, optimism, and mindful movement.

Whether you're a busy parent, a nature lover, or just curious about staying mentally sharp, this episode offers practical insights and science-backed tips to help you think young and stay young. 

If you're finding things difficult from a mental health point of view, don't suffer alone. You can find links to support services on the Hub of Hope or speak with your GP.

If you'd like to send in a question for Dr Nic, email your voicenotes to whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk or get in touch via our socials

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Tim Spector - Will the gutfather’s biological age reflect his principles on eating well? 16 Dec 202500:51:51

There’s a new take on things for this episode as Katherine welcomes Tim Spector onto the podcast – the first guest who is no stranger to the Glycanage blood test. Tim has been tracking his biological age for several years, so there is more data to discuss with Dr Nichola, as they delve into how his internal age has changed over time and the various things he was doing to shift the needle.  

With Tim’s new book Ferment: The Life-Changing Power of Microbes out now in all good bookshops, expect to hear all the latest science about our gut microbiomes, Tim’s predictions for wellness trends, and more personal stories about how he recovered from a health episode in 2012 and how a fast food experiment with his son had a lasting impact on his son’s microbiome.  

 

Listen now to find out how Tim’s biological age reflects his knowledge and advocacy and hear what he has to say about how your diet could impact your biological age. 

COSMETIC PROCEDURES & BIOHACKING: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion11 Dec 202500:12:30

In this bonus episode, our resident scientist Dr. Nicola dives beneath the surface of cosmetic procedures to explore how modern treatments are evolving—from masking aging to actually targeting it at the cellular level.

Discover the science behind biohacking, fillers, skin boosters, and polynucleotides (yes, the “salmon sperm facial”)

We'll hear how these treatments affect your skin’s biology, and hear listener questions answered on long-term Botox use, microneedling and the impact of dermal fillers.

Plus, Dr. Nic’s Quick Fix offers three practical takeaways to support healthy aging from the inside out.

If you've got a question for Dr Nic, send it in via our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

If you're thinking of undergoing any procedures, or changing your diet to start your own "biohacking" journey, do seek advice from a trained medical professional, and make sure anyone conducting the procedure is trained, and linked to a licensed body.

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Katie Piper - Her life changed at 24, now she’s 42. Which number will her biological age be closest to? 09 Dec 202500:52:40

Katie Piper spent the second half of her twenties recovering from a violent acid attack, and coming to terms with how her life had permanently changed. Nearly two decades on, her life couldn’t be more different.  

In this wide-ranging conversation, Katie and Katherine cover being a wayward teenagers and how attitudes to alcohol change as you age, the false and short-acting currency of beauty, and how she found faith after her life-path was changed at 24.  

As Katie observes in her 2025 book Still Beautiful, age is a gift not everybody is given, which is why she’s very happy for journalists to print her real age. She doesn’t think that traumatic life events have added to her biological age, but the day-to-day reality of being married with children may well have. Listen to this episode of What’s My Age Again to find out how accurate her predictions were. 

HORMONES: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion04 Dec 202500:14:21

In this bonus episode of Dr. Nichola’s Second Opinion, Dr. Nichola Conlon gets into the science behind the hormonal shifts that come with aging, especially during perimenopause and menopause.

She'll explain how hormones like oestrogen and progesterone impact everything from mood and sleep to skin and bone health, and why menopause isn’t just a symptom of aging—it can actually accelerate it.

She'll break down the science behind how HRT can reverse some of the effects, and shares practical lifestyle tips to help you feel better and age smarter.

Plus, your questions tackle everything from early menopause to visible aging and the real benefits of HRT.

Whether you're navigating hot flushes or just curious about aging better, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.

And if you've got a question for Dr Nic, send it in on our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Sandro Farmhouse – Will the Bake Off star’s biological age be another show stopper or a wet sponge? 02 Dec 202500:52:15

He didn’t win the final but Sandro Farmhouse was the star of The Bake Off 2022. 

He takes Katherine behind the scenes and reveals it’s not all sprinkles and icing on the show and tells her the lengths he went to, to get in that infamous tent. 

He’s made cakes for Little Mix, Katherine and hiss show-stopper for Stormzy brought him lots of new followers though not necessarily for the right reason.  

 Sandro’s early years were in Angola and he talks openly to Katherine about how fleeing war has impacted on him and Katherine’s concerned, trauma at a young age, may play out in his biological age.  

Nichola delves into his exercise routine and promotes a balanced approach.  Sandro argues abs are more important than biological age and Katherine sort of agrees.  Sandro admits he still licks out the bowl on occasions and Nichola explains for people prone to a sweet tooth, the healthiest way to consume sugar. 

 Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – Rick Loynes

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

SUPPLEMENTS & BIOHACKING: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion27 Nov 202500:14:56

In this bonus episode Dr. Nichola Conlon explores the booming world of supplements and biohacking.

Are they truly the secret to slowing aging—or just social media hype? From red light therapy and cold plunges to NAD boosters and collagen powders, Dr. Nic breaks down what’s backed by science and what might be just draining your wallet.

She'll answer your questions about how to pick the right product for you, but if you're thinking about making big changes to the way you live or eat, make sure you talk it through with a medical expert first.

Don’t miss Dr. Nic’s Quick Fix this week for three more practical tips you can try today to support your biological age.

And if you've got a question send it in on our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Rosie Jones – She plays hard and works even harder. Will she be older or younger than her 35 years? 25 Nov 202500:57:00

 Having spent her twenties feeling she was both too much and not enough, at 35 Rosie Jones is happy with her age. She talks about growing up with cerebral palsy and how her parents never made her feel any different  - but how it did take her until 4 to get off her arse and start walking! 

She’s making up for it now – a successful writer, stand up and actor – she regularly works 16 hours days.  Her and Katherine discuss whether women, especially ones living with a disability – need to work those extra hours to earn a place at the showbiz table.  

It’s a funny, fascinating insight into the world of Rosie.  She never orders soup in restaurants but tells us how she admired a man she met recently with CP who did.  

Rosie tells Nichola about her diet and says her disability makes home cooking difficult but when she is at the fancy restaurants, she does order vegetables.  Rosie often has late nights so she can see her girlfriend and though sleep is good for biological age, Nichola also explains the importance of human connection. 

 Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – James Stodd

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

GUT HEALTH: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion20 Nov 202500:13:18

In this episode of Dr. Nichola’s Second Opinion, everyone's favourite scientist dives deep into one of the hottest topics in longevity science: gut health.

From understanding what your microbiome is to exploring its powerful influence on aging, inflammation, mental clarity, and even skin health, this episode is packed with science-backed insights and practical advice. 

Dr. Nichola answers listener questions on bloating, brain fog, mood swings, and probiotics, and shares her “Quick Fix” tips for nurturing a youthful gut.

Plus, we'll hear how many times a day Katie Price farts and what it actually means. 

Whether you're curious about fermented foods, wondering if gluten is your enemy, or looking for ways to reset your lifestyle for better health, this episode is your go-to guide. 

If you've got a question for Dr Nic, send it in on our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Katherine Ryan - What’s the host’s age again? 18 Nov 202500:46:59

 

In Season One, Katherine Ryan’s age came in at 77 years – the oldest on the series. 

She’s bravely taken another test to find out what impact pregnancy had on her biological age and all will be revealed in this episode.  

Katherine lives with the auto-immune condition Lupus and is joined by Dr Chris Wincup, a consultant rheumatologist at King’s College hospital as well as resident scientist Dr Nichola Conlon. 

They talk about the impact pregnancy has on biological age, why women with Lupus used to be discouraged from becoming pregnant and why monitoring is important for some women.  Plus Chris gets excited about potential breakthrough in treatment that is currently being trialled.  

Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – Michelle Homan

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

DRUGS & ALCOHOL: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion13 Nov 202500:13:10

In this eye-opening bonus episode Dr. Nichola explores the impact of drugs and alcohol on your body's age.

From the cellular stress caused by stimulants to the long-term effects of alcohol on our DNA, Dr. Nic breaks down the science behind how our party habits can fast-track our biological age. 

Help is at hand as she offers practical advice on how to support your body’s recovery—even if you’re starting late - and delivers her signature “Quick Fix” tips to help you age better, take control of your health, and get on top of your vices. 

Whether you're sober-curious or just wondering if your weekend wine habit is catching up with you, this episode is packed with insights, empathy, and science-backed strategies for living well at any age.

If you want to read more information about drugs and what they do to the body, you can Talk To Frank

If you want to explore ways out of drug and alcohol use there are some useful resources and organisations here

And if you've got a question for Dr Nic, send it in on our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Sara Pascoe - how will plants, performing and parenting play out in Sara’s biological age? 11 Nov 202501:02:01

With two young boys, who fight and bite, a dog and a busy career, Sara Pascoe says at the age of 44 she finally knows what stress feels like.     

She came to motherhood late and conceived via IVF.  She thinks talking openly about the process will remove any shame and tells Katherine, in detail, what happened to her and her body. They discuss how an ageist society even extends to the embryos Sara and her husband have on ice.   

She’s vegan, she exercises and she’s made a stand against cosmetic procedures.  She’s hoping her refusal to succumb to surgery and Botox will, in time, be rewarded with an OBE.  

Nichola applauds Sara for her plant-based diet, and they talk about how best to get protein in your diet when you don’t eat meat.  

Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – Paul Kearney

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

SKIN: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion06 Nov 202500:12:56

In this bonus episode, Dr. Nichola explores the science of skin aging—revealing how your skin’s condition reflects your internal health.

From sun damage and pollution to the myths around blue light, Dr. Nick breaks down the biggest culprits behind premature aging and shares her top three “Quick Fixes” to help you protect your skin at the cellular level.

She’s answering your questions on hot topics like SPF, retinol, hydration, and the power of nutrition in maintaining your glow.

 Whether you're battling fine lines or just curious about collagen, this episode is packed with practical advice and surprising truths about your skin’s role in overall wellness.

If you notice changes to your skin make sure you speak to a medical professional or your GP to get things check out and receive advice that’s right for you.

And if you've got a question for Dr Nic, send it in on our socials or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer: Mick Coyle

Sound Design: James Stodd

Natalie Cassidy - Is the recipe to eternal youth somewhere in her 100-strong cookbook collection? 04 Nov 202500:47:14

Natalie Cassidy joined the cast of EastEnders when she was still in primary school, at the age of 10, so she would be forgiven for feeling like she’s in her mid 50s when she is only 42.  

Natalie could easily be crowned ‘most down-to-earth person in showbiz’, showing up to the recording fully kitted out in M&S and discussing how much she loves WhatsApping her own loyal listeners about their dirty underwear.  

So will being the most normal celebrity in Britain mean that Natalie has swerved premature biological aging? She discusses her work and lifestyle with Katherine, including the time she broke a bone with the sheer force of her acting skills, why she’s been too busy to tie the knot, her love of cooking (and the accompanying cookbooks), and the pleasure of growing her own food.  

Natalie’s book Happy Days is available with all reputable retailers, and she will be doing a one-off live episode of her podcast Life With Nat at the Clapham Grand on the 7th of December 2025.  

Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – Phil Atkins

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Producer - Elly Lazarides

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

DARKER NIGHTS: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion30 Oct 202500:13:15

As the seasons shift and the nights grow longer, Dr. Nichola Conlon dives into the science of how winter affects our bodies and minds.  

From changes in mood and sleep to skin health and ageing, this episode explores the science behind seasonal shifts and offers practical advice to help you stay well through the colder months. 

And we’ll hear how something as simple as watching a sunset can help us make sure our body clocks are working in top condition. 

Also this week, Dr Nic answers more of your questions and we’ll wrap up some take-home ideas with the weekly “Quick Fix”. 

Send in your questions on email or voice note to whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk, or drop us a DM on the socials

If you are noticing mood changes, or impacts on your health as the seasons change, do make an appointment with your GP and get some medical advice that’s right for you. 

Producer: Mick Coyle 

Sound Design: James Stodd 

Katherine Ryan's husband Bobby Kootstra– Will being married to Katherine be good for his biological age?28 Oct 202500:53:29

Katherine Ryan is 77 but will her partner Bobby Kootstra fare better in the biological age test? 

This episode is a window into the Ryan/Kootstra marriage - they talk about anything and everything - from his upbringing, to his red meat diet to why he doesn’t believe in the moon-landing.  Plus they have a heated debate on what’s best to feed their children.  

Bobby lost his Dad when he was 10 and Katherine’s worried he’s suppressing this childhood trauma which may reflect in his biological age.  They also discuss the pressure of raising young kids and how he’s planning to cope when they have four.  

Bobby’s background is in professional sports and he still trains hard. Dr Nichola Conlon stresses the importance of recovery time and takes a deeper look at his diet and drinking habits.  

Bobby and Katherine recorded this before the arrival of their new little girl. 

 Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer - Stewart Grieve

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

SLEEP: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion27 Oct 202500:19:12

In this episode of Dr. Nicola’s Second Opinion, Dr. Nicola reveals if beauty sleep is just a myth, or is there real science behind waking up looking biologically younger? 

Dr. Nichola dives deep into the structured stages of sleep, from light sleep to deep sleep and RE—revealing how each phase plays a critical role in cellular repair, emotional balance, and even reversing signs of aging.  

She'll answer listener questions about hormonal shifts, stress-induced wake-ups, and erratic sleep patterns, all backed by compelling research and practical advice. 

Expect science you can understand, stories you’ll relate to, and quick fixes you can actually try.  

Send in your questions for Dr Nichola using our social media channels or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer - Mick Coyle.

Sound Designer - James Stodd.

If you're struggling with sleep, and you can't get on top of your sleep patterns, it is something you can discuss with your GP or a medical professional

Jameela Jamil - will her biological age be in a Good Place or have taken a Wrong Turn? 21 Oct 202500:50:30

Jameela Jamil is in the last year of her thirties but she can’t wait to get older. She prefers how she looks now, loves wrinkles and is looking forward to the invisibility that comes to women as they mature.  

The Good Place actress recently returned to the UK from the US because she missed British culture and feels actresses aren’t allowed to age in the States

She’s looking forward to being 85 and with former relatives getting to their 100th birthday – she may well get there. 

Jameela is well known for saying what she thinks and she’s hoping that inability to hold back might be what keeps her young. Is venting your anger positive? What will the test say?  

Dr Nichola applauds Jameela for not drinking and smoking and actually agrees that holding onto resentment and not expressing how you feel can cause stress, inflammation and a higher biological age.  

If you want to hear more of Jameela you can find her on the podcast Wrong turns

Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer - Courtney Margerison

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

EXERCISE: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion16 Oct 202500:18:31

In this energising episode of Dr. Nichola’s Second Opinion, we explore how movement can be a powerful tool in the fight against ageing.

From mitochondria to memory, Dr. Nicola explains how exercise boosts energy, brain health, and cellular function.

 Listener questions cover everything from midlife weight gain and joint stiffness to gym anxiety and forgetfulness.

Plus, comedian Adam Buxton shares his complicated relationship with sport—and his daughter’s athletic lifestyle.

 And we’ll have some top tips for you to try at home with Dr Nic’s Quick Fix.

 Whether you're a fitness fan or a self-confessed "schlub", this episode will get you thinking differently about how and why you move.

If you've got a question for Dr Nic - ping it over on our social channels or email your voicenotes or questions to whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer - Mick Coyle

Sound Designer - James Stodd

Remember, if you're thinking of taking on a new exercise regime, make sure you get some advice before starting out and find out from an expert what's best for you.

Emma Barnett – Will the broadcaster’s biological age reveal be a bad news day for Emma? 14 Oct 202501:04:36

Emma Barnett is 40 years old and at the top of her game.  She’s regularly up at 330 in the morning to broadcast to the nation and to hold powerful people to account.  But will the early starts and work stress have played havoc with her body?  

Emma’s used to asking the questions but in this frank, thought-provoking conversation, Emma talks openly about the impact of 6 rounds of IVF followed by early years parenting, her endometriosis, her more recent diagnosis of adenomyosis, and the lifestyle changes she is trying to alleviate her symptoms. 

She’s not too worried about how she’ll look as she gets older, but she is hoping to feel better as she ages with the long-term goal of retiring in Miami with big hair!

From Kate Bush to Nigel Farage, to Nazanin Zahgari Ratcliffe, Emma has interviewed them all and is one of the youngest presenters ever to reach such heady heights of broadcasting.   But is she really? Listen in to find out!  

Dr Nichola is, of course on hand to talk in more depth about endometriosis and how it affects inflammation.  Plus how and why shift work impacts our biological age.  

Emma talks about anti-semitism in this episode which was recorded in August before the attack at the Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester.  

Emma also talked about her book Maternity Service and the range of colouring books she has created with her husband - Colour Your Streets  

https://colouryourstreets.co.uk/?srsltid=AfmBOorUHbG2nR3Dez5OnzaSo8PHwdMgCp_vO9NTtzdWTvktKeQUQZaH 

Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton

Video Producer– David May

Social Media -  Demi Brockway

Artwork – Ben Watkins 

Video Editor - Mossie Cassidy

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys

Sound Designer – Phil Atkins

Executive Producer – Henrietta Harrison

Head of Production – Cat Moran

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

 

NUTRITION: Dr Nichola's Second Opinion09 Oct 202500:18:10

In this bonus episode of Dr. Nichola’s Second Opinion, resident scientist Dr. Nic delves into the science of nutrition and aging.

Forget fad diets—this episode explores how everyday foods can literally program your cells, slow down your biological clock, and help you feel fabulous at any age.

Dr. Nichola breaks down:

  • Why whole foods are nature’s medicine

  • The hidden dangers of ultra-processed snacks

  • How sugar accelerates aging through glycation

  • The power of protein and the Mediterranean diet

  • Listener questions on fasting, skin health, and brain-boosting foods

Plus, hear Alastair Campbell confess his love of a certain chocolate bar and learn why even longevity experts also indulge in chocolate—sometimes.

Tune in for practical tips, myth-busting insights, and Dr. Nic’s Quick Fixes to help you eat smarter and age better.

Send in your questions using our social media channels or email whatsmyageagainpod@bauermedia.co.uk

Producer - Mick Coyle

Sound Design - James Stodd

© My Podcast Data · Independent project · Data from Apple & Spotify