Is a breakthrough for Type 1 diabetes finally within reach? Kiki, Michelle, and Grace discuss the Eledon clinical trial, islet cell transplantation, and Katie Beth Hand's inspiring journey to insulin independence. Learn what makes this research different—and why it offers new hope for the future.

This month, we’re doing something a little different. In this “Life Edition” episode, we put the health headlines and research studies to the side and dive headfirst into a series of “Would You Rather?” questions that somehow spiral into conversations about technology, health, friendship, trauma, survival, and what it actually means to be human right now.

Would you want a live health score floating above your head at all times? Would you disconnect from technology completely or fully merge with AI? Is it better to know hard truths collectively, or live peacefully without carrying the weight of shared trauma?

As always, the conversation goes way beyond the question itself. We talk about how modern life continues to pull us further away from our natural instincts, the pressure of constantly optimizing ourselves, and how technology can both connect us and completely overwhelm us.

It’s thoughtful, existential, funny in parts, mildly concerning in others - basically a very “Wait. What now?” kind of episode.

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In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, this episode of Wait. What Now? dives into the powerful connection between movement and mental well-being. We’re getting real about how exercise makes us feel—not just physically, but emotionally and mentally too. From boosting your mood to reducing stress and anxiety, we explore why getting your body moving can be one of the most accessible tools for better mental health. We also break down what actually counts as “enough” exercise, the recommended weekly guidelines, and how to make movement feel less like a chore and more like self-care. Whether you’re a gym regular or just trying to get off the couch, this conversation is all about meeting yourself where you are and finding what works for you.

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