The Beyond Tomorrow Podcast with Julian Issa

The Beyond Tomorrow Podcast with Julian Issa
Podcast Description
Hosted by Julian Issa, The Beyond Tomorrow Podcast brings you the people, ideas, and breakthroughs shaping the future. Each episode explores innovations in longevity, health, technology, and human potential to help you live a healthier, more prosperous life.
Join us on a journey to stay ahead of tomorrow, with thought-provoking conversations that inspire you to thrive in an ever-changing world.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast primarily focuses on themes of longevity, health optimization, and technological advancements. Episodes include interviews with experts discussing topics such as the future of personalized medicine, the role of community in health, and sustainable lifestyle changes for longevity, exemplified by conversations with guests like Dr. Eric Verdin on aging research and David Lloyd on the fitness landscape.

The future feels exciting but a little scary. We’re here to help guide you through it.
How?
Honest conversations with the innovators, builders and scientists shaping the future and the psychologists, coaches and spiritual healers that can positively shape your mindset.
Health, longevity, human potential and AI.
It’s great to have you here.
Julian
Nidhi Pandya: Rewriting Your Relationship With Food, Presence, and the Wisdom of the Body
Nidhi Pandya returns to the podcast for a transformative conversation on how to rewire your relationship with food—not through willpower or mindset—but through the body.
One of the world’s leading voices on intuitive Ayurveda, Nidhi breaks down why digestion begins with safety, how trauma shapes our habits, and why every cell already knows how to heal.
We explore the hidden wisdom stored in the body, how to unwind shame through somatic rituals, and what it means to truly come home to yourself.
Expect to learn:
Why somatic practices—not mindset—are the key to transforming food shame and overeating
The six tastes of Ayurveda and how to use them at any meal (yes, even tacos)
How placing your hands in your lap while eating can shift your entire digestion
What it means to “undo” your conditioning and heal intergenerational trauma
The difference between rituals and routines—and why one heals and the other can burn you out
How presence, gratitude, and sensory joy can rewire neuroplasticity faster than effort
What to do in your darkest moments, and how to build a monastery within yourself
Why healing is a return, not a fix—and how to start even if it is your last breath
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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro
4:00 – Why mindset fails: somatic healing is the missing link
8:00 – The Ayurvedic tostada and what makes food truly healing
12:00 – Trauma, childhood, and the origin of food shame
16:00 – The six tastes of Ayurveda and how to apply them
20:00 – Rituals, not routines: the power of mindful eating
24:00 – The breath-body connection and digestion
28:00 – How to ground yourself in a fast-paced city
32:00 – Somatic tools for public speaking and anxiety
36:00 – The emotional key to memory, learning, and self-trust
40:00 – Undoing generational trauma and scarcity
44:00 – Responding to Western medical skepticism
48:00 – Music, massage, and micro-habits for nervous system healing
52:00 – Creating your own modern-day monastery
56:00 – Final reflections: undoing, fulfillment, and presence

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