Steven Bartlett

Mentioned 7 times across 3 podcasts this week

This Week's Pulse

Steven Bartlett released a new episode of The Diary of a CEO on May 14, 2026, featuring a discussion on UAP declassification with Hal Puthoff and Dan Farah.

While the podcasting community is currently fixated on the platform's pivot toward high-concept, fringe science, other hosts continue to focus on Steven Bartlett's health-oriented content. Chris Williamson recently referenced his appearance on the show, noting, "Yeah. So I did, uh, I was on Steven Bartlett's podcast." on Modern Wisdom.

The tone remains grounded in personal accountability, with Dr. David Unwin pushing Steven Bartlett through direct testing, stating, "Well, we can do this different ways, Steven." This collaborative, diagnostic approach is a stark shift from the speculative, high-stakes nature of the recent UAP episode, highlighting the broad range of topics currently defining the host's editorial output.

Looking ahead, listeners are watching to see if Steven Bartlett maintains this balance between raw, personal health vulnerability—like his recent reflection on his former manager's breast cancer diagnosis where he noted, "I've been following her, and she's, she's, you know, she's removing a lot of the, the foods we've talked about today from her diet."—and the increasingly aggressive pursuit of controversial, headline-grabbing guests.

Where it's discussed

Birth Rate Debate: Why Is No One Having Kids? - #1099

Modern Wisdom

Chris Williamsonneutralfrom “Navigating Public Backlash on Birth Rate Discussions

The host of the podcast where Chris Williamson's comments on birth rates sparked a major controversy.

Yeah. So I did, uh, I was on Steven Bartlett's podcast.

Fatty Liver Expert: Your Liver Is Filling With Fat Right Now - Dr David Unwin

The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

Dr David Unwinneutralfrom “The Hidden Sugar Content in Common Foods

Host of the podcast who participates in a sugar-content estimation test.

Well, we can do this different ways, Steven.

Dr David Unwinneutralfrom “Defining Personal Health Goals and Avoiding Genetic Decline

The host reflecting on his personal health fears and goals regarding his aging process.

And it's, it's, it's, it, it's fairly specific too, and the more specific you are, the more likely you are to be successful. And then you're noticing. Then afterwards comes the feedback.

Steven Bartlettneutralfrom “Dietary Links to Cancer and Preventive Health

Sharing personal reflections on his friend's cancer diagnosis and the impact of dietary choices.

And she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She's a really good friend of mine. Um, and she was my, actually my manager for a couple of years. She's called Katie. She's very public about this, so she's posting her journey online, so I can, I can say her name. An

Steven Bartlettneutralfrom “Applying the GRIN Model and Navigating Addiction

The host facilitating the discussion on behavioral change and addiction.

So what do we do with the GRIN model? And so this is really helping me figure out how to change my behavior?

Pulitzer Prize Historian: You Won't Notice Until It's Too Late!

The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

Steven Bartlettpositivefrom “How Algorithms Control Your Reality

Discusses his appreciation for rigorous journalism and his role as a podcaster.

Um, but I very much agree. I very much agree that there are incredibly, um, rigorous, truth-seeking journalists out there that have this very unique skill, which is not one that I possess or, or, or test to pos- possess at all, that they go deep for long perio

Steven Bartlettneutralfrom “How Democracies Defend Themselves

Questions how societies can proactively defend democracy and avoid falling into autocracy.

If we don't believe in inevitabilities, then what is it we have to look out for as those living in a democracy? We talked about the five things there, but are there anything-- is there anything coming up where you're worried that as a society we might overlook