Mar 25, 2026 · 55 min · 15 segments
We sit down with Dr. Mitchell Valdés-Sosa, the director of the Cuban Center for Neuroscience. We talk about Cuba’s research sector, Alzheimer's medication, and his research into Havana Syndrome. Hit…
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This might be the most, um, strangely locationed [laughs] based intro that we've ever done.
And we are the True or Not Podcast, but we are recording not from our usual place in a studio or, you know, on our trips in a hotel room.
We are, uh, in Miami Beach right across from, I'm looking at the map right now, Allison Island.
We were watching, uh, shirtless ancient gentlemen twist themselves around pipes and bars at the workout centers in this little park.
Uh, we were gonna record this on the beach, a little bit of, uh, waves lapping in the distance, but unfortunately all the beaches are owned by hotels.
It's not that I'm surprised that the beach is sandy, but that just makes it difficult for recording.
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This might be the most, um, strangely locationed [laughs] based intro that we've ever done.
And we are the True or Not Podcast, but we are recording not from our usual place in a studio or, you know, on our trips in a hotel room.
We are, uh, in Miami Beach right across from, I'm looking at the map right now, Allison Island.
We were watching, uh, shirtless ancient gentlemen twist themselves around pipes and bars at the workout centers in this little park.
Uh, we were gonna record this on the beach, a little bit of, uh, waves lapping in the distance, but unfortunately all the beaches are owned by hotels.
It's not that I'm surprised that the beach is sandy, but that just makes it difficult for recording.