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Neil deGrasse Tyson. He is an astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium at New York's American Museum of Natural History.

He has also received 21 honorary doctorates as well as NASA's Distinguished Public Service Medal.

Okay, whatever. Everybody knows who Neil deGrasse Tyson is. He is the most funny, charismatic, smart, cool, nerdy scientist ever. I interviewed

him four years ago, and he was one of my first interviews, and he was just so kind and generous.

And so it was great to have him back. I had more time to prepare at the end of the interview.

You'll hear the story, but I had like 20 minutes to get ready for his interview based on some timing of things. And so,

anyway, I had much more time this time. So his new book is called To Infinity and Beyond. We talked a ton

about the moon. We talked about the Big Bang. And we talked about asteroids, global warming. You know, we hit on a ton of

different things and extraterrestrials, of course, unidentified flying objects, UFOs. I like

film. I just can't get down with the UAPs. It was so fun. So I'm going to stop talking.

I'm going to let you listen to the interview. It's a nice, good long one, informative, as well as funny. So enjoy. All great athletes have one thing in common. They take care of

their bodies. It's something that we do from a young age, whether we work out, the food that we eat,

how we prepare our mind. This is all part of becoming a great athlete. And one thing that I do every single morning is I drink AG1.

I do it before I have coffee.

I do it before I eat any food.

I really feel like for me, it's helped my gut health.

It's made my stomach just feel like less bloated and more calm throughout the day.

It handles all food so much better.

I'm putting like 75 high

quality ingredients into my body first thing in the day, which makes a huge difference. Even if

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