Longevity Leaders Project to Feature Hunter Ziesing of Global Health Atlas
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BELLEVUE, Wash. - Washingtoner -- Longevity Academy today announced that Hunter Ziesing, Executive Director of Global Health Atlas, will be the featured guest in the next installment of the Longevity Leaders Project, an interview series featuring innovators, researchers, executives and visionaries helping shape the future of health and longevity.

Ziesing will be interviewed on August 20, 2026, by Richard Diamond, President of Longevity Academy.

The conversation will explore Ziesing's work with Global Health Atlas, an initiative focused on understanding health through a global lens—including the influence of geography, culture, nutrition, environment, community, technology and access to healthcare.

Rather than following a traditional biographical interview format, the conversation will focus on the ideas, technologies and opportunities that could have the greatest impact on human healthspan.

A Global Search for Better Health

A major focus of the interview will be Global Health Atlas and its plans to explore health and healthcare practices across countries and cultures around the world.

Ziesing and Diamond will discuss what can potentially be learned by looking beyond conventional healthcare systems and studying how people actually live—including their diets, activity, environments, communities, traditions and access to care.

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The discussion will also examine how advances in artificial intelligence, health data, wearable technology, diagnostics and preventive medicine could help transform enormous amounts of health information into personalized and actionable insights.

"Some of the most important longevity discoveries of the next decade may come not only from laboratories, but from understanding how people live throughout the world," said Richard Diamond, President of Longevity Academy. "Hunter brings together global exploration, technology, health data and a genuine curiosity about what allows people and communities to thrive. That makes him an ideal guest for the Longevity Leaders Project."

The Longevity 7

The Hunter Ziesing interview will introduce an evolving Longevity Leaders Project format called "The Longevity 7," designed to move beyond the conventional podcast interview and uncover the guest's most important ideas and convictions.

Longevity Academy's mission is simple: help more people live stronger, healthier and longer lives while accelerating the organizations and ideas capable of making that future possible. https://longevityacademy.us/