The FitMind Podcast: Mental Fitness, Neuroscience & Psychology

Liam McClintock

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Booking Overview

The FitMind Podcast is a mental-fitness platform where the founder, Liam McClintock, speaks with neuroscience, psychology, meditation, and mind-training leaders about how to train attention, reduce suffering, and improve mental wellbeing. It’s especially strong for guests who can connect contemplative practice with scientific or clinical credibility (including tech-enabled mental training).

Metrics

Episodes: 100

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 93.0k subscribers

Instagram: 164.0k followers

Contact Information

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Host

Liam McClintock - Founder of FitMind. Holds a B.A. from Yale and previously worked in finance before traveling to Asia to study meditation full-time. Currently completing an M.S. in Applied Neuroscience at King’s Co...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Strong credentials that credibly connect mental fitness to either (a) neuroscience/psychology/clinical practice, or (b) long-practiced contemplative traditions—often with demonstrable public-facing authority (books, research leadership, academic standing) and the ability to translate between ancient practice and modern science. PhDs are common in recent episodes; therapists/teachers with recognized frameworks and media/public communication also fit well. For tech topics, credible researchers/authors in neurotechnology (e.g., neurofeedback), VR/AR training, or evidence-based AI personalization in health/wellbeing are a fit.
Required Achievements:  
Peer-reviewed or institutional research credentials (e.g., PhD; academic study/clinical research), Published books or established thought leadership (at least one widely visible publication), Training/leadership in meditation or contemplative practice (certification/lineage/teaching experience), Media visibility or public speaking track record, Practical program impact (clinical work, training programs, or deployments in organizations)

Recent Guest Discussions

John Dunne, PhD - Nondual Meditation; Brain Science Of The Self; Predictive Processing; De-reifying Thoughts; Advanced Meditator Research

Steve Haberlin, PhD - Tech-assisted Meditation; Neurofeedback; Vr; Ai-personalized Meditation Training; Adherence Pitfalls; Balancing Innovation With Traditional Practice

Linda Thai - Rites Of Passage; Psychological Development Through Discomfort; Collapse As Initiation; Community And Disconnection; Addiction/burnout Links

Recent Topics

Mental Health, Neuroscience, Psychology, Meditation, Mindfulness

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The FitMind Podcast: Mental Fitness, Neuroscience & Psychology
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#113: Zen & the Science of Living Well - Robert Waldinger, MD

May 19, 2026

Zen & the Science of Living Well with Robert Waldinger, MD explores what the longest-running study of adult life reveals about happiness, health, connection, and the many different ways a meaningful life can unfold. In this episode of The FitMind Podcast, we sit down with Robert Waldinger, MD, psychiatrist, Zen teacher, and director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, to examine what actually helps people thrive over the course of a lifetime. Drawing from more than eight decades of res...

#112: The Illusion of Self: Nondual Meditation & Brain Science - John Dunne, PhD

April 21, 2026

The Illusion of Self: Nondual Meditation & Brain Science with John Dunne, PhD explores how our sense of identity is constructed moment by moment, drawing on Buddhist philosophy, neuroscience, and contemplative practice to explain why thoughts feel real and how seeing through them can fundamentally change our experience. In this episode of The FitMind Podcast, we sit down with John Dunne, PhD—a leading scholar-practitioner bridging ancient wisdom and modern science—to examine the nature of min...

#111: The Future of Meditation: AI, Neurofeedback, & VR - Steve Haberlin, PhD

March 17, 2026

Meditation is evolving. New technologies like neurofeedback, virtual reality, and AI are beginning to intersect with ancient contemplative practices, raising an important question: can technology help people learn meditation more effectively? In this episode of The FitMind Podcast, we speak with Steve Haberlin, PhD, researcher, meditator, and author of Meta Meditation for Mental Health, about the emerging world of tech-assisted meditation. Steve explains why most people stop using meditation ...

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