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The new podcast *SuperHuman* investigates the controversial Enhanced Games, where athletes can use performance-enhancing drugs. Set to premiere on May 5, it will explore the science and spectacle behind this divisive competition ahead of its inaugural event on May 24 in Las Vegas.
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A new investigative podcast is putting one of the most controversial ideas in modern sports under a microscope. SuperHuman, an upcoming series from Kaleidoscope and iHeartPodcasts, will explore the rise of Enhanced Gamesâa planned competition in which athletes are permitted to use performance-enhancing drugs in pursuit of record-breaking performances and million-dollar prizes.
Hosted by writer and former GQ editor Chris Gayomali, the limited series is set to premiere May 5, just weeks before the inaugural Enhanced Games are scheduled to take place May 24 at Resorts World Las Vegas. The show will release weekly episodes examining the science, ambition, and spectacle behind a concept that is already dividing the sports world.
The podcast arrives as Enhanced Games continues to expand its public rollout. Organizers recently confirmed to Variety that a broadcast team will include former NFL player Emmanuel Acho and sportscaster Abby Labar as studio anchors, with longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson serving as an analyst focused on performance and health protocols.
The event, founded by Aron DâSouza, has positioned itself as a direct challenge to traditional sporting models, promoting what it calls âsafe, transparent enhancementâ and âfair playâ through open use of performance aids.
SuperHuman digs into the implications of that premise. The series features conversations with former Olympians and elite athletes, including swimmers Ben Proud and Megan Romano, who discuss the physical and competitive limits of enhanced performance.
The Enhanced Games are a planned competition allowing athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs, scheduled for May 24 in Las Vegas.
The SuperHuman podcast is hosted by Chris Gayomali, a writer and former GQ editor.
The podcast will cover the science, ambition, and spectacle surrounding the Enhanced Games and the implications of allowing performance-enhancing drugs in sports.
The broadcast team includes former NFL player Emmanuel Acho, sportscaster Abby Labar, and longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson as an analyst.

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It also examines the broader cultural shift surrounding optimization, from mainstream use of peptides and hormone therapies to the growing normalization of enhancement in everyday fitness spaces.
âAt Kaleidoscope, weâre interested in the stories that sit at the edge of whatâs possible,â said co-founder Oz Woloshyn. âThe Enhanced Games are an extreme expression of that shift⊠SuperHuman uses that idea as a starting point to explore a much bigger question: how far weâre willing to go to push the limits of being human.â
Gayomali framed the project as a reflection of a changing wellness landscape. âWeâre at a unique point in history where the traditional notion of wellness is at an inflection point,â he said, adding that the Enhanced Games âcapture ideas around longevity and the pursuit of excellence like nothing else in the culture.â
The Enhanced Games concept has faced criticism since it was first introduced in 2023. Traditional governing bodies, including the International Olympic Committee, have pushed back against the idea, emphasizing longstanding concerns about athlete safety, fairness, and the âspirit of sport.â
Anti-doping rules have historically prohibited substances that both enhance performance and pose health risks, citing potential side effects ranging from cardiovascular issues to long-term organ damage.
That tensionâbetween innovation and risk, spectacle and ethicsâis exactly where SuperHuman positions itself. The series will culminate with coverage of the Games themselves, followed by analysis of what the outcomes could signal for the future of elite competition and medical science.
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