Interview with Biohacking Legend Dave Asprey (Member + Guest Invite)
- Date
- 2024-11-17
- Location
- Coeur d'Alene, ID, USA
- Host
- build_cda
About this event
If you care about performance, longevity, nutrition, recovery, or simply asking better questions about how to feel and function at a higher level, this is a rare chance to hear directly from one of the most recognizable voices in biohacking. This member gathering brings people together in person for a live interview with Dave Asprey, followed by the kind of real-world conversation that only happens when curious, ambitious people share a room. You are not showing up for a generic talk or a passive lecture. You are stepping into a focused, social evening designed for people who want substance, perspective, and connection around ideas that are actively shaping how many people think about health, energy, and human potential. About the Event This event is an in-person interview and community meetup taking place in Coeur d'Alene on Saturday, November 16 at 5:00 PM PST. The format centers on a live conversation with Dave Asprey, giving attendees the chance to hear directly from a biohacking pioneer in a setting that feels more personal and interactive than a typical stage presentation. Because this is a Member + Guest Invite, the evening is also built around community. That means the event is not only about listening to a notable guest; it is also about meeting other people who are actively exploring similar questions around health, optimization, lifestyle design, and what it means to perform well over time. Expect a room with a strong mix of conversation, curiosity, and shared interests. Whether you have followed biohacking for years or are newly interested in the space, the structure makes room for both deeper insights and accessible takeaways. What to Expect The core of the evening is a live interview format. Rather than a polished keynote full of distance and one-way delivery, an interview creates space for a more dynamic discussion, including context, stories, differing angles, and the kinds of questions people actually want answered. You can expect the event to include: Arrival and informal mingling with members, guests, and fellow attendees A live interview with Dave Asprey focused on biohacking, performance, health, and related ideas Community conversation and networking before and after the interview A social, in-person atmosphere where meeting the right people is part of the value of attending Because this is tagged as a community, networking, meetup, and social event, the experience is likely to be intentionally relational as much as informational. You should come ready to listen closely, ask thoughtful questions if the format allows, and connect with people who are serious about improving how they live and work. The pace of the evening should feel approachable rather than overly formal. That makes it a strong fit if you prefer events where learning and conversation happen side by side, instead of being separated into a lecture first and networking as an afterthought. Why Attend There is real value in hearing a major figure in biohacking discuss ideas live, in room, rather than through clips, headlines, or secondhand summaries. An interview setting often reveals nuance: how someone thinks, how their views have evolved, what questions matter most right now, and where there is still healthy debate. For attendees, that means the upside is not just information. It is perspective. You get the chance to sharpen your own thinking around performance, energy, recovery, health decisions, and the habits or systems that support a better quality of life. This event also matters because of who else is likely to be in the room. People who choose to attend a Saturday evening interview on biohacking tend to be intentional, engaged, and motivated by growth. That creates a strong environment for conversation with founders, professionals, wellness-minded peers, and community members who are not content with surface-level discussion. A few reasons this evening may be worth prioritizing: Direct exposure to a leading voice in biohacking A more human format than a standard speech or panel A built-in community setting that supports real conversation An opportunity to meet people who care about similar topics Useful mental models and ideas you can continue exploring after the event Even if you do not agree with every idea discussed, the event can still be valuable. Smart interviews are useful because they help you test assumptions, refine your own approach, and leave with better questions than you arrived with. Practical Details This is an in-person event in Coeur d'Alene, USA, so plan to attend live and make the most of being physically present in the room. Since the event begins at 5:00 PM PST on Saturday, November 16, it is worth arriving a bit early if you want time to settle in, meet people before the interview starts, and avoid walking in mid-conversation. Because this is a member-and-guest style gathering, the overall feel is likely to be more connected and community-driven than a large public conference. If you are invited as a guest, treat that as an opportunity to engage thoughtfully, introduce yourself, and participate in the spirit of the room. A few useful ways to prepare: Show up on time so you do not miss the opening of the interview Come with a few thoughtful questions in mind around biohacking, health, performance, or longevity Be ready to network before or after the featured conversation Dress appropriately for an in-person social gathering and plan to stay long enough to connect If you are the kind of person who enjoys learning from big thinkers but values intimate, high-signal rooms over impersonal crowds, this event is set up well for you. It offers a focused conversation, a strong community angle, and the chance to spend your Saturday evening around people who want more out of life than default settings.
Who should attend
This is for people who want thoughtful conversation, strong company, and direct exposure to big ideas in health and performance. - You should come if you are **actively interested in biohacking**, whether that means nutrition, sleep, recovery, focus, energy, longevity, or overall human performance. - You will likely feel at home if you are a **member or guest who values high-quality community** and wants to meet people who are curious, proactive, and engaged. - This is a strong fit if you prefer **live interviews and real conversation** over polished keynote speeches and overly scripted events. - You should attend if you are a **founder, operator, creative, investor, wellness professional, or lifelong learner** who enjoys cross-disciplinary discussions and practical ideas. - You will get more from the evening if you like to **ask better questions, challenge assumptions, and think critically** about trends in health and optimization. - This event is also a good match if you simply want a **smart Saturday evening in Coeur d'Alene** with interesting people, a social atmosphere, and a conversation worth showing up for in person.