Trying Not To Die
10
Episodes
4.7 / 5
Rating

Trying Not To Die

by Jack Osbourne

Category
Mental Health
Frequency
Updated Biweekly
Language
English
Trying Not to Die is a bi-weekly video podcast hosted by Jack Osbourne and Ryan Drexler, where caffeine meets chaos and survival is the point. Expect unfiltered conversations, high-performance hot takes, and deep dives into aging, recovery, wellness, mental performance and everything we're doing to cheat death (or at least slow it down). From mad-scientist doctors and longevity junkies to artists, athletes, and off-beat thinkers, Jack and Ryan explore what it really takes to stay strong, sharp,...

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Recent Reviews

Brother-To-Brother

DP’676/29/2026

Great interview with your brother Louis, Jack. Get Louis’ sister Jessica on here as well. Bring Louis back again some time, I bet he has more stories about your dad.

Be polite

Demons are real!5/13/2026

Please tell Ryan to stop talking over everyone. It’s very annoying and disrespectful.

Ryan Makes this Borderline Unlistenable

KenBania4/30/2026

I listen to this pod for Jack. The minus one star is for Ryan. He is absolutely insufferable and contributes nothing but awkwardness. Jack, please consider doing this solo.

Cohost Drove me Away

KJohnson19744/30/2026

Really tried to enjoy this, but Ryan is hard to listen to. Listened to the Howie Mandel episode and had to push to finish. Can’t say I’ll try another episode with Ryan there. Interrupts, derails the conversation and seems a bit insufferable. Sorry, Jack.

Ditch Ryan

Lizzie hizzie2/24/2026

Jack is a fantastic host and clearly awesome person. He has a certain inherent kindness that makes listening to him soothing like a good friend. There is wisdom and maturity there. Also, he understands social cues and how to have a conversation. He brings out the best in his guests. Conversely, Ryan Drexler is obnoxious, talks over and tries to one up the guests, and for reasons unknown has a huge ego. I’m sorry, I don’t like being so blunt but he’s just really unlikable. It sounds like he still needs to do more work on himself. If that involves learning humility, respecting the guests and understanding he’s the sidekick (Jack is the lead) I’m here for it. I think he comes from a place of deep insecurity and it’s hard to listen.