In this week’s issue, Kerry Howley dives deep into one of the biggest podcasters on the planet and a tenured professor of neurology and ophthalmology, Andrew Huberman, whose millions of fans listen in for advice about lifestyle habits and self-discipline. But Howley identifies a discrepancy between Huberman’s public-facing brand and his private interpersonal relationships. “In private, he could sometimes seem less concerned about patriarchy [than he did on his podcast],” Howley writes. “Multiple women recall him saying he preferred the kind of relationship in which the woman was monogamous but the man was not.”

STAY IN THE KNOW.

• The Album Review: In Eternal Sunshine, Ariana Grande recontextualizes the past. By Craig Jenkins  
• The TV Review: 3 Body Problem benefits from its commitment to small-screen adaptation. By Kathryn VanArendonk
• The Theater Review: An Enemy of the People translates Ibsen both pleasurably and profoundly. By Sara Holdren

• Approval Matrix: The Enemy of My People Is My Friend

• Nicholas Galitzine casts a spell on every segment of society.

On Curbed

• Two architects’ Carroll Gardens tree house.
• The Look Book gets up against the glass at a Rangers game. (Online Thursday)