Join intellectual phenomenon Dr. Jordan Peterson for enlightening discourse that will change the way you think. This podcast breaks down the dichotomy of life through interviews and lectures that explain how individuals and culture are shaped by values, music, religion, and beyond. It will give you a new perspective and a modern understanding of your creativity, competence, and personality.
In this podcast, Terry Glavin talks with Dr. Brian Keating, a prominent cosmologist, about the intricate ties between science and ethics. They start by sharing news about Glavin's book tour and his new seminar series, then move on to discuss Keating's well-received courses on cosmology and astronomy at Peterson Academy...
In this podcast, Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada's Conservative Party, shares his insights on the current economic and political landscape of Canada. He provides a glimpse into his busy daily routine, which includes parliamentary responsibilities and frequent visits to various Canadian industries. Poilievre poin...
This podcast offers a year-end recap, showcasing memorable moments from Jordan B. Peterson's show throughout 2024. It delves into pivotal themes such as Peterson's ongoing legal battle with the College of Psychologists of Ontario regarding his social media activity, the troubling implications of Canada's Bill C-63 for ...
This podcast explores the multifaceted nature of identity, particularly its problematic politicization in contemporary culture. The speaker argues that the collapse of sacred order has led to identity becoming a battleground, necessitating a re-evaluation from first principles. He uses the analogy of essay grading to ...
In this podcast, Dallas Jenkins, the creator of the hit series "The Chosen," shares the surprising journey of the show's success. After facing a significant setback with his earlier film, Jenkins shifted his priorities, inspired by his wife's insights and a mysterious message from a stranger. He moved away from seeking...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson engages in a discussion with Canadian journalist Terry Glavin about the troubling rise of anti-Semitism in Canada. Glavin points out a sharp increase in anti-Jewish incidents following the Hamas attacks in October 2023, emphasizing the influence of left-wing, anti-Zionist groups and the...
In this podcast, Lee Jussim, a psychology professor at Rutgers, discusses the topic of left-wing authoritarianism, along with the debates surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The conversation highlights the surprising scarcity of research on left-wing authoritarianism in social psychology unt...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson chats with comedians Andrew Doyle and Graham Linehan about the harmful impact of "woke" ideology on free speech and artistic expression in the UK. Linehan shares his personal story of career decline after voicing opinions that clashed with the woke left, while Doyle explains how he effe...
This podcast delves into President Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter, examining it through a psychological lens. The speaker suggests that this pardon, along with past denials and the portrayal of Hunter as a victim, highlights a troubling pattern of enabling and codependency within the Biden family. This dyna...
In this podcast, Warren Smith, a former high school teacher, shares his story after a video of him discussing J.K. Rowling's views on transgender issues went viral, thanks to a share from Elon Musk. The video showcased a calm and thoughtful classroom discussion that emphasized critical thinking, but it unexpectedly res...
In this podcast, Laila Mickelwait shares her battle against the spread of illegal and harmful content, especially child sexual abuse material, on Pornhub and other MindGeek (now ILO) platforms. The conversation delves into the business practices of these sites, their deliberate lack of content moderation, and the sever...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson and Mark Changizi engage in a fascinating conversation about evolutionary biology and psychology, with a particular focus on perception, emotion, language, and social behavior. Changizi shares intriguing ideas, suggesting that our ability to see in color evolved not just for identifying...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Stephen Hicks, a philosopher, centered around Dr. Hicks's five courses at Peterson Academy. They explore why studying philosophy is essential, tracing the development of philosophical ideas from modernism to postmodernism and beyond. ...
In this milestone 500th episode, Jordan Peterson and Dave Rubin reflect on their eight-year friendship and collaboration, exploring their influence on the media landscape. They emphasize the importance of seeking truth and the courage to face its consequences, underscoring how sacrifice can lead to personal growth and ...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson and Greg Laurie engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the revival of traditional faith among young men. Laurie, a pastor featured in the film Jesus Revolution, links this trend to a deep desire for meaning and authority in a world that often feels fragmented and lacks strong pa...
In this podcast, Eduardo Bolsonaro, a Brazilian congressman and son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, shares insights on Brazil's political climate. The conversation delves into the deep divide between left and right factions, the impact of social media on political discussions, and the ongoing tension between free s...
In this podcast, Dan Williams, Alberta's Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, shares insights on the Canadian political scene. He discusses the ongoing tension between the progressive federal government and Alberta's conservative leadership, especially in areas like energy policy and equalization payments. A key fo...
In this podcast, Jordan Peterson and Jonathan Pageau engage in a thought-provoking discussion about Pageau's new series of reimagined fairy tales and the deeper symbolic meanings behind them. They explore how our perception and categorization shape our understanding, arguing that stories go beyond mere ideologies; they...
This podcast delves into Miranda Devine's new book, "The Big Guy," which uncovers allegations of corruption within the Biden family and the deep state's efforts to shield them. The discussion highlights the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story and the actions of a group of former intelligence officials who fals...
In this podcast episode, Dr. Jared Ross from the Do No Harm organization shares shocking statistics about gender-affirming treatments for minors in the US, revealing that there have been 14,000 procedures costing a total of $120 million. The discussion delves into the ethical concerns surrounding these treatments, the ...
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