The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast 356. Narcissists, Frauds, and Enablers: Trans Women and Women's Sports | Riley Gaines
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May 11, 2023 
In this engaging conversation, twelve-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines shares her journey as a female rights activist advocating for fair competition in sports. She discusses the critical challenges of biological men competing in women's athletics and the invasion of women's spaces, reflecting on her experiences at San Francisco State University. Gaines emphasizes the need for preserving sex-segregated sports, the implications for female athletes, and the psychological toll of navigating these complex dynamics in the competitive landscape.
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Riley Gaines' Swimming Accomplishments
- Riley Gaines recounted her swimming achievements, including Olympic trials qualifications, SEC championships, and an All-American title.
- These accomplishments give her credibility to speak on the issue of fairness in women's sports.
Early Dedication to Swimming
- Gaines started swimming at four, dedicating 18 years to the sport, with practices intensifying by age eight.
- This dedication involved two-hour daily practices, before and after school, highlighting the commitment required for high-level competition.
Critiques of Ambition and Winning
- Jordan Peterson observes that ambition and the desire to win are criticized in today's culture.
- These values are associated with dominance and power, particularly in education and free-market settings.