In this engaging conversation, Matt Walsh, an influential author and documentarian known for his provocative works, discusses his upcoming film 'Am I Racist?'. He and Dr. Jordan B. Peterson dive into the complexity of implicit bias and its universal implications, challenging simplistic narratives. They explore the role of family structure in success across demographics and analyze modern mating strategies, emphasizing the importance of responsibility and partnership in relationships. Walsh critiques contemporary views on guilt and race while advocating for deeper connections and commitment.

In this engaging conversation, Matt Walsh, a political commentator and the creator of the influential documentary 'What Is a Woman?', joins Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. They dive into the cultural ramifications of the trans movement, focusing on its impact on children and societal narratives. Walsh shares personal anecdotes of facing mob criticism and the challenges of discussing sensitive topics like gender identity. The duo also critiques contemporary ideologies surrounding identity and explores the psychological implications that arise from societal changes.

Matt Walsh, a political commentator, author, and filmmaker known for his work on race and social justice, shares keen insights into navigating controversial topics. He discusses the absurdity of film pricing and the mascot culture, revealing humorous aspects of the film industry. Walsh also rethinks perceptions of racism, emphasizing ideological biases. Delving into online engagement's dark side, he highlights its effects on mental health. The podcast further explores conspiracy theories surrounding the moon landing and challenges surrounding childhood in the digital age.

This is Eric Golden, and my guest today is Matt Walsh. Before we start, in addition to our opening disclaimer, I wanted to share that I have known Matt for many years. I’m an investor in his fund, and currently, or in the future, could work with some of the companies he mentions during this episode. With that said, Matt is one of the founding partners of Castle Island Ventures, which invests exclusively in the crypto industry. Including monetary networks, financial services infrastructure, and Web3. Before founding his VC firm, Matt worked at Fidelity, where he led a number of the companies crypto initiatives. In our discussion, which is far ranging, we discuss how his early experiences in crypto led to building a crypto VC, what themes his fund focuses on, his take on the 2022 collapse, the comparison of prior cycles, and his personal view on the appropriate regulatory response. Please enjoy my conversation with Matt Walsh. For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page here. ----- Web3 Breakdowns is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Web3 Breakdowns, visit joincolossus.com/episodes. Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here. Follow us on Twitter: @Web3Breakdowns | @ericgoldenx | @patrick_oshag  Show Notes[00:02:38] - [First question] - Being labeled as one of the first people to understand Bitcoin[00:06:20] - Partnering with Nick Carter and how they came together [00:07:14] - What drove his decision to finally take the leap and become an entrepreneur[00:08:40] - Lessons learned from setting up and deploying his first fund[00:10:20] - Comparing the crypto space in 2022 to what it was in 2018 [00:14:15] - How regulation serves customers better than a libertarian outlook[00:16:04] - Thoughts on the best way forward given crypto’s regulatory shortcomings [00:18:13] - Commissioner Hester Peirce - A Regulator’s View of Crypto [00:18:47] - How far away we are from having an active congress involved in crypto [00:20:57] - The notion of retail and yield generating products and why that part of the industry imploded on itself [00:23:22] - Whether or not he’d invest in crypto again given its current state of affairs[00:24:14] - Areas and macro trends he’s most excited about today [00:27:26] - How the concept of crypto is more enticing for brands than a public database [00:32:38] - The difficulty of figuring out the real market value of any given project [00:36:20] - How he would approach handling privacy and KYC in DeFi [00:38:31] - Defining financial service infrastructure and where they invest in it [00:40:01] - Some of the market structure bets they’ve made over the years [00:42:17] - How a prime broker would have helped in light of the FTX scandal [00:44:05] - His view on where things stand with Genesis and FTX and how they’ll unfold [00:52:14] - Why some countries and governments will push back against stablecoins [00:53:26] - Some of the craziest ideas that have come across his desk [00:54:23] - Trying to get to the base of an idea when it comes to due diligence [00:55:57] - What he’s most excited to build over the next six months and six years [00:57:09] - Whether we’ll get regulation in crypto or a migration of traditional assets to crypto rails first  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this discussion, conservative commentator Matt Walsh and Libertarian Party chair Angela McArdle dive into Trump's decision to dismantle federal DEI departments and end affirmative action. They debate the implications of mass deportation and heightened border security, highlighting public support for these measures. The conversation also critiques shifting attitudes towards political correctness and challenges the left's response to these cultural shifts, all while examining the broader themes of governance, morality, and individual liberty.

Matt Walsh, a political commentator, author, and filmmaker known for his documentary "What is a Woman?", dives deep into complex discussions about gender identity. He addresses the contentious debates surrounding gender policies, feminist challenges, and the implications of gender affirmation for minors. Walsh emphasizes the need for open dialogue amidst polarized opinions and critiques cultural shifts in understanding marriage and family dynamics. Throughout, he calls for thoughtful discourse on identity politics and the evolution of societal values.

Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, Michael Knowles, and Andrew Klavan discuss topics including Taylor Swift's impact on marriage and conservative beliefs, Lil John's performance and attempts to get on the Grammys, reflections on a funny tweet, the opposition to marriage within certain segments of the right, understanding oppression and victimization, the decline of American presidents' ability to speak to constitutional values, the border crisis and Biden's open border policy, the importance of America in global affairs, success and gender differences, vaccines and birth control, speculating on future Democratic nominees, favorite memories from filming, a phenomenal moment in a 12th-century church, fixing your world and measuring success.

Matt Walsh, a political commentator and filmmaker known for his works at The Daily Wire, shares insights on the pitfalls of groupthink and the implications of leftist ideologies through his Oscar submission criticism. Maha Abouelenein, the CEO and author of '7 Rules of Self-Reliance', discusses the importance of showing up and her experience in launching Netflix in the Middle East. They explore the evolving landscape of comedy, societal movements, and the value of self-reliance in today’s fast-paced world.

Donald Trump's bold choices for his administration spark discussions on military leadership and traditional values. The podcast critiques the influence of previous defense leaders and calls for modernization in national security. It also highlights financial security strategies amidst rising economic optimism and addresses the Democrats' internal strife and immigration controversies. Voter dynamics shift as tensions rise between Biden and Harris, alongside hopeful prospects for the business sector navigating regulatory changes.

In this lively discussion, guest Matt Walsh, a conservative commentator and filmmaker known for his documentary "Am I Racist?", delves into Trump’s commanding rally at Madison Square Garden, drawing parallels to historical political climates. He critiques Kamala Harris’s faltering campaign strategy compared to Trump’s rising momentum and discusses the dangers of progressive rhetoric in dividing potential supporters. The conversation also touches on the impact of celebrity endorsements and the current political landscape as the election approaches.