Bedros Keuilian, an entrepreneur, author, speaker, podcaster, and business coach, discusses improving oneself, overcoming traumas, fixing negative self-talk, problems men face, fidelity, and issues with incels.

Jeremy Boreing, co-founder and CEO of the Daily Wire, talks about working with Ben Shapiro, Disney's mistakes, problems with modern Conservatives, hiring Douglas Murray, importance of children's TV shows, and dangers of audience capture in independent media.

Scott Galloway, clinical professor of marketing at NYU Stern, discusses various topics including the prevalence of online despair, the movie 'Her' as a must-watch for men, the left's view on masculinity, aging gracefully, the lack of role models for men, effective networking, staff sleeping with each other, and the pillars of masculinity.

Louise Perry, a writer and Press Officer for the campaign group We Can’t Consent To This, discusses the challenges faced by young women in modern dating. Topics include the decline in marriage, the impact of MeToo, the unhappiness of young women, and the consequences of hormonal birth control. They explore feminism's influence on relationships, short-term gratification vs. long-term planning, and the dynamic of modern sexual culture. The podcast also touches on the Equal Rights Amendment, historical expectations of marriage, teenage girls' mental health, and the psychological reassurance of control.

Shane Parrish, Founder of Farnam Street, ex-Canadian Intelligence Agency Operative and author, discusses the importance of clear thinking, strategies for mental strength, effective decision-making techniques, the concept of easy mode and hard mode in life, developing thinking tools, coping with risk and fear of success, exploring incel and black pill communities, and the concept of prioritization and focusing on what matters.

Rob Henderson, a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge and a US Air Force Veteran, discusses various aspects of human behavior and social dynamics. Topics include the friendship paradox, mate deprivation problem, green flags in men, the influence of social media on hostility, and the body positivity movement. They also touch on the concept of young male syndrome, enduring hardship for personal growth, victimhood culture, extreme misogyny, political preferences in dating, documenting the journey, concealed ovulation in women, and communication styles between men and women.

Dr Jordan Peterson, clinical psychologist, shares insights on finding meaning in the modern world. Topics include moral obligation for remarkable acts, the war on cynicism, delusions that destroy happiness, opinion on Douglas Murray, working with Ben Shapiro, salvageability of universities, and the decline in US population. Also explores the complexities of facts and values, the impact of indecision, dopamine and goal pursuit, importance of elementary social skills, and advice for surviving life on the road.

Dr Tracy Vaillancourt, a professor at the University of Ottawa, discusses the sophisticated ways in which women compete with each other, including indirect aggression and the influence of resource scarcity. Topics also include the impact of bullying on social status, the relationship between bullying and the brain, and addressing bullying as a parent.

Jim Kwik, world renowned memory expert, shares 10 hacks to improve memory, focus, and attention. They discuss modern people's brains, learning lies, memory techniques, reading speed, flow state, and accessing a limitless brain.

Max Lugavere, health and science journalist, discusses the impact of diet on cognitive decline and mental health. Topics include California banning Skittles, concerns about artificial sweeteners, killing your sweet tooth, raising babies vegan, demonization of red meat, preventing dementia, and the importance of relationships.