The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad

The podcast explores activism, misconceptions, and regrets in Yemen, highlighting the dangers of extreme liberal policies. The guest shares their experience of assimilation and the search for truth. The episode delves into the ingrained culture of Jew hatred and explores the motivations behind envy and contradictions. It also discusses the relationship between education and Jewish achievements, while addressing admiration for the guest and their upcoming book or series.

Explore the importance of defending Western values and the potential consequences of failing to do so.

The speaker discusses their concerns about the West's societal decline and expresses outrage over a recent attack. They reflect on their personal experiences growing up in Lebanon during the civil war and emphasize the importance of empathy. They share a personal anecdote about the Israel-Hamas conflict and express frustration with Jew hatred in universities. They discuss the need to denounce harmful ideologies and defend freedoms. They explore the scapegoating of Jews and the need for reform in Islam. They discuss ways to combat anti-Semitism and evaluate political affiliations.

The podcast discusses the negative effects of cultural relativism on Western values and the spread of harmful ideas in the West.

Evolutionary behavioral scientist Dr. Gad Saad and Thomas Sowell discuss various topics, including the power of action and inspiration, the relationship between inheritance and justice, the cost of injustice, embracing rejection, the importance of replication in scientific research, the battle of ideas, the power of humor and satire, and ways to support their work and enjoy orchestral music.

Professor Gad Sad and Brother Rashid discuss the rise of antisemitism, the dominance of the pro-Palestinian narrative on social media, the presence of degenerate individuals in academia, and the impact of antisemitism on Mizrahi Jews. They also touch on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the rise of antisemitism in Latin America.

Dr. Saad, a professor and author, explores the sources of Jew hatred and the influence of faulty education. He reflects on personal experiences of facing anti-Semitism and discusses the pitfalls of political correctness. The speaker addresses serious issues like denial and increasing Jew hatred. The existential battle between accepting the Jewish presence and perpetuating hatred is explored. The speaker also shares insights on happiness, personal experiences, ancient wisdom, and scientific studies.

Dr. Saad and Piers Morgan discuss the lack of common sense in society, critiquing 'idea pathogens' like postmodernism and militant feminism. They explore the shift away from meritocracy and identity-based casting in film, and criticize victimhood mentality and cancel culture. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about soccer.

The podcast discusses the bold strategy of combating rising Jew-hatred through aggressive anti-Islamophobia campaigns, exploring the role of the White House and Canadian government in addressing this issue.

Dr. Alex Curmi, a psychiatrist, joins Dr. Saad to discuss happiness, marriage, careers, and evolution. They explore the concept of happiness and how genetics play a role. They also address the resistance against evolutionary explanations and the importance of authenticity in career choices. The podcast delves into the challenges of changing minds and the difficulty in admitting defeat or revising beliefs.