DarkHorse Podcast

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the FCC's plan for equity in broadband access, the spread of viral information online, the rise of anti-Semitism, the normalization of controversial topics, the decay of the social contract, and the jumping from diagnosis to diagnosis by young people.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss their recent travels to Prague, London, and Denver. They talk about how Prague embraces Western culture and subversion while discussing the presence of anti-semitism in London. They also highlight the importance of music and dogs in bringing people together and discuss their experiences at the ARC conference, addressing issues such as gender dysphoria and affirming care.

Rav Arora discusses the failure of institutions and potential alternatives. They delve into the illusion of consensus, manipulation of COVID-19 data, and concerns over vaccine safety. They also explore the impact of beliefs on social movements, misinformation surrounding vaccines, and the need for reform in the healthcare system.

Joshua Slocum, Podcaster, discusses personality disorders, blame, and societal failure. Topics include: relationship between problematic behavior and upbringing, challenging expertise in psychology, cluster B personality disorders, narcissistic personality disorder, complex relationship between childhood development and psychological pathology, impact of woke revolution on empathy, skepticism on transgenderism in children, painful upgrade and revealing character in divisive crises, and hitting rock bottom and damage of abuse.

Chris Martenson, expert on Peak Prosperity, discusses topics such as non-linear scientific thinking, narrative and metaphor, fossil fuels, peak oil, rent-seeking elite, false dichotomies, consciousness, negative entropy, and the destruction of nature on DarkHorse Podcast.

In this episode of the DarkHorse Podcast, Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the proposed amendments to the WHO's International Health Regulations, examining the potential consequences for science, democracy, and justice. They also delve into the topics of complexity, resistance to control, and the progressive stack at the New Democratic Party convention in Canada. The hosts emphasize the importance of informed consent, individual freedom, and resisting tyranny in the face of complex situations.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss various topics including astronomical events, the risk of removing STEM's foundation, Roger Waters' perspective on Israel-Palestine, the impact of Pink Floyd, and the control of agenda through acts of terrorism. They also provide updates on upcoming events, sponsors, and merchandise.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the attacks on Israel by Hamas, the differences between Old Testament values and the West, frontiers and terrorism, land rights and first peoples, and the perverse incentives of those who would keep us at war, sick, and prevent dialogue.

Journalist Efrat Fenigson joins Bret to discuss the recent terrorist attacks in Israel and provide insights into the current state of affairs. They explore topics like the geopolitical situation in Israel, the role of Hamas, lack of official statements, Israeli intelligence tactics, prisoner exchange deals, geopolitics in the Middle East, the time traveling money printer, hidden forces in the monetary system, silos among powerful people, and end with hopeful reflections amidst ongoing conflict.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded for mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. They explore the known effects and alleged lack of effects, the link between mRNA vaccines and unexpected menstrual events, and the costs and benefits of fish consumption, fish oil supplementation, and pharmaceutical drugging with Vascepa.