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The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

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7 snips
Apr 3, 2025 • 1h 32min

535. Is It Too Late for the UK? A Candid Talk with Winston Marshall

Winston Marshall, co-founder of Mumford & Sons and host of 'The Winston Marshall Show,' engages in a thought-provoking discussion on identity and community. They dive into the complexities of British identity, balancing diversity with national unity. Marshall highlights the need for individual responsibility in preserving culture and critiques modern censorship and class distinctions. The conversation explores the relationship between politics and entertainment, emphasizing the moral implications within society today.
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Mar 31, 2025 • 1h 26min

534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Mark Siljander, a former Congressman and ambassador known for his work in peacebuilding, shares his transformative journey from a pro-war stance to advocating for understanding between Muslims and Christians. He discusses his role in the Abraham Accords, challenges of military interventions, and the importance of interfaith dialogue. Siljander emphasizes the shared values of the Abrahamic faiths and the significance of empathy in resolving conflicts. His insights reveal the potential for unity and peace through meaningful communication and compassion in the face of deep-rooted disagreements.
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Mar 27, 2025 • 1h 41min

533. Dreams, Nightmares, and Neuroscience | Dr. Baland Jalal

In this discussion with Dr. Baland Jalal, a leading neuroscientist and expert on sleep paralysis from Harvard, fascinating insights emerge on the science of dreams and nightmares. They explore how the brain processes emotions during REM sleep and the potential connections between dreams and mystical experiences. Jalal also delves into the cultural narratives surrounding sleep paralysis, revealing how different societies perceive and cope with fear. Additionally, they touch on the rubber hand illusion and its implications for our understanding of embodiment and identity.
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230 snips
Mar 24, 2025 • 1h 47min

532. A Dialogue So Dangerous, It Just Might Bring You Wisdom | John Vervaeke and Jordan Hall

In this discussion, John Vervaeke, an associate professor at the University of Toronto, known for his work on wisdom and meaning, and Jordan Hall, an entrepreneur with a knack for systems thinking, dive deep into the nature of conscience and moral challenges. They explore the importance of meaningful dialogue and personal transformation through conversations. Additionally, they tackle the dynamics of power, societal hierarchies, and the quest for higher values, illuminating the relationship between creativity, agency, and existential dilemmas.
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58 snips
Mar 20, 2025 • 1h 36min

531. Irreversible Damage at Fourteen | Detransitioner Clementine Breen

Clementine Breen, a detransitioner who faced trauma, shares her harrowing journey from childhood sexual abuse to undergoing gender-affirming surgeries. She reveals the misleading information from medical professionals, including the unsettling pressure she faced at a young age. Their conversation dives into the complex intersection of mental health, identity struggles, and the emotional aftermath of surgery. Currently, Clementine is engaged in a landmark lawsuit, shedding light on the need for careful evaluation in gender-affirming treatments and the pressing issues surrounding informed consent.
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Mar 17, 2025 • 1h 48min

530. Failure or Success in the Time of Trump | Jim Balsillie

Jim Balsillie, the retired co-founder of BlackBerry, dives into Canada’s economic struggles and its response to intellectual property challenges. He discusses the importance of innovation and effective governance in a rapidly changing digital landscape. Balsillie critiques past economic policies and highlights the need for a strategic approach to leverage Canada’s strengths. His insights on the impact of Trump's policies on Canada-U.S. relations reveal the complexities of maintaining sovereignty while innovating for the future. It's a thought-provoking conversation on navigating the ideas economy.
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109 snips
Mar 13, 2025 • 1h 23min

529. How Trump Will Save the School System | Corey DeAngelis

Corey DeAngelis, a bestselling author and education policy researcher, shares his insights on the monopolies stifling public education. He discusses how school choice not only benefits individual students but can uplift the entire system. DeAngelis critiques the influence of teachers' unions and the inefficiencies they breed. He emphasizes the importance of parental rights in education, particularly in light of recent crises. With a focus on pragmatism, he argues for funding students directly and advocates for phonetic teaching methods to enhance literacy.
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Mar 10, 2025 • 1h 36min

528. The Longevity of Happiness | Dr. Arthur Brooks

Join Dr. Arthur Brooks, a professor and renowned author on happiness, as he discusses the complex layers of fulfillment. They explore the science of happiness, highlighting how meaningful aims shape our emotional experiences. Brooks shares insights on the journey toward goals, the paradox of progress, and the evolution of resilience through gratitude. Delving into emotional management, he emphasizes the importance of self-regulation and depth in relationships, making a compelling case for personal growth through discernment and maturity.
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Mar 6, 2025 • 1h 29min

527. Gay Marriage, Surrogacy, Divorce & Hookup Culture | Katy Faust

Katy Faust, author and founder of Them Before Us, fiercely advocates for children's rights to both a mother and a father. In a gripping discussion, she critiques modern family structures, emphasizing how hookup culture detrimentally affects women and their long-term well-being. Katy argues for the necessity of marriage centered around children and explores the ethical complexities of surrogacy. She delves into the societal implications of family dynamics and stresses that prioritizing children's needs is essential in shaping a healthier future.
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290 snips
Mar 3, 2025 • 1h 26min

526. Trump, Musk, Kennedy: the Dawn of Transparency | Michael Shellenberger

Michael Shellenberger, a journalist and founder of Public.News, dives into the transformative political landscape shaped by figures like Musk and Trump. He highlights the urgency for new generations to take charge of political responsibility and rebuild trust in institutions. The conversation also tackles the dangers of censorship, the complexities of foreign aid, and rethinking governance. Shellenberger argues for a cultural shift toward personal integrity and the importance of national identity in navigating today's challenges.

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