The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Douglas Murray, a renowned journalist and bestselling author, shares insights from his current U.S. speaking tour. He delves into the consequences of societal complacency and the troubling trends among youth drawn to radical movements. Murray critiques protest culture as a deceptive moral substitute, while exploring the psychological dimensions of evil encountered in conflict zones. He also navigates the complexities of identity, immigration, and the importance of preserving cultural heritage, advocating for a remoralization of society.

Zeena Schreck, interdisciplinary artist, musician, and former high priestess of the Church of Satan, shares her fascinating journey from satanic roots to Buddhism. She discusses her complex upbringing as Anton LaVey's daughter, the disillusionment with her family's ideologies, and societal fears during the satanic panic. Zeena reflects on themes of personal transformation, emotional struggles within her family, and the importance of compassion in her spiritual evolution. This captivating conversation navigates identity, rebellion, and the search for true meaning.

Join multi-platinum country artist and entrepreneur John Rich as he talks about his new song 'Revelation' and the balance of authenticity in creative expression. He shares how artistic integrity often clashes with the commercial demands of the music industry. Rich highlights the importance of embracing personal values while setting a positive example for his children. They also delve into the psychology of courage and fear, emphasizing the need for sincere faith and genuine self-expression. It's an inspiring exploration of music, spirituality, and personal growth.

In this engaging conversation, Piers Morgan, a prominent English broadcaster and journalist, shares insights from his fast-growing YouTube channel, "Piers Morgan Uncensored." He discusses the evolution of journalism, emphasizing the importance of open debate and genuine expression in today’s media landscape. Morgan highlights the pitfalls of performative activism and explores the complexities of judgment in talent shows. They delve into the political shifts in the UK and the need for authentic dialogue amidst disillusionment, advocating for a more nuanced approach to discourse.

Join J.O. Michel Maisonneuve, a former high-ranking Canadian Army officer, Barbara Anne Maisonneuve, a dedicated retired Air Force officer, and Mark Norman, a vice-admiral in the Royal Canadian Navy as they dive into pressing military issues. They discuss the consequences of DEI policies on combat readiness, the need to reevaluate Canada’s defense strategies amidst global threats, and the importance of a merit-based system. Their insights shed light on the complexities facing the Canadian Armed Forces, including leadership challenges and national credibility.

Dr. Carol Swain, a political scientist and author of 12 books, dives into her academic rise and the controversy surrounding plagiarism allegations against Harvard's president, Claudine Gay. Swain shares her disillusionment with DEI initiatives and how they affect academic integrity. She reflects on her challenging journey from humble beginnings, the importance of mentorship, and the current state of race and merit in academia. Their candid discussion raises critical questions about accountability and the future of higher education.

In this engaging conversation, Mary Harrington, an insightful author and editor, discusses the historical contributions of women to civil society before the workforce shift. They delve into the impact of technology on gender roles and the complexities of female sexuality's commodification. Harrington sheds light on the overlooked significance of motherhood in feminism and critiques contemporary narratives while emphasizing the power of radical loyalty in relationships. This thought-provoking dialogue challenges perceptions of women's roles in a changing world.

Danielle Smith, the Premier of Alberta and leader of the United Conservative Party, shares her insights on balancing free enterprise and individual freedom. She discusses the implications of Bill C-59 on Canada’s energy landscape and critiques the federal government’s environmental policies. Smith emphasizes the importance of affordable energy for poverty alleviation and the need for practical governance. The conversation also touches on the challenges of international energy trade and the evolving political landscape in Alberta, highlighting hopes for a prosperous future.

In this enlightening conversation, researcher J. D. Haltigan explores the complexities of parenting dynamics, particularly the impact of the 'devouring mother' on child development. They delve into how overprotective parenting shapes emotional regulation and impulse control, paralleling huge societal shifts. Haltigan also sheds light on the dark side of online behavior, examining how social media amplifies aggression and trolling. The discussion wraps up with a captivating look at the need for integrity within academic hierarchies and the importance of scientific rigor.

Dr. David Kipping, an associate professor of astronomy and director of the Cool Worlds Lab at Columbia University, dives into the fascinating realm of extraterrestrial life and the structures of advanced civilizations. He discusses the rarity of solar systems like ours, the intriguing prospect of life on Mars, and the complexities surrounding the Fermi Paradox. Kipping also sheds light on concepts like Dyson spheres and shares insights on exoplanet detection technologies, exploring humanity's unique position in the grand tapestry of the universe.