Dr. Jordan B. Peterson speaks with historian and author Dr. Niall Ferguson about the historical and mythological aspects of world-ending narratives, the consequences of a global doomsday mindset, the problems of administrative gigantism, and how to approach genuine tragedy with humility and morality.

Dr. Sarah Hill, researcher and professor at TCU, joins Dr. Jordan B. Peterson to discuss sex-based differences in regret, competition, and academia. They also delve into the effects of birth control on women's hormones and behavior, exploring topics such as mate choice copying, attraction, beauty, growth, and sex. The podcast covers the impact of birth control on women's reproductive function, sexual behavior, and role in the labor market. They also touch on the cultural factors contributing to overinvested parenting and the potential unintended consequences of choosing to be childless.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson interviews Ron DeSantis, the 46th governor of Florida and a 2024 presidential candidate. They discuss his working-class upbringing, team building, the need for government reduction, and Florida as a national blueprint post 2024. They also touch on courage, standing your ground, and the challenges of a political career. They explore political views, left-wing elites, Ivy League activists, the United States' founding principles, and education reform in Florida.

Recently 'canceled' comedian Matt Rife sits down with Dr. Jordan B Peterson to discuss the incident, his viral response, the prominence of crowd work in his act, his early career start at 15, innovative use of social media to build his name, and why he remains unapologetic for having a sense of humor.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson interviews His Excellency Saeed Al Nazari, Secretary General of Great Arab Minds. They discuss the origins of the UAE, the Abraham Accords, projects for education and empowerment, the UAE's strong values, Dubai as a potential business location, tolerance and connectivity at Expo 2020, single parent families and building values, differences in women's rights between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, empowering young people through policy, and creating a positive vision for the future.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson interviews Josh Alexander, a 17 year old Christian student activist, and his older brother Nick. They discuss activism for Christian ideals, media backlash, threats of violence, lockdown restrictions, organizing school walkouts, qualities of strong leaders, suspension of their parents, police inaction during protests, physical altercations, clashes with school over woke ideology, family dynamics, future plans, and reaching people with the truth.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson speaks to Ambassador Robert O'Brien, 27th U.S. Security Advisor, about international hostage negotiations, the success of the Abraham Accords, the Russia/Ukraine war, and the perception of American strength. They discuss the importance of American hard power in diplomacy, the rationality of dictators like Putin, and the missed opportunities to prevent the war in Ukraine. They also highlight the peace and diplomatic achievements of the Trump administration, President Trump's success in negotiations, and the catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson interviews Dr. Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, discussing the role of think tanks, the decline of critical thinking, intellectual combat, challenges in academia, leading with emotions vs reason, building trust in communities, the philosophy of rugged individualism, and the mission of the Heritage Foundation.

Frank Stronach, Founder and Honorary Chairman of Magna International Inc., discusses starting a successful business, profit sharing with employees, and the need for economic justice. They also touch on challenges and solutions for the US economy, problem-solving skills in entrepreneurship, and the importance of financial stability. The podcast highlights corporate governance, societal standards, and goals for Canadian children.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson sits down with lawyer, senator, and author Adam Smith. They discuss his new book “Lost and Broken: My Journey Back from Chronic Pain and Crippling Anxiety.” Topics include differences between cognitive and behavioral therapy, rise of 'harm reduction' in identity politics era, and the ideal goal of argument.