Dr. Jordan B. Peterson talks with mathematician, author, and theologian Dr. John Lennox about the compatibility of Christianity and science, the connection between the axioms of faith and scientific investigation, the concept of truth and its relation to science and God, the pitfalls of self-deification, the existence of right and wrong within the context of Genesis, and the role of sacrifice in Christianity.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott joins Dr. Jordan B. Peterson to discuss Australia's role on the world stage, economic problems, the threat of war as China destabilizes, and the damaging effects of the carbon cult on developing countries.

Dr. Peterson sits down with journalist Matt Taibbi to discuss his diverse career in journalism and professional basketball, the subprime mortgage bubble, Russia's apprehension towards NATO, missed opportunities for peace, experiences on the campaign trail, Trump's disruption, the 2008 financial crisis, capitalism and populist sentiments, and law enforcement and extremism.

Glenn Greenwald and Dr. Jordan B Peterson discuss the war on information, the basis of morality, and the case for God in a world of nihilism. They explore topics such as false social moralism, the human need for meta narratives, the risk of censorship, the influence of corporations, the impact of 9/11 on civil liberties, the collapse of religion into politics, and the dominance of the culture war.

Neuroendocrinology researcher Robert Sapolsky and Dr. Jordan B Peterson explore game theory, the success of the tit-for-tat principle, the role of dopamine in anticipation, and the objective reality of transcendent structures within our biological routines.

Jordan B. Peterson interviews Jeremy Boreing, director and co-founder of Daily Wire, discussing the Bentkey Kids platform, keeping politics out of children's edu-tainment, the transformation of Hollywood, and the dangers of leftist populism. They also explore the power of narrative and delve into the story of Abraham, highlighting the themes of adventure, challenge, and sacrifice.

Guests Greg Lukianoff and Rikki Schlott discuss their book 'The Canceling of the American Mind' and the impact of cancel culture on American universities. They explore the differences between feminine and masculine tendencies in relation to free speech and discuss the need for a cultural shift away from victimhood. They also delve into the rise of cancel culture, the challenges of online communication, and the importance of courage in facing backlash. The podcast also analyzes the state of freedom of speech at Harvard University and explores the negative effects of remote learning and self-destructive neuroticism on society.

Dr. Jordan B Peterson interviews cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Donald Hoffman about reality, evolution's influence on perception, the concept of reality as homomorphism, and the limitations of perceiving actual reality. They also discuss hidden assumptions in scientific theories, the evolutionary perspective of the story of Abraham, consciousness outside of space-time, challenging beliefs about self and reality, and future exploration on ethics.

Miranda Devine, writer of 'Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide,' joins Jordan Peterson to discuss Hunter Biden's depravity, the corruption of his family's business dealings, the deep state's coverup, and the global consequences. They explore Hunter Biden's laptop content, controversial photographs, and the involvement of data brokers. The podcast also uncovers the FBI's response, collusion to censor content, Trump's threat to the deep state, and the political power of a Delaware senator.

Willie and Korie Robertson, stars of Duck Dynasty, join Dr. Jordan Peterson to discuss the impact of their show on viewers and culture, the balance between reality and fiction, and the preservation of faith and family values. They explore the format and style of Duck Dynasty, drawing inspiration from shows like Seinfeld and Trailer Park Boys. They also share insights on prioritizing respect and family values, the convergence of faith, fame, and adventure, and the transformative power of faith and forgiveness.