Jordan Peterson speaks with Chris Bumstead, the five-time Mr. Olympia Classic Physique champion, about bodybuilding, overcoming anxiety and speech impediments, balancing sport and business, and preparing for fatherhood.

Dr. Chris Palmer, a psychiatrist and researcher, discusses the link between metabolic and mental disorders, the potential of fasting for medical and spiritual breakthroughs, and the undervalued role of mitochondria in mental wellness. They also explore the benefits of a ketogenic diet and carnivore diet for improving mental health, and discuss the impact of social status on stress responses and overall well-being.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with Derek, founder of the More Plates More Dates YouTube channel, to discuss his journey in the fitness industry, becoming a main player in the 'manosphere,' finding self motivation and mentors, and recognizing life's calling. They also touch on topics of men's health, weightlifting transformation, and the importance of transparency and scientific literature.

Retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink, joins Jordan B. Peterson to discuss genuine connection, moralities of soldiers, authentic leadership, and the journey of becoming a leader. They explore the power of forgiveness, analyzing ignorance and conscience, the joy of mentoring, active listening, and building relationships. They also touch on the woodworking process as a metaphor for leadership, the challenges of the authoritarian mindset in combat, corruption in the military, and the importance of open-mindedness and adaptability in diverse environments.

Scott Tinker, geologist and energy expert, joins Dr. Jordan B. Peterson to discuss the ARC conference, Earth's glacial periods, the fallacy of the Net Zero movement, energy disparities in the developing world, and the importance of balancing energy access and environmental sustainability.

Jordan B. Peterson talks with Ben Shapiro about the twisting of religious conceptions, the danger of a society without shared ideals, the necessity of deprivation, and the importance of a transcendent narrative. They also discuss the relationship between Marxism and Christianity, the impact of taboos on sexual boredom, the significance of oral learning and tradition, and the intersection of principles and politics.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson speaks with Derick Cooper, CEO of QOL Medical, LLC. They discuss immunological systems, patterns of behavior, entrepreneurial success traits, and the power of reciprocity for uplifting individuals and communities. Cooper shares insights from his career in investment banking and as a pharmaceutical company CEO.

Dr. Peterson and his daughter discuss the potential consequences of controversial tweets, the challenges of re-education, and the loss of reliability in Canadian institutions. They reflect on the repercussions of becoming famous, discuss Trump's potential influence on Canada, and talk about navigating life's challenges while staying true to their beliefs.

Dutch journalist, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, and German farmer, Anthony Lee, discuss the ongoing farmers' protest, the war on efficient agriculture, the failed German state, net-zero goals, and making grassroots change at local and national levels. They also explore the impact of green policies on farmers and the economy, the rise of far-right parties in the Netherlands, and the political landscape in Germany.

Dr. Scott McMahon and Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker discuss their groundbreaking research on Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) and its potential connection to illnesses such as fibromyalgia and depression. They explore the prevalence of water-damaged buildings and the implications of biotoxin exposure. The guests also delve into the use of biomarkers for diagnosing and distinguishing chronic illness, as well as the patterns of brain damage seen in patients. They highlight the importance of open-mindedness and continuous learning in the medical field.