The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

In this engaging discussion, John Rustad, the leader of the British Columbia Conservative Party, delves into the province's resource potential and critiques the drift towards socialism. He emphasizes the vital role of affordable energy in combating poverty and the intricate balance needed between environmental policies and economic stability. Rustad also shares insights from his political journey, highlighting the need for community engagement and the challenges posed by cancel culture. The conversation offers a thought-provoking look at the future of British Columbia's politics and resource management.

Tommy Robinson, a British journalist and activist known for exposing grooming gangs, discusses his relentless battle against censorship and misinformation. He shares insights into the media's portrayal of peaceful protests and the government’s crackdown on free speech. Tammy Peterson adds her perspective on these societal dynamics. The conversation delves into cultural integration challenges in Luton, the government’s oppressive tactics, and the urgent need for open dialogue to address these critical issues. Robinson's commitment to truth-telling amidst personal risks resonates throughout their discussion.

In this insightful discussion, Axel Kaiser, a Chilean-German lawyer and president of the Foundation for Progress in Chile, dives into Venezuela's crisis under Nicolás Maduro and the implications of 21st-century socialism. He critiques the socio-economic conditions leading to instability, the challenges of governing systems in comparison to Nordic models, and the influence of drug cartels on governance. Kaiser also highlights the courage of opposition leaders fighting for democracy amidst harsh authoritarianism, making a powerful case for understanding Latin America's political landscape.

Coleman Hughes, an author and opinion columnist known for his insights on race and public policy, joins the conversation to discuss his book, "The End of Race Politics." He advocates for a colorblind society, arguing that race should not dictate opportunity. The discussion tackles Marxist influences against meritocracy, the nuances of racial discrimination, and the role of humor in bridging divides. Hughes also critiques identity politics, revealing the contradictions in contemporary anti-racism efforts while emphasizing the importance of genuine merit-based assessments.

Join Logan Lancing, an author and speaker focused on critical theories, as he explores the intersection of Marxism and postmodernism in education. He critiques deceptive language used by the postmodern Left and discusses how ideological narratives infiltrate children's classrooms, reshaping their identities. Lancing highlights the urgent need for parental involvement and curiosity in navigating these complex issues, emphasizing the dangers posed by radical ideologies and the importance of understanding the true substance behind educational reforms.

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.