Dr. John Vervaeke and Dr. Jordan B. Peterson discuss the relationship between calling and conscience, the three dimensions of the sacred, restructuring Descartes' famous conclusion, Socrates's Daemon, and the bridging of morality and meaning.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson interviews former-Scientologist Aaron Levin-Smith about his upbringing in Scientology, the enticing tactics of the organization, the basis of Dianetics in Freudian psychology, the higher being Xenu, and Aaron's ongoing fight against the manipulation of this global cult. They also delve into Scientology's belief in a prison planet, the snitching culture within the organization, and the coercion of abortions and discouragement of starting families.

Former KGB spy and author Jack Barsky joins Jordan B. Peterson to discuss his upbringing under communist ideals, his infiltration into American society, and his experience with the FBI. They explore the allure of communism, the rise of elites in communist societies, and the decision-making process behind leaving East Germany. Barsky also shares insights into the recruitment and training process for the KGB and reflects on mentorship and accountability in young people's lives.

Actor, musician, broadcaster, and party leader Laurence Fox discusses his canceling, arrest, and litigation. They explore the globalist scheming of London's mayor, expansion of surveillance cameras, and the state of Western Democracy. Topics include censorship, diesel drivers, electric vehicles, climate change, surveillance, tourist behavior, and navigating the fluctuating time.

Terrence Keeley, an investment expert and ex-BlackRock executive, discusses impact investment, ESG narratives, cost-effective solutions, and the positive side of societal betterment. They explore the dangers of oversimplification in the climate crisis narrative, the limitations of clean energy solutions, and the importance of consumer demand. They also touch on market failure, AI, effective altruism, and the responsibility of the strong to help the weak. The speakers emphasize individual ethical responsibility for sustainability, doing good deeds, and transforming lives through impact programs.

Dr. Adeel Khan, a longevity and chronic pain expert, discusses gene-editing via stem cells as the future of medicine, the flaws in restriction-based dieting, the physiological basis behind depression, and new insights into longevity. They explore regenerative medicine, the adaptive capabilities of the immune system and stem cells, and advancements in regenerative medicine for cancer treatment. They also touch on the influence of pharmaceutical companies, the challenges faced by doctors, ancient Greek medicine, and the link between depression and inflammation. Finally, they discuss reversible plasma gene therapy and its potential applications, and the advancements in medicine through cell and gene therapy.

Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris discuss routine meditation, deleting Twitter, defining a Higher Good, the reality of evil, and establishing a shared morality. They explore the negative effects of social media, the motivation behind writing on Islamic extremism, moral confusion, the postmodern perspective on power, and the implications of good and bad actions. They also delve into bravery and facing fear, and the distinction between knowledge and dogma.

Author and podcaster Michael Malice joins Jordan B. Peterson to discuss his latest book, 'The White Pill.' They delve into the philosophy of Ayn Rand, anarchism, the atrocities of Czarist Russia, and the cyclical allure of utopian visions. They also explore the roots of communism, the cruel nature of totalitarian regimes, the importance of online privacy, and the morality of God. Other topics include individualism, selfishness in child development, creating a voluntary hierarchical society, the role of culture in shaping society, and the concept of private property.

Former U.S. most wanted cybercriminal, Brett Johnson, shares his journey from a life of crime to becoming an expert on cybersecurity. Topics discussed include the psychology of exploitation, the creation of the precursor to the dark web, and the speaker's personal experiences with criminal activities and family dynamics.

Aaron Stark, public speaker and mental health advocate, discusses his journey from a troubled past to finding hope and redemption. They explore the impact of deep parental trauma, the psychology of abuse, and the drivers that almost pushed him towards violence. The conversation also highlights the importance of kindness and support in preventing tragedy and promoting mental wellness.