Jordan Peterson

In this episode of the podcast, Jordan Peterson invites Walter Russell Mead, a distinguished scholar in foreign affairs, to discuss current global tensions involving major powers like Israel, Russia, China, and Iran. Mead brings a wealth of knowledge from his roles as a columnist and a professor, offering deep insights into the complex dynamics of global politics and the challenges facing the United States and its allies.

In this enlightening episode of the podcast, the discussion dives deep into the philosophical underpinnings of meaning, responsibility, and the conceptualization of divinity. The guest, a distinguished philosopher and theologian, shares his profound insights, offering listeners actionable advice on leading a purpose-driven life. The conversation elucidates how embracing responsibility and striving for a divine form of living can provide the existential scaffolding necessary to withstand life's inherent struggles.

This podcast episode features the Honourable Brian Peckford, the only living first minister involved in the patriation of the Canadian Constitution and the creation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. With a rich history in political leadership as the former Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, Peckford brings an unmatched depth of knowledge and concern regarding the current state of constitutional rights in Canada.

In this engaging episode of "Literacy and Strength," retired Navy SEAL and leadership consultant Jocko Willink shares his profound insights on discipline, leadership, and personal growth. Jocko, a respected author and podcaster, is renowned for his straightforward approach to building resilience and his emphasis on the transformative power of discipline. His experiences as a SEAL and his leadership roles in high-stakes environments have equipped him with unique perspectives on overcoming adversity.

In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Matt Rife, a standout comedian who has risen to prominence with his unique style and willingness to tackle sensitive topics. At just 28 years old, Rife's career trajectory has been remarkable, stemming from his early days in comedy clubs at the age of 15 to facing recent challenges with cancel culture due to his controversial jokes.

In this powerful episode of "End the Tyranny in Iran," we hear from Masih Alinejad, an Iranian journalist and activist renowned for her defiance against compulsory hijab laws and her broader struggle for women's rights in Iran. Living in exile under FBI protection due to her outspoken criticism of the Iranian government, Alinejad's experiences and insights provide a profound look at the challenges of advocating for freedom and equality in a repressive regime...

In this insightful episode, Senator Mike Lee discusses the pervasive and escalating issues tied to what he terms "pathological gigantism" within government structures, particularly in the context of military and economic policies. As a well-respected figure in American politics, known for his advocacy of smaller government and constitutional adherence, Senator Lee provides a nuanced perspective on the geopolitical landscape, particularly with regards to U.S. involvement overseas and the inherent risks of expanding governmental power.

Navigating the Minefield: Protecting Children from Ideological Extremes with Karol Markowicz

This episode features Karol Markowicz, a columnist at the New York Post and author of "Stolen Youth," which discusses the ideological capture of educational systems and its impact on children. The conversation delves into the contentious issues surrounding what is deemed appropriate for children's education, exploring the balance between necessary knowledge and exposure to premature content.

In this compelling episode of the podcast, Dr. Jordan Peterson sits down with Bari Weiss, a prominent journalist and the author of "How to Fight Anti-Semitism." Weiss, a former opinion writer and editor at the New York Times and an op-ed and book review editor at the Wall Street Journal, discusses her experiences and insights on the current state of journalism and freedom of speech.

In this podcast episode, Jeremy Boreing, co-founder of The Daily Wire and a visionary in media and storytelling, discusses his entrepreneurial journey and insights into content creation. Known for his innovative approach to media, Boreing shares his strategies for navigating the complex landscape of today's cultural and entertainment industries.

Innovative Solutions for Urban Crisis: A Discussion with Jason Nixon on Tackling Tent Cities

In this revealing podcast episode, host Jordan Peterson engages with Jason Nixon, Alberta's Minister of Seniors, Community, and Social Services, to delve into Alberta's proactive strategies against the proliferation of tent cities. Minister Nixon, with a personal background enriched by his father's journey from addiction to aiding the homeless, brings both personal and professional insights into tackling some of the most pressing urban social issues.

In this gripping episode of the podcast, journalist Andy Ngo provides a detailed exploration of Antifa's influence in contemporary political conflicts, particularly in the U.S. Known for his critical coverage of American Antifa and its tactics, Ngo offers an insider's view on the group's operations, drawing from his experiences and extensive research, including his best-selling book "Unmasked: Inside Antifa's Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy."

Ambassador Ron Dermer, a seasoned diplomat with a deep background in international relations, discusses the groundbreaking Abraham Accords on this episode of the podcast. As a key player in these historic agreements, Ambassador Dermer provides unique insights into the shifts in Middle Eastern geopolitics and the potential for sustained peace and cooperation in the region.