"The Poetic Lift of the Conscious Mind".

Another clip from my podcast with Rex Murphy.

My latest Q&A which was recorded a few days ago is now available to watch on YouTube. This is my third of 2021. Watch it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY9X6a-xxFo&t=2s

A clip from my podcast appearance on Modern Wisdom with Chris Williamson.

Yoy can watch it in full here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJg9wd8agQY&t=15s

Another short unreleased excerpt from Beyond Order was released on Thinkspot recently.

"Community and Sanity".

Read here:
https://www.thinkspot.com/discourse/WGukVb/post/jordan-peterson/beyond-order-bonus-essays-on-community-and-sanity/b6mtwx

"It’s ironically a contradiction with where I come from where we have a powerful group, or more powerful than other groups. Lebanon has issues, but people still express their opinions there despite stories, extreme stories, of killing here and there. They can teach freely, they can criticize freely, and I do criticize things there. I’ve never imagined in my whole life that my problems would be from Canada, and not coming from where I come from."

My most recent podcast was released today with Dr Rima Azar. Dr. Rima Azar and I sit down to discuss the importance of free speech and what happened with the recent controversy surrounding her blog and has led to her suspension at Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick.

Watch our conversation here: https://youtu.be/cIw8mH7ZpFY
Listen to it here: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson

I am now taking questions for my next Q&A to be released on Thinkspot and YouTube. If you have a question you'd like to potentially be answered, please click the link below, and submit it via Thinkspot. Please submit your question by tomorrow night 11:59pm EST.

https://www.thinkspot.com/online_content/jordan-peterson/recorded-q-a-4-please-submit-questions-by-june-8th-at-11-59et/KVuVWN/Event?live=yes&t=watch&re=y

Here is another clip from my podcast with Dr. Rima Azar where we talk about the students who went after her.

I’ve dealt with ethics boards at my own university, and they have a policy that every complaint should be investigated thoroughly. I’m not very fond of that policy particularly, because there are a lot of people who cause a fair bit of trouble for absolutely no reason. It seems to me that complaints need to pass something approximating a reasonable threshold before they’re dealt with seriously.

Watch our talk in full here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIw8mH7ZpFY&t=765s

"Which is more frightening? Action or inaction?"

Another clip from Chris Williamson's podcast - Modern Wisdom.

You can listen to it here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/modern-wisdom/id1347973549

Sacrifice.

The Growth of Political Homelessness.

My latest podcast released today was with Bari Weiss. Bari Weiss is a journalist and author. She has worked as an opinion writer and editor at the New York Times, before that she was an OP editor and book reviewer at the Wallstreet Journal, and a senior editor at tablet magazine. Bari now writes for herself on SubStack.

Bari Weiss and I discuss her career, the circumstances surrounding her resignation from the New York Times, the aftermath of her famous resignation letter which criticized the New York Times, Twitter and social media, the phrase “Systemic Racism”, the work she is doing now, and more.

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFTA9MJZ4KY

Listen here: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson

"I want to be clear: I didn’t go into the New York Times naive. I read the paper for years. I saw what’s obviously its liberal bias, but I felt fundamentally like the paper was still trying to adhere to what it claims to be all about in its mission statement: pursuing the truth even when it’s hard. The famous ad that the times has, “The truth is hard.”

To watch this full episode click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFTA9MJZ4KY&t=108s

Or, listen here: https://direct.me/me

My discussion with Triggernometry, followed by a Q&A will be live in 10mins.

Click here to join us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKL8slQzX2w

Another clip from my most recent podcast with Bari Weiss.

The podcast is now available on Apple, Spotify, Google, and YouTube.

Watch or listen here: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson

"Everything was driving toward the political view of the professor that was teaching the course, whereas, I’m thinking about an intellectual history class I took, I didn’t really know what my professor thought."

Bari Weiss shares her idea of what separates propaganda and education.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFTA9MJZ4KY&t=108s

A new animation video made by Afterskool, "Best Lessons Learned from Jordan B. Peterson", has just been posted to my YouTube channel.

You can watch it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJrEaLYacwc

I asked Bari, "What is it supposed to be about at its best as far as you’re concerned? What did it do for you?" (Columbia University).

"Teaching me how to think, think critically, read a text, and at the deepest moments, have it transform me rather than what I encountered, for example, in the Middle East Studies Department, which was more like hearing a preacher. It was more just propaganda."

Listen here: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson

Doing things for other people is more rewarding than anything else you can do.

We don’t just play one game with other people. We play a repeating game. You want to be the person that everyone wants to play alongside. How do you become that person? Be productive, straightforward, and generous.

You can make the claim that being selfish works. Well, we are a community of selves stretched across time. Instead of being selfish and only seeking what is best for the present “you”, act in an enlightened manner that would benefit that entire community of “you” across time. The idea is to continually be picked by other people to keep playing the subset of games that life consists of.

If you are chosen last, then something is wrong.

My podcast with Michael Malice will be live in 1 hour and 20 minutes on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

We cover topics such as 4chan, humour, trolling, legacy media and more

“You’ve made mistakes, I’ve made mistakes, Everyone makes mistakes all the time. What steps have you taken once the mistake is made to make amends and also put yourself in the position where you won’t make the same mistake again.”

Michael Malice is a New York City-based author, podcaster, columnist, and media personality. He is a champion and proponent of free speech, anarchy, and many other non-mainstream ideals. He has spent a great deal of time examining the online culture of what he refers to as the “new right” in America and a self proclaimed authority on 4chan culture and influence in recent years.

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/L9HqHzA3atQ
Listen Here: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson

Link is now live: https://youtu.be/L9HqHzA3atQ

"4chan is emblematic of a broader section of the internet, which was driven by irreverency, was driven by this idea of that which is presented to us with earnestness should not be taken at face value, that this earnestness is often used as a cudgel and as a mechanism of effecting a social control."

Listen to the full conversation with Michael Malice here:

Watch: https://youtu.be/L9HqHzA3atQ
Listen: https://direct.me/jordanpeterson