Joe Rogan has Jordan Peterson on again… Today’s show – and BAM in so many ways

Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist, co-founder of the educational platform Peterson Academy, host of “The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast,” and the author of several bestselling books. His most recent title is “We Who Wrestle with God: Perceptions of the Divine.”

Get Thomas Sowell on before it’s too late. Please.
A Jordan Peterson episode every couple years is a great reminder of how quickly times are changing
4 years ago I was arrested for yet another DUI, I had literally 0 hope for life and as much as i hate to admit it was ready to give up. Jordans addiction journey helped me. Year 1 I detoxed alcohol and Adderall, it suck and was absolutely miserable, I was also navigating court . Year 2 I got off Anxiety, bipolar, depression and 2 different ADHD meds, while navigating probation. Year 3 rebuild with family. Year 4 get physically after it and ive never been happier. The only med im on at the moment is 100mg testosterone a week, and that cause im a one nut wonder. Work and family has never been better, I can truely say I love life again – Stack Small
I get the criticism of certain aspects of Jordan Peterson/Daily Wire. But all I can really say was at a low point in my life, I listened to Peterson describing aspects of accountability/being a man in modernity — which caused me deep reflection/looking around how I conduct myself and my life, and making serious changes. I now have 4 kids. A beautiful wife. A beautiful house. Took my kids to Easter church. I was filled with such joy it’s hard to describe. Just two days ago. Such gratitude and joy. That it’s almost hard to remember ~10 years ago being that person.
Jordan has helped so many including myself. “Be the strongest person at your father’s funeral.” It’s sad I had to apply this lesson 2 years ago but I cant tell you how much that simple message helped me get through that dark time. God Bless Jordan Peterson! I’d love to buy him a coffee and say thank you. – Jay Truth
Nice to hear you say that Joe about your parents. My mom and dad really loved each other too and I benefitted so much from that all thru life. It gave me a stability I didn’t sense in friends who didn’t ever have that. I always felt so bad for friends with broken homes. – Patricia
I was in a pretty dark place in 2016. I was feeling sorry myself and was pretty aimless. Peterson helped me more than I could ever say in words. I am not the man I want to be, but I’m a lot closer than the aimless loser I was. Thank you, Dr. Peterson. I’m a better husband, father, friend, co-worker,… human being because of the things I learned from you. Anyone trying to tear this man down or villify him is parasite, snake, fool, or just plain bad human being. Get your stuff together. Clean your room. Open your mind. Use it for something besides tearing down humanity. – The New Revolution
Jordan Peterson has changed my life in so many ways. He reminded me how important it is to always be truthful with myself and to other people. I’ve watched hours of him and I adore every thing about him. Thank you, Jordan Peterson!
This is one of the conversations that really showcases the conversational skill of both men. Jordan really wants Joe to give him something to placate his relationship with the daily wire, but Joe doesn’t give it. Both men know how to have this aspect of the conversation behind cloaked words to maintain the relationship and not have a viral bustup. Then they continue to have a wonderful, profound conversation with no malice or heightened emotion.
As a 2nd year medical student specializing in psychiatry I’ve followed Peterson for a long time and I can truly say he’s the only psychologist that understands what the hardship of pain and suffering really is. His emotions when he talks about pain and suffering isn’t a facade. He cries for a reason because he’s experienced the lowest of lows and he can empathize with the people he works and talks with because he’s lived it. Not many therapists can relate to this. I’m 34 with a past of drug use and being heavily bullied as a kid which hindered my life growth but watching him in the past gave me a purpose of pushing forward despite what has happened to me. He is truly a godsend for many people. I’ve always wanted to be a doctor but my 20s was a mess until I started working on myself. In order to help others you must help yourself first.