The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Jordan Peterson explores the nature of faith, defining it not as belief in facts but as the willingness to heed one’s conscience and act responsibly.

Jordan Peterson presents the ninth lecture from his tour archives, exploring the conundrum of monotheism and the cultural unifying power of biblical narratives.

Jordan Peterson discusses the psychological impact of attention, linking self-consciousness to anxiety and contrasting short-term mating strategies with long-term commitment.

Jordan Peterson concludes his lecture tour by analyzing the biblical concept of sacrifice through the stories of Cain and Abel, Abraham, and Christ.

Jordan Peterson analyzes the biblical story of Moses, interpreting it as an archetypal narrative about escaping tyranny and embracing responsibility.

Jordan Peterson explores how to become a good person by analyzing Carl Jung’s view of alchemy as a collective dream that birthed science and ethics.