Philosophers

The work ethic began as a religious principle before evolving into an economic theory. But by the 18th and 19th centuries, it had taken on a new role: a justification for social inequality. Thinkers like Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill saw work as a path to dignity and opportunity, while economists like Thomas Malthus

Megyn Kelly is joined by Jordan Peterson, co-founder of Peterson Academy and author of "We Who Wrestle with God," to discuss the insane leftist policies that drove men and boys away from the Democratic party, how they’re still missing the point even after Trump’s landslide win, how it is "too little too late" for schoo

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with John Vervaeke and Jordan Hall. They discuss the vertical dimension, proper orientation within the hierarchy of values, the normative versus the ethical, and what makes something more “real” in a pragmatic and philosophical sense.   John Vervaeke is an associate professor of psychol

What if everything you’ve ever wanted in life and business was just one mindset shift away? What if I told you the only thing standing between you and success is your subconscious limitations? Friend, today’s episode is a masterclass in rewiring your brain for freedom, success, and abundance. And I couldn’t think of a

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Jordan Peterson about the challenges of delivering the keynote speech at the ARC Conference in a limited time frame and his plan to incorporate biblical figures like Noah, Moses, and Abraham; the shift from dread to hope following Trump’s presidency and the broader cultural cha

Robert Breedlove is an ex-financier turned author and host of the 'What is Money?' podcast. Robert joins Zuby to discuss the fundamentals of bitcoin, the modern monetary system, and consequences of inflation. He also shares insights on the perverse incentives of short-term governance, bitcoin projections for the 21st c