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"Keep Talking" exists to have conversations that might help to make a better society and a better culture.
Episode 119: Stephen Kinzer - The Secret Truths of MK-Ultra
Stephen Kinzer is a historian, a Senior Fellow in International and Public Affairs at Brown University, and the author of various books including, "Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control."
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(01:00) What was MK-Ultra? Who was Sidney Gottlieb?
(08:55) The U.S.'s collaboration with Nazi and Japanese torturers
(14:43) The historical context that justified MK-Ultra
(24:25) Examples of torture from the MK-Ultra ...
Book a meeting with Dan: calendly.com/daniel-e-riley/30min
Links to:
Substack: keeptalking.substack.com/
Spotify: spoti.fi/3CyKaEy
Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3MEIzSl
Follow the show on social media and all episodes: linktr.ee/keeptalkingpodcast
Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(01:00) What was MK-Ultra? Who was Sidney Gottlieb?
(08:55) The U.S.'s collaboration with Nazi and Japanese torturers
(14:43) The historical context that justified MK-Ultra
(24:25) Examples of torture from the MK-Ultra ...
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Episode 118: Helen Fisher - Understanding Why We Love
Просмотров 74День назад
Helen Fisher was an anthropologist, a professor, an author, and was one of the world's experts on the science of love. This is the final summer rebroadcast of 2024, episode 47 of "Keep Talking," the most-downloaded audio episode from this show. Helen sadly died on Saturday, August 17, 2024. She was charming, brilliant, and a gem of a human being, and I wanted to honor her by reposting her episo...
Episode 117: Richard Reeves - Understanding the Suffering of Modern Men
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@richardreeves7135 is a writer, a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of "Of Boys and Men." This is a rebroadcast of episode 67 of "Keep Talking," one of the most important conversations from this show. Richard presents data detailing how boys and men are falling behind in education and employment, that men represent three out every four "deaths of despair," and the confus...
Episode 116: Kevin Kelly - Ideas To Live A Wise Life
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@KevinKelly is a photographer, a futurist, an editor, and the author of multiple books, including "Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known Earlier," the subject of our conversation. This is a rebroadcast of episode 75 of "Keep Talking," one of my favorite episodes. On his 68th birthday, Kevin wrote "68 Bits of Unsolicited Advice" for his children - an essay that went viral. He wrot...
Episode 115: Traver Boehm - How To Become A Better Man
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@TraverBoehm is an entrepreneur, a speaker, the author of "Today I Rise" and "Man UNcivilized," and the founder of the UNcivilized Movement, "dedicated to ending the unnecessary suffering in men to end the suffering caused by men." Book a meeting with Dan: calendly.com/daniel-e-riley/30min Links to: Substack: keeptalking.substack.com/ Leave a rating on Spotify: spoti.fi/3CyKaEy Leave a rating o...
Episode 114: Orna Donath - Regretting Motherhood, Part 2
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Orna Donath is a professor at Tel Aviv University and is the author of the landmark book "Regretting Motherhood." During our conversation, Orna talks about the lessons from her research, her own "silent knowing" that she didn't want to be a mom, the importance of knowing oneself, and her new research of elderly, childless women in Israel. Orna also talks about the role of fear in pressuring wom...
Episode 113: Roy Baumeister - Taboo Truths About Men and Women
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Roy Baumeister is a professor and a prolific author of many books, including "Willpower" and "Is There Anything Good About Men?" During our conversation, Roy talks about men as nature's "play things," his thinking on how homosexuality persevered through evolution, the truth about men in society, lessons from the book "Self-Made Man" by Norah Vincent, the importance of male cooperation in creati...
Episode 112: Ian Marcus Corbin - Our Loneliness Epidemic
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Ian Marcus Corbin is an essayist and a philosopher at Harvard Medical School who works on loneliness in society. During our conversation, Ian defines loneliness, discusses Robert Putnam's book "Bowling Alone," the importance of close social relationships, the decline in civic participation in America, the risk of isolation to human beings and society, and the recent assassination attempt of Don...
Physical Attraction Doesn't Guarantee Relationship Compatibility | Robert Glover
Просмотров 75Месяц назад
@RobertGlover is a therapist, a speaker, and the author of multiple books, including his best-seller, "No More Mr. Nice Guy." During our conversation, Robert talks about choosing a woman who chooses you, the importance of male tribe for men, being open-hearted, and his newest venture: integration nation.
How to Attract Women | Robert Glover
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@RobertGlover is a therapist, a speaker, and the author of multiple books, including his best-seller, "No More Mr. Nice Guy." During our conversation, Robert talks about choosing a woman who chooses you, the importance of male tribe for men, being open-hearted, and his newest venture: integration nation.
Episode 111: Joe Henrich - Understanding Human Nature
Просмотров 398Месяц назад
Joe Henrich is a professor and the author of multiple best-selling books, including "The Secret of Our Success" and "The WEIRDest People in the World." During our conversation, Joe talks about the interplay of genes and culture in human evolution, the importance of our "collective brains," what we misunderstand about human nature, what he's learned from visiting other indigenous cultures, how c...
Episode 110: David Blankenhorn - Saving America Through Conversation
Просмотров 2242 месяца назад
David Blankenhorn is an author, an activist, a community organizer, and the co-founder and President of @BraverAngels. During our conversation, David talks about polarization in the United States, the workshops that Braver Angels puts together to bring together politically opposed Americans for conversation and common ground, the threat of division to the future of the country, the receding of ...
Episode 109: Robert Glover - Dating Advice for Men
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@RobertGlover is a therapist, a speaker, and the author of multiple books, including his best-seller, "No More Mr. Nice Guy." During our conversation, Robert talks about choosing a woman who chooses you, the importance of male tribe for men, being open-hearted, and his newest venture: integration nation. Book a meeting with Dan: calendly.com/daniel-e-riley/30min Links to: Substack: keeptalking....
Episode 108: Shawn T. Smith - How Can Men Improve Their Mental Health?
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Episode 108: Shawn T. Smith - How Can Men Improve Their Mental Health?
How a healthy society might approach psychedelics | James Fadiman
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How a healthy society might approach psychedelics | James Fadiman
Can Microdosing help autistic people? | James Fadiman
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Can Microdosing help autistic people? | James Fadiman
How to find your microdosing "sweet spot" | James Fadiman
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How to find your microdosing "sweet spot" | James Fadiman
Evidence That Microdosing Helps With Depression | James Fadiman
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Evidence That Microdosing Helps With Depression | James Fadiman
Episode 107: James Fadiman - How Microdosing Can Change Your Life
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Episode 107: James Fadiman - How Microdosing Can Change Your Life
Episode 106: William Davis - Getting Healthy in Modern Times
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Episode 106: William Davis - Getting Healthy in Modern Times
Episode 105: Bill Wasik - The History of the Animal Rights Movement
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Episode 105: Bill Wasik - The History of the Animal Rights Movement
How Putin Became the Most Powerful Man in Russia | Konstantin Kisin
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How Putin Became the Most Powerful Man in Russia | Konstantin Kisin
How Putin has changed Russia | Konstantin Kisin
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How Putin has changed Russia | Konstantin Kisin
The Shocking Collapse of Post-Soviet Russia | Konstantin Kisin
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The Shocking Collapse of Post-Soviet Russia | Konstantin Kisin
The Danger of Identity Politics | Konstantin Kisin
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The Danger of Identity Politics | Konstantin Kisin
Becoming An Accidental Entrepreneur | Derek Sivers
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Becoming An Accidental Entrepreneur | Derek Sivers
Small Actions Can Change Your Life | Derek Sivers
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Small Actions Can Change Your Life | Derek Sivers
How To Decide Your Life's Direction | Derek Sivers
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How To Decide Your Life's Direction | Derek Sivers
Having "Enough" as an Artist | Derek Sivers
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Having "Enough" as an Artist | Derek Sivers
Living Well With Little Money | Derek Sivers
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Living Well With Little Money | Derek Sivers
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“The ultimate enemies we have to fight are within ourselves. Each of us carries two great challenges to the conduct of our life: the first is fear who says ‘it’s too much for you, it’s too big, you can’t handle it’, the second is lethargy, the desire to go back to sleep, turn on the TV, have some chocolate’ and every day our soul is up for grabs. And it has to contend with those forces, fear and lethargy.” “Shut up, suit up and show up” James Hollis Thank you for the interview and the great questions!
“We all need to find what supports us, when nothing supports us” Jung
the main topic for this interview is spot on. your life is much easier if you choose women who want you. but to get to that level, you need to do the work on yourself first - especially money and fitness/appearance. i so much agree with his dislike of red pill for women hating and putting down other guys.
Thanks, Max.
From Jung: “the spirit of evil is the negation of life force by fear, only boldness can deliver us from fear and if the risk is not taken the meaning of life is violated” (28:00) “If I have to show up in life (not show off) how do I go about doing that? What is asked of me? That’s when you move out of a gray area to an engagement with your life” (27:30) Thank you 🙏
Love it. Thank you!
Cool podcast man
I think you are confusing red pill with black pill. Hypergamy isn't weponizing, its an unintentional response. If that weponizing happens that sounds like black pill, i do love most of your message though
So many programs out there that promise you'll quit drinking from one day to the next and feel great for the rest of your life. Listen, Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever takes a lighter, safer approach which you decide to go with at your own pace. Best shortcut I go’ogled that only took days to rewire my brain to continually experience mental peace.
Great interview Dan.!
Thank you!
Look at some men of 90s who play in some rock band on podium they are crazy, wild passionate wither guitars in interviews or in real life, they are such calm, happy, quiet sheep... having nice happy friendship ith the boy-band colleagues, and nice marriage. because the steem got out of him on the stage, the creative proces was experienced. if people supperss the creative "animal" or creative energy inside, they become bored unhappy, anxious depressed and bad husbands. And society wants to tell peopel that it is wrong if you have "creative" crazy energy, that you live double life. but its actually the oposite. What about Sting. he has nice marriage too.
Actually I realised men are "rebels" from nature.... Look at the boys who play a guitar and sing, they play like crazy, but it creates such bond with the boys in the group. the yplay with passion, spontaneity. It creates interesting creative energy. We sometimes forget how attractiv eit is. Its not like they are bad people, they have morals .... but they just get out the wild animal, through music and creativity, then they calm down It is interesting "progress"..... you can not become happy healthy person, with great morals without being a wild animal for once in life, its like getting out of the shell, with music or sport. Other wise the man becomes very depressed and anxious, because they supress their wild animal inside...which may prevenmt him from happiness the woman is empowerished of his talents and charisma. We forget that the wild energy is so attractive because its unusual, the sports, achievments. its like modern society tries to teach men or maybe even women relatives that you you can not be good citisen with this natural realisation... that calm life is first achieved through creative process. and sometimes the creative process is achieved with ideas as palying in band, or doing sprint marathon otr some sport.
I love your thought process. There is yin and Yang… both are needed in each partner so there can be balance. It’s like…if a senior citizen cannot or won’t take their dog for a walk and just lets it out in the same yard to go poo… there is nothing new for the dog to smell to keep it’s dopamine fired and wired… then the dog gets depressed… the dog needs the scent of other dogs, cats, squirrels, flora and fauna to keep its brain chemistry balanced.
What a blessing to find this video today- thank you ❤ Like Orna mentioned, I am the subgroup of women that agonizes over the decision every day. I love how Orna honors every part of the human experience (regret, uncertainty, certainty). Great job moderating this interview- thank you for recording and sharing 🙏🏽
Thank you - and I'm happy to hear you got something out of the interview. Orna is a gem.
Ideas should be the thing that we debate.
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For the love of god, its pronounced YANGEY not YOUNG
RIP Helen! Such an amazing woman!
Isn’t this a reupload?
Thanks for the comment. Yes - I'm re-uploading some of my favorite, now-kinda-buried, previous episodes from the show. I'll likely do one more next Friday - trying to use August as a big of a break / catch-up - with new episodes coming in September...
@@keeptalkingpod Oh right, that makes sense. Just waiting two weeks for a new episode then I guess. By the way man, I’ve always wondered, you ever thought of bringing Louise Perry on the show?
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What about Asian kids who are poor? They have a much lower incidence of crime.
Thank you, I’m beginning to understand. For me it’s seems like a slow process but it feels solid
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There is a group behind this. It is just one of many issues being used to have us take our eyes off what the big picture is. There is lots of money being used to promote these issues. So the question to unfold is what is the real intention of the group(s) behind this. We are just be distracted by this issue.
Thank you!
Thank you for this - Live the Journey that's a great takeaway.
Just talk quote please
I am sorry for you.❤
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It’s not that complicated. Young men are told on a daily basis from university professors, Hollywood, the media and politicians in D.C. that they are a cross between Charles Manson and Harvey Weinstein. Andrew Tate comes along and tells young men that it’s okay to be competitive, stoic and brave. If you want Tate gone then can the fruity terms like “toxic masculinity” and “misogyny”. It’s really not that hard to figure out.
I'm so impressed with this women's insight and intelligence.
Deep regrets here. I hate this. I’d never recommend motherhood to anyone. One more year to go till they’re all legal adults and out of the home.
I think the 'why now' question is more about questioning whether it's true at all. If it would mean that you should forget it happenning would mean, that they acknowledge that it did happen, but in most cases they don't, cause that would mean that they have to face their own enabling behaviour.
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self self self self self self. indeed... motherhood is not for the self self self me me mine mine its a terrible time to be an infant....
How do you get to join this zoom meetup
Where do you get these type bacteria
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In the Buddhist narrative the Buddha is tempted by the demon Mara (a celestial demon of death and rebirth and desire), in the Christian narrative Jesus is tempted by Satan. Satan translates literally as „the adversary“. When I see Deist/Atheist debates, they tend to be an overly concrete literalist understanding of narrative and the atheist tends to be way dismissive the narrative all together. And yet here is a very basic understanding of what it means to face „the adversary“. I like that he calls it „a gremlin at the foot of the bed.“
"Power determines whos right" -Johnathan Irons
Great interview! Thank you
Thank you so much for the comment!
Hey, I love the content man, it’s becoming one of my new favourite podcasts. Would you consider bringing on Cory Clark on the podcast? She studies the feminisation of society and how the effects of women in positions of power at academics can have some bad tradeoffs, like you mentioned with Roy halfway through the podcast. She also has an interesting and controversial opinion that the rise of women with the decline of women will lead to more and more women just ditching dating men and dating other women instead since women are outperforming men and women will become higher value mates. I would love for you to discuss this with her. Keep up the good content.
Thank you very much - really appreciate you saying that and leaving a comment. I'd definitely be interested in having Cory on - thanks for putting her on my radar. Are there any interviews that you've watched of her that you'd recommend?
@@keeptalkingpod She went on Modern Wisdom with Chris Williamson. It was a great and very funny listen at times. She also went on Louise Perry’s podcast, Maiden Mother Matriarch. She’s really good, what’s your opinion on her take about women dating other women in the future? You should really discuss that with her.
@@ARR409 Chris is one of the best. I just pulled up their convo just now and am re-listening to it - good stuff. Haha haven't gotten to the part about women dating other women - will listen for it. Out of curiosity: how did you find out about this pod? (I saw the "favourite" spelling above - guessing you might be Canadian?)
@@keeptalkingpod Close but a little far off. I’m British by the way, I was just looking up some videos pertaining to men and anthropology, (specifically looking for podcasts with Roy and Joyce Benenson) and clicked on the most recent ones in the RUclips tab setting for video search. I clicked ‘Last Month’ and your podcast appeared and the first episode with Roy Bauermeister was the first one I watched and now I’m hooked. Loved the ones you did with Richard Reeves, Joyce, Tanya Reynolds, Rob Henderson, Joseph Heinrich and obviously Roy. You have great questioning skills, keep it up. How often you upload?
@@ARR409 Oh wow - thank you very much, means a lot, and I definitely plan to keep it up (those are some of my favorite guests, too - a bunch of all-stars right there haha)... I upload a new episode every Friday. I've considered trying to do two episodes / week, or three every two weeks, but one / week still feels right. It's sustainable, fun, and allows me to do sufficient prep work before the conversation...
Once a comedian always a comedian.
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OMG this man makes so much sense! Literally, where has he been all my life! ❤
He's a treasure - thanks for your note.
MSM is the newest form of MK Ultra
He may not be a psychonaut but he is in his 80's and totally cognizant. He is doing something right!
Agree, not bad for 85. I aim to be like James.
Wow if I wasn't 6'3 250 pounds I could cry. I'm so grateful for conversation like this. Really added value to my day. I wish the world would stop and listen all at one time.
Thanks very much, Lee. Really appreciate you writing that.
Ive Ivd hsrd drugs that shit sounds like torture. Why couldn't they just ask a drug addict im sure they would tell you all it does is make you sick or OD.
He is brilliant
So what is the recreational dose I take 10 to 20% of?
Typically 3 or 5 grams. I usually base mine off 5g. So I usually take 500 mg to 1 gram. There are allot of variables ,such as, potency of shrooms , if you take them on an empty stomach etc... you simply need to test what's best for you. Hope this helps 👍
For me 100 to 200 mg. It’s about the right amount. More than that is too much
@MOAON_AABE thank you ❤️
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Thank you Dan to having this episode. Never listened to you before. You voice is easy to listen to.. Awesome topic. I will look forward to reading her book for more insight!
Thank you so much! Glad you got something out of it. And: Orna has just agreed to come back on the show - so watch this space...