Russell Brand & Jordan Peterson - Kindness VS Power | Under The Skin #46

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  • Опубликовано: 14 фев 2018
  • Recently making the headlines after a combative interview about the gender pay gap with Channel 4’s Cathy Newman, my guest today is Jordan Peterson, who discusses with me some of his 12 Rules for Life.
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Комментарии • 10 тыс.

  • @EG-bz1ig
    @EG-bz1ig 5 лет назад +4694

    How refreshing to watch an interview where two people let each other finish their sentences.

    • @chadhicks9272
      @chadhicks9272 5 лет назад +34

      Peterson tryed his best not to let brand do so.

    • @cdl2920
      @cdl2920 5 лет назад +17

      Russell Brand is amazing, of curse Peter Jordan is the master

    • @spoochymcgoo1616
      @spoochymcgoo1616 5 лет назад +13

      Theo Von's interview is good also. Comedians both.

    • @ravenhawk3603
      @ravenhawk3603 4 года назад +113

      Both of them had there moments of interrupting each other. Neither are perfect, but it was a far more respectful discussion than most when JP is interviewed.

    • @ABC-rh7zc
      @ABC-rh7zc 4 года назад +57

      Really? Brand was interrupting constantly

  • @benvids
    @benvids 4 года назад +1119

    “Go on, unpack that a bit.”
    Wonderful

    • @yj9032
      @yj9032 3 года назад +7

      Mah man!!!

    • @isabeau82
      @isabeau82 3 года назад +10

      that was delicious hhaha

    • @psuedoFRE4K
      @psuedoFRE4K 3 года назад +5

      omg this snippet made me check out the comment section haha

    • @sinjimsmythe9577
      @sinjimsmythe9577 3 года назад +13

      There’s an interviewer called Peter something who is on RUclips on the Hoover Institute who quotes his guests books to them, then say ‘please unpack that a bit’
      I suspect you would like those videos too
      So, there you go!

    • @j_gate
      @j_gate 3 года назад +4

      hahahah that's was great, went looking to see if someone else also picked that up hahaha

  • @laurenmellen3955
    @laurenmellen3955 3 года назад +969

    This was a breath of fresh air. This is humanity and what we are lacking and craving. A civil conversation centered around understanding.

    • @laurenmellen3955
      @laurenmellen3955 3 года назад +61

      @@johnboyjordan1915 I literally choked on my water laughing at your comment! In my hours of watching a reading Jordan Peterson ( who I’m assuming you are targeting your misguided criticisms at), he has never said anything to “legitimize neo-Nazi ideologies”. You are obviously extremely biased in your views, have little to no ability to be open-minded, and appear to be quite pompous. Good luck in life!

    • @bobbyseelye92
      @bobbyseelye92 3 года назад +18

      @@johnboyjordan1915 you’re too far left. That is all.

    • @laurenmellen3955
      @laurenmellen3955 3 года назад +34

      @@johnboyjordan1915 Maybe we can have a civil conversation *wink*wink* if maybe you have some evidence from a reliable source. I’m not saying that I LOVE Jordan Peterson nor do I hate the guy. My point was, this is how two mature adults with differing opinions have a conversation. With open minds, open hearts, and without automatically hating the other person.

    • @laurenmellen3955
      @laurenmellen3955 3 года назад +24

      @@johnboyjordan1915 This was just a long list of unbacked ideologies and personal beliefs. I’m asking for a primary source that gives any evidence to what your saying. Otherwise, I’m just talking to a brainwashed wall here. Oh and yes, I do agree with you that he doesn’t like the extreme left or Marxism . That is quite evident. But I’m not going to hate someone purely because they don’t love extreme sides of the political spectrum or is a capitalist (seems a bit harsh to me lol). But again, I’m asking for ANY examples that I can go find that shows he is a neo-Nazi promoter or radicalist who is inciting riots...

    • @laurenmellen3955
      @laurenmellen3955 3 года назад +26

      @@johnboyjordan1915 Wow! You are a trip! I have done quite thorough research; which is why I’m calling you on your self righteous bullshit. This conversation was doomed from the start ( I should have known). I think it’s best for both parties for us to save our breath from here on out. You can respond, but I will not.

  • @knaz7468
    @knaz7468 3 года назад +158

    I know I'm super late to the party here, but this is probably the best conversation I've seen on RUclips. I wish the whole country could talk to each other like this.

    • @93alepb
      @93alepb 2 года назад +2

      Same!!

    • @davemariage1491
      @davemariage1491 4 месяца назад

      This is a classic and soon to be scripture, it is February 2024

  • @iiscritical7795
    @iiscritical7795 4 года назад +2334

    I love how Russel genuinely wants to learn from the people he invites on his Podcasts. You can tell his motive isn't entertainment as much as it is satisfying his curiosity.

    • @TheMattTrakker
      @TheMattTrakker 4 года назад +32

      Yeah, he does so in a way that's respectful , too. He seems to have actually put the time into understanding his guests

    • @moonaa4495
      @moonaa4495 4 года назад +15

      Very organic and refreshing

    • @punchgod
      @punchgod 4 года назад +5

      Unfortunately he doesn’t treat Sam Harris with that same respect

    • @rmcguire7033
      @rmcguire7033 4 года назад +4

      I was fine, even impressed, with Russel up to about the one-hour mark, and then he stopped being respectful, began interrupting, and descended to his normal left Wing position
      The man is a disgrace to the UK, and I have never forgiven him, nor will I ever, for his so called 'pranking' phone call

    • @hennerzg
      @hennerzg 3 года назад +14

      Forgive and forget, holding grudges is bad for your health.

  • @JDUNS11111
    @JDUNS11111 5 лет назад +708

    I had no idea Russel Brand was so intelligent, deep, wise, well spoken, and articulate. What an outstanding interview.

    • @JG-ib7xk
      @JG-ib7xk 4 года назад +13

      @Ela Lamblin why would any sort of physical disability affect a person's intelligence? You sound like an extremely basic person with a below average intelligence who somehow believes themselves to be a wise philosophical sage. You just sound like a 54 year old housewife writing pop-philosphy on Facebook.

    • @FatherClubs
      @FatherClubs 4 года назад +20

      J G that’s not his point. He’s saying anyone can be intelligent

    • @karloliver3937
      @karloliver3937 4 года назад +4

      @Ela Lamblin There is also a man called Karl Pilkington

    • @starwarsmememan7587
      @starwarsmememan7587 4 года назад

      J G So you’re saying a man that’s blind, deaf and can’t speak can gather as much knowledge as a normal person? You must be joking. You’d be surprised how much hearing, speaking and sight affect your life

    • @benjamindover8221
      @benjamindover8221 4 года назад +1

      Star Wars Meme Man no, he said that physical disabilities won’t make you smarter.

  • @leearmstrong4423
    @leearmstrong4423 3 года назад +534

    20 minutes into the video and I had the thought, "Imagine if our legislative debates were like this." I vote for Russell Brand and Jordan Peterson for senate!

    • @lastwhtknight3002
      @lastwhtknight3002 3 года назад +10

      Politicians are whores. Why dont u understand this. Running for office is degrading.

    • @ceciliaxx
      @ceciliaxx 3 года назад +26

      @@lastwhtknight3002 I believe the point being made is that we wish our politicians were not "whores" but civilised, thoughtful people like Brand and Dr. Peterson, and if such civilised individuals were to run for senate, many would vote for them.

    • @High_101
      @High_101 3 года назад +3

      The Elections aren't being held in heaven!

    • @72Yonatan
      @72Yonatan 3 года назад +3

      Neither of these fellows wants the pressure of being a politician. That's my impression, thus far.

    • @captainswan3079
      @captainswan3079 3 года назад +5

      @@lastwhtknight3002 True change can only happen from within. Same thing with changing the toxic political spectrum.

  • @mauhawkiam
    @mauhawkiam 3 года назад +72

    Nothing more refreshing than having the ability to tap into a dialouge between two profound and open-minded individuals. 🙏🏼

    • @zeej80
      @zeej80 3 года назад +5

      Yes, it’s such a refreshing pause in the chaos & resentment of the world today. Profoundly exquisite. 🙌🏽

    • @Hili24pur
      @Hili24pur 3 года назад +2

      Jordan Peterson open minded??? On what planet

    • @Kragh50
      @Kragh50 Год назад +1

      @@Hili24pur Earth

    • @adamtinkam4506
      @adamtinkam4506 Год назад

      @@Kragh50 ^

  • @pjameson7695
    @pjameson7695 6 лет назад +329

    This is what a conversation between apposing view points should sound like. No grandstanding, no screaming, no insults, no shaming. This is how you remove the hate/fear from the world! No really, it's that big of a deal!

    • @TheCarrifaery
      @TheCarrifaery 6 лет назад +3

      Hear here!!

    • @jamesyoung1356
      @jamesyoung1356 6 лет назад +1

      Yes. Save that type of behaviour for "The View"!

    • @langa77777
      @langa77777 6 лет назад +12

      P Jameson I disagree that they have opposing view points. I hear different articulation and understanding of the same fundamental view point.

    • @RSanchez111
      @RSanchez111 6 лет назад +1

      Jordan Peterson got that from Carl Rogers, the proper way to have an argument/conversation.

    • @jaelsonnen5750
      @jaelsonnen5750 6 лет назад

      Am I to infer that you think Peterson is pro-Trump?

  • @WhatTH3fuckkkkkkkk
    @WhatTH3fuckkkkkkkk 5 лет назад +1456

    I was glued to the screen the whole 90mins which is weird for me with podcast...I still don't think Russell get s the credit he deserves for turning his life around and becoming this open lovely guy

    • @MahirParekh
      @MahirParekh 4 года назад +30

      Couldn't agree more. Russell's a rare breed of agenda free genuine people.

    • @renehenriksen1735
      @renehenriksen1735 4 года назад +1

      Somehow we all haven´t got acces to our full potential.

    • @plastifiedmetal5682
      @plastifiedmetal5682 4 года назад +2

      Was he an asshole before or what?

    • @allanreele8352
      @allanreele8352 4 года назад +33

      @@plastifiedmetal5682 he was a volatile self destructive drunk/druggie, but he completely cleaned up his act and has grown so much, I really applaud his rejuvenation of his Self, and his actions since his change are very commendable and inspiring. I hope he only continues to grow.

    • @joelfernandez536
      @joelfernandez536 4 года назад +11

      It's pretty clear he was always a thoughtful, smart guy. It's like, he had his fun, fuckin did it all and now he's free to be himself. Easy when you have had all the fun already and you're rich, I guess.

  • @CptHolt
    @CptHolt 3 года назад +196

    Wow, I really really like Russell brand now. A lot of his viewpoints are so well thought through, even if I don't agree with him, I agree with his way of thinking.

    • @leomdk939
      @leomdk939 3 года назад +25

      Severely underrated comment right here. THIS is what we need to focus on. Way of thinking. We'll never agree on all the things (nor should we, as unity is a fast track to tyranny), but a more intelligent, FAIR, respectful _way of thinking_ is something we need to focus on. We have a loooooooong way to go in that respect, but it's critical.

    • @jasonMT3011
      @jasonMT3011 3 года назад +1

      Maybe you have the same type of thinking. Maybe the environment shaped the both of you different. Such as different viewpoints, other people in your surrounding, maybe believe or non believe.

    • @MiguelPerescorpio1982
      @MiguelPerescorpio1982 2 года назад +4

      "Tyranny is the deliberate removel of nuance!! " 🤓💥🙌🏻

  • @elbertongko4828
    @elbertongko4828 3 года назад +135

    This is some high high level stuff man. Finally someone matches Dr Peterson's intelligence and humility. Learned a lot, thank you

    • @jogo5732
      @jogo5732 2 года назад +4

      Humility? Now, that’s a word I wouldn’t ever think to put in the same sentence with Jordan Peterson. Interesting.

    • @paulneils3405
      @paulneils3405 Год назад

      Did you mean humanitarian not humilitarian?

    • @paulneils3405
      @paulneils3405 Год назад

      I like your comment I think that both Jordan Peterson and Russell Brand have great vocabulary which describes their issues perfectly it is so amazing to listen to the two Converse and you nailed it with your comment about intelligent and humility along with along with a humanitarian spirit

    • @elbertongko4828
      @elbertongko4828 Год назад +5

      @@jogo5732 no offense though, why do you think he's not humble? As he comes across very humble to me. Because he always thinks how to word his words correctly

    • @EnglishEvolution
      @EnglishEvolution Год назад

      have you seen lex fridman interview him?? Epic conversation

  • @Sagittariuz912
    @Sagittariuz912 6 лет назад +307

    Thank you for breaking the echo chambers. I really enjoyed this conversation.

  • @chasemartinez2247
    @chasemartinez2247 3 года назад +449

    "is was a good conversation. did you enjoy it?" a mindset of someone that actually wants to learn and figure shit out.

    • @alfiewoodley01
      @alfiewoodley01 3 года назад +33

      I believe there is nothing better in life than conversing like this, id rather have an interoectual discussion with someone who disagrees with me on topics than small talk with someone who has everything in common with me 😂

    • @carloskingston7343
      @carloskingston7343 3 года назад +8

      @@alfiewoodley01 Ditto to the Nth degree. Ongoing small talk is, well, it's like I quickly start hearing a clock ticking in my head, ticktock countdown to the end of my time on earth, time I'll never get back. Problem is finding people to have intellectual discussions with who you disagree with (and who preferably know more on some interesting subjects so as to learn from them), who can still master their temper and remain rational and cordial and importantly backup their views with some references when asked instead of getting upset.
      "Man's most valuable trait is a judicious sense of what not to believe." Euripides, Athens 480-406 BC

    • @joincoffee9383
      @joincoffee9383 3 года назад +2

      It should apply to both sides

    • @raykirkham5357
      @raykirkham5357 3 года назад +2

      Peterson is not someone that actually "wants to figure shit out" He has made his living dumping his shit on other people then saying, "Hey there! I just noticed that you are covered with shit. Peterson is a controversy generator who attempt to monitize his creations without fail.

    • @mr_reborn
      @mr_reborn 3 года назад +4

      ​@@raykirkham5357
      "I dont know, I'd have to think about that."
      "That's worth giving some serious thought."
      You're right, that's really spoken like a man who doesnt want to figure anything out(!)

  • @cullentaylor6445
    @cullentaylor6445 3 года назад +295

    It’s clear that russell is much more than the eccentric characters he often plays.

    • @craigcarlock5799
      @craigcarlock5799 3 года назад +8

      I was just thinking the same thing.

    • @dion6146
      @dion6146 3 года назад +21

      Completely agree. Having watched a number of his videos it's clear that he is both very intellectual and spiritual. He has layers like an onion.

    • @cullentaylor6445
      @cullentaylor6445 3 года назад +9

      @@dion6146 and you can watch him become more grounded and less political over time. Like he can simultaneously roast rush limbaugh and have Jordan Peterson on no problem

    • @shanshine_intentional
      @shanshine_intentional 3 года назад +5

      And far more sensitive, compassionate, intelligent.

    • @Checkmate1138
      @Checkmate1138 3 года назад

      I mean, what characters are you referring to? From any of his recent films?

  • @lobbyskids2
    @lobbyskids2 3 года назад +23

    I love how the conversation bounces all over the place and explores so many areas. It just goes to show that long format podcasts are better than traditional media sound bites.

  • @JHTVideos
    @JHTVideos 6 лет назад +300

    The difference with this interview is that Mr. Brand appears to have actually read and watched Peterson in preparation for this. Well done, Russell.

    • @JakeMcb
      @JakeMcb 6 лет назад +16

      Very true gained a lot of respect for russell in this one.

    • @margaretgalderisi4897
      @margaretgalderisi4897 6 лет назад +6

      Great interview. Russel was very formidable up against the brilliant Jordan Peterson.

    • @ericwinters1513
      @ericwinters1513 6 лет назад +2

      Yeah, I gotta give him some props.

  • @TheFeralcatz
    @TheFeralcatz 6 лет назад +456

    Kudos to you Russell Brand, I admit to having pre-concieved notions about you, but you genuinely seemed interested in what Jordan Peterson was saying. I think this is a good example of people being able to realize that they may have more in common than they initially think.

    • @TheChugg11
      @TheChugg11 6 лет назад +4

      Must admit, I thought he'd be antagonistic and SJWish at him.
      Fair play.

    • @bromordra
      @bromordra 6 лет назад +3

      Wish he'd have had the same attitude in the Sam Harris interview

    • @ConstantThrowing
      @ConstantThrowing 6 лет назад +3

      Hellhole, he created that character and nurtured it: it's not people's fault that they identified it and followed what he literally wanted to put across.

    • @astrogirl9987
      @astrogirl9987 6 лет назад +1

      hellhole I think we all make these snap judgements though, no one is immune to bias.

    • @t44e6
      @t44e6 6 лет назад +4

      hellhole , I have never seen Brand on a talk show, only him talking by himself at a camera saying some very irrational and dogmatic things. I think speaking to someone like Dr. Peterson has a way of calming people down and he expresses his views in a way that invites polite discourse. It may be that Russell is growing up but he is still a gigantic bell end

  • @Rice8003
    @Rice8003 2 года назад +43

    My first Russell Brand episode and I must say, By far this is the best Jordan Peterson Interview I’ve experienced. How often do you listen to an interview where both the host and the guest blow your mind at the same time?

    • @7ackass
      @7ackass 2 года назад

      Check the Russel Brand RUclips channel. Might blow your mind.

  • @TonysStabindadark
    @TonysStabindadark 2 года назад +4

    Anyone else get chills, hearing this conversation....? I wish I could talk this deeply with someone...

  • @audramega3910
    @audramega3910 3 года назад +679

    Two of my favorite intellectuals diving into the abyss. I’ve never seen Jordan so comfortable at an interview. His body language tells it all. Most of his encounters are a battle field. Like always, Russel was engaging, Curious and respectful.
    This is by far my favorite as we can see the ideas, theories and depth manifest before us.

    • @motorax11
      @motorax11 3 года назад +8

      I completely agree.

    • @latsword3513
      @latsword3513 3 года назад +25

      I purposely avoided listening to Peterson for a long time. Partly due to the media hype. Russell Brand though, I have a lot of time for. Loved his early comedy and have been fascinated by his intellectual "evolution"/"coming of age".
      Putting these two together makes a great deal of sense. It's a great dive into reasoned debate. Forget the sound bites, let's just talk and see what we learn

    • @latsword3513
      @latsword3513 3 года назад +9

      Brilliant! I'll have to return to this, much to unpack. Like any good course of study it will lead to me to further reading (listening). RUclips threw up a couple of interviews with Peterson based on my viewing but they were far too shallow to properly grasp his ideas. The algorithm isn't always wrong

    • @whythelongface64
      @whythelongface64 3 года назад +11

      Wait. JBP is an intellectual? I thought he was the guy who randomly made up deep sounding shit for white people.

    • @susancunningham7933
      @susancunningham7933 3 года назад +7

      Agree Jordan likes Russell. Relaxed, for a change.

  • @axiss5840
    @axiss5840 6 лет назад +308

    It's incredible that Brand was able to ACCURATELY recount Peterson's espoused views on the subject, and as a result the conversation remained civil and became incredibly insightful.

    • @jordancole9374
      @jordancole9374 6 лет назад +29

      Axis S 100% agree. So refreshing to hear Peterson say 'yes that's accurate' after hearing his views summarised and then to have the conversation actually move on from that point rather than just devolve into Peterson having to correct an ignorant interviewer with an agenda.

    • @odetteuys1111
      @odetteuys1111 5 лет назад +2

      He's come a long way.

    • @dddux
      @dddux 5 лет назад +16

      I can't understand why everybody is continually underestimating Brand. He's an intelligent bloke. A very outgoing, *comedic*, and famous one, that's his mistake in the eyes of the public. In there lies the problem. Think about it. We associate famous people, especially comedians, with clowns. Do we? Do you think a clown is intelligent? I don't think people do. I on the other hand don't question anyone's intelligence until I hear them speak more intimately about the subjects. You should never underestimate, or *overestimate* anyone's intelligence, ever, unless you talk to them privately. People tend to do that too often. I guess they read "Daily Mail" daily...

    • @janetwilliams5765
      @janetwilliams5765 5 лет назад +6

      dddux Brand is frequently denigrated by the media specially the BBC, yet the brainwashing from the media does not work. His humour is so disarming he breaks through people’s comfort zone in terms of their ideas. His intelligence is endlessly underestimated because he’s a comedian from Essex with long hair, and yet very few people can shut him down effectively in an exchange. He has more in common with JP in intellect and ability than it would first appear.

    • @paddymcg3805
      @paddymcg3805 5 лет назад +4

      It's not so incredible, when you are familiar with Russell.

  • @MB-ue2rf
    @MB-ue2rf Год назад +5

    Just watched this interview for the first time and out of hundreds of interviews I’ve seen of Dr. Peterson this is hands-down, the best. So much ground covered in so many great directions because of the mind blowing depth of the questions. Thank you.

  • @walmedia4960
    @walmedia4960 2 года назад +16

    This was the most intellectually beneficial interview I’ve seen in years.

  • @samg7430
    @samg7430 4 года назад +51

    Two very different people, respecting each other, vibing with eachother and looking for what could be right... Not who could be right. Ego checked at the door. Beautiful and enlightened discussion

  • @alphamorion4314
    @alphamorion4314 3 года назад +886

    "The conservatives promote the useful end of the distribution, and the liberals promote the generous end. And those things need to be brought together".
    Massively underrated statement, I believe there is a lot to unpack there.

    • @Jamyn1996
      @Jamyn1996 3 года назад +53

      Absolutely. There is much utility to both ends of the political spectrum, which stems from our individual, psychological tendencies, and I feel that a lot of people tend to demonize the side which they are not on. Of course, they tend to demonize the far end of the opposite side, which is understandable, but I think most people aren’t on the far ends.

    • @BuzzGordon
      @BuzzGordon 3 года назад +11

      I wrote that exact same statement on a notepad when I heard it. It blew my mind, and describes our political system so well.

    • @thesultryhippo9184
      @thesultryhippo9184 3 года назад +5

      The likely reason that statement is so widely underrated is because without evidentiary context it is too complicated an assertion of Truth for most people to understand on it's own.

    • @alphamorion4314
      @alphamorion4314 3 года назад +17

      @@Jamyn1996 Absolutely. And what's more: for what I personally see, it's becoming more and more common to demonize even not the far end. The simple fact that they are on the other side, tends more and more to be enough. It's becoming less and less a dialogue, and more and more like a stadium, where you cheer up for your 'team' and insult the ones that cheer for the 'other' team

    • @gb4375
      @gb4375 3 года назад +6

      I missed this statement’s gravity the first time I listened to the conversation. Glad I came back for another round.

  • @Shadokin_Veil
    @Shadokin_Veil 2 года назад +6

    Man, I am truly honored to have been able to act as a 'fly-on-the-wall' for this amazing interaction between two GIANTS in our modern times. I admire, respect, & appreciate you both for what you do and sharing it with us so freely. Thank you, you help more people in so many ways that you will never be aware of.

  • @tamtam6717
    @tamtam6717 2 года назад +8

    Jordon Peterson finally put into words what I didn’t know how to express…that Im high on openness and a person who desires conversations that lean towards discovery. I rarely find that in people, and it explains why I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you two! You should do more videos together!

  • @vesicapiscis9717
    @vesicapiscis9717 4 года назад +169

    I have never seen Dr. JP laugh so much in a single interview. I love it

    • @ollehammarberg8791
      @ollehammarberg8791 3 года назад +6

      You should watch the one with Theo Von, it's not as deep but Theo has some solid jokes

    • @cade6897
      @cade6897 3 года назад +1

      @@ollehammarberg8791 squirrels drawing a pentagram

    • @davidbell2547
      @davidbell2547 3 года назад

      Except with Crowder

    • @tuesdayskittens
      @tuesdayskittens 3 года назад +1

      True! What a beautiful exchange of good will and respect resulting in JBP at his best ❤️

  • @DeanCole
    @DeanCole 6 лет назад +113

    Two people treating each other with respect and asking questions to get to the root of problems instead of trying to create quick sound bites. I really enjoyed this interview.

    • @lilbill023
      @lilbill023 6 лет назад +1

      Jordan doesn't really answer any of Russell's questions. He continually bounces around and provides a series of psychological concepts as if Russell was his student or client. Thus, I don't think Jordan is very respectful of Russell

  • @SmolFenFen
    @SmolFenFen 2 года назад +21

    Russel, thanks for this. The genuine communication, the attempt at understanding by both interviewer and interviewee was therapeutic. Just seeing two people actually listening to each other felt like a weight coming off of my shoulders. I desperately wish all news media could step towards how you handled this interview. As a conservative, I think I learned something about myself. I've had so many conversations devolve into arguments that it's changed the way I look at people. I get so frustrated by how news media has become an attempt to be witty and out maneuver instead of a sharing of facts and ideas. I think I've become somewhat like what I hate in that. If you've been struggling with how to do the most good Russel, all I can say is that this interview helped me, continue being an example of good communication.

  • @wilkesreid
    @wilkesreid 2 года назад +49

    "You refuse the burden of consciousness by becoming unconscious again."
    And that sums up addiction, or at least the general behavior of addicts. Wow.

    • @zbestofalldreams
      @zbestofalldreams 2 года назад

      I totally agree !!!

    • @exitleft3204
      @exitleft3204 2 года назад

      👁

    • @exitleft3204
      @exitleft3204 2 года назад

      @@zbestofalldreamshmmm

    • @rogindaUP
      @rogindaUP 2 года назад

      BOOM!

    • @Violet-xn5wv
      @Violet-xn5wv 2 года назад

      I wonder if that also relates to the success of AA/NA. They tend to focus on raising your conciousness, with a higher power through prayer, mediation, reflection. The other way of overcoming the burden of consciousness. Cool stuff

  • @alexfierro1458
    @alexfierro1458 4 года назад +1049

    Im a jerk, i never thought Russell was so deep. There i go judging a book by its cover.

    • @joshuaflackua
      @joshuaflackua 4 года назад +23

      yeah, me too. I'm very glad I watched this

    • @Dick-Jagger
      @Dick-Jagger 4 года назад +9

      not really, he potrayed himself as a idiote! Now his more himself, instead of a karacter of himself

    • @mouchthebiker2938
      @mouchthebiker2938 4 года назад +7

      I read (heard) Russell's book 'revolution' years ago, and I had that same feeling but amplified coz that book is amazing!

    • @leland-bobpalmer4274
      @leland-bobpalmer4274 4 года назад +2

      Or the Booky Wook for that matter... :-}

    • @cashbone3770
      @cashbone3770 4 года назад +26

      Russell acknowledges his flaws now too and he acknowledges his bias, but that doesn’t mean his own arguments are factually infallible and he recognizes that as well. Its his quest for knowledge and perspective that is beautiful and you can clearly tell that this man truly wishes to know why he, himself, and others think the way they do.

  • @gavinduggan199
    @gavinduggan199 5 лет назад +177

    Really nice to hear someone challenge JP strongly but in a respectful and intelligent way.

    • @matthewreichlin713
      @matthewreichlin713 4 года назад +24

      @Daniel Sherwood oh, I agree with you. You are spot-on. That's why I don't think he challenged Peterson so much as interviewed him. There really wasn't much disagreement between them which is fine and right. They're generally isn't between open-minded thoughtful people.
      But every so often brand would go to his standard go to socialist class struggle rhetoric, because he tends to just see everything through a typical Left lens about power and hierarchy and compassion, which is fine but as Peterson points out is not all that useful for solving problems. It's just a starting point.
      But when he pulls out his rhetoric which I have heard from him in many different settings that usually goes unchallenged, brand I mean, Peterson gently says well no, not really, and then explains the fault in his logic, and brand wisely gets excited at looking at the situation Beyond his standard rhetoric and ends up having a very interesting exciting conversation.
      But I think he learned a lot more from this than Peterson, although I think Peterson was listening open-mindedly and the two of them together went to places neither of them would go alone.
      at least that's how I see the conversation.
      Overall , an outstanding conversation. I'm sure we can both agree on that

    • @msbramble176
      @msbramble176 3 года назад +1

      It is the only time I have seen him actually challenged but it needs more.

  • @Dankness9
    @Dankness9 3 года назад +24

    This is blowing my mind. I don’t have words to describe how fascinated I am listening to this.

  • @j.e.feazell596
    @j.e.feazell596 3 года назад +30

    Absolutely incredible conversation. It's moments like this that will shape a better world. Thank you both for the opportunity to experience it.

  • @multipleman78
    @multipleman78 6 лет назад +197

    This is what we need more of. Brand, who is left leaning dude willing to bring in people from the opposite side of the spectrum to sit and chat things out in a restrained and insightful manner. Left and right (granted Peterson is not heavily right but he is a bit more than Brand i think) can disagree in a manner that is actually healthy. The recent polarisation has descended into noise.

    • @trollop_7
      @trollop_7 6 лет назад +4

      Pretty much the whole world is to the right of Brand, apart from that small select cabal of power-fiends that control so many of our institutions now.

    • @brucelee12
      @brucelee12 6 лет назад +13

      Peterson is slightly left leaning I would say. Though I have noticed he doesn't critique the right that much, I suspect because he specialises in warning against communist and radical left beliefs.

    • @multipleman78
      @multipleman78 6 лет назад +3

      Yes but i like the fact he is actually willing to engage in a chat with people like Peterson and Harris instead of taking the recent left wing approach of name calling and pigeon holing.

    • @dadhichidesai4757
      @dadhichidesai4757 6 лет назад +5

      I think he's more critical of the left because that is the way the world, humans are heading. And for the reason its destructive.
      I think he would prefer the middle.

    • @THOMASCOLTON1
      @THOMASCOLTON1 6 лет назад

      multipleman78 wouldn't call Peterson typically right wing, says socialism is needed as a counter balance to capitalism

  • @alexandercommito2692
    @alexandercommito2692 5 лет назад +532

    Russell thinks SO fast that it is really impressive to me that he is so sane- that he has a lot of clarity and is so positively oriented. When you have such an abundance of mental energy and capability it takes a lot of work and vigilance to keep your mind guided down lanes that serve you and those around you. So I commend you for that Russell :) cheers mate

    • @suesjoy
      @suesjoy 4 года назад +28

      That may be a reason why he chose to sedate himself for so many years- until it nearly killed him. He’s on fire now, but he’s channeling all that furious energy into something good, something we can all benefit from!

    • @sripriyamehta4883
      @sripriyamehta4883 4 года назад +11

      You see he had to channel the energy positively in order to let life in

    • @socialjusticewarrior2316
      @socialjusticewarrior2316 4 года назад +1

      Russel never reads comments

    • @paulchretien4995
      @paulchretien4995 4 года назад +3

      He's either spouting th obvious or gibberish. Read this and learn what Jordan Peterson is all about: www.currentaffairs.org/2018/03/the-intellectual-we-deserve

    • @djayb
      @djayb 4 года назад

      You seem to have an interesting definition of same.

  • @hensen5309
    @hensen5309 3 года назад +20

    This is the way conversations used to be had back when there were no phones and tv's. family and friend used to speak to each other deeply for the sake of discovery or wisdom

    • @suzesinger6762
      @suzesinger6762 3 года назад

      Aaaand THAT...is what .gov (.cov) are stunting by trying to rid us of the PUB !?!? ;)))

    • @Thebesties131
      @Thebesties131 3 года назад

      Well said. Right now all I ever see is the right side watching their fox news, and left side watching their cnn, etc, and then both sides turn to Facebook (lately they take it to their own families too) and they repeat every talking point from their news, and just battle it out. It's completely meaningless and SO predictable. I mean really, the people who own the news must laugh at us how easily we're controlled. Everything seems purposefully split down the middle too. So everyone is so busy trying to fight to be on the winning team, that they're entirely distracted and controlled. I really enjoyed one of Russellville other podcast where he interviewed the guy on how our leaders are full of trauma, and things are driven by trauma. It was very insightful. I am loving these discussions I have come across here! Do you happen to have any others you recommend that you've listened to here?

    • @nocturnalseyes5659
      @nocturnalseyes5659 2 года назад

      The best conversations happened during blackouts.

  • @dbrown2264
    @dbrown2264 3 года назад +7

    Russell Brand and Jordan Peterson are an amazing duet. Rarely do you encounter a podcast with such absolute clarity. It’s an absolute privilege that such elucidating discussion is freely available. My personal task is to be better informed about the biblical and psychological references they are making.

  • @barryh13
    @barryh13 5 лет назад +388

    The amazing thing about this dialogue is how close Brand and Peterson actually are in terms of ideas! I would expect them to be so far apart but yet both learn from each other. This is the type of conversation we need to have as a larger society - talking across the aisle; what we find may actually surprise us and bring us to a better understanding!!

    • @TrailVapor
      @TrailVapor 5 лет назад

      Brand is a faker; he prepared his topic without comprehension- its written all over his bald face; always has been since he couldn't make it until he re-marketed himself as a ridiculous sex god

    • @eviethompson8114
      @eviethompson8114 5 лет назад +22

      I mean he doesnt have as comprehensive a view as Peterson, he's not a doctor, but he is wise in his own way. I thought it was awesome to see Peterson talk to someone who more like me in terms of knowledge.

    • @raynemarch9244
      @raynemarch9244 5 лет назад +11

      if you understand that, then youll understand this... the left and the right are mostly the same... the differences are present in the extremes... much the same as the rest of the testing. as such, our ideas and ideology are similar but the differences are present in the views of how we can build our society to the height that it can come to. if we are able to understand that... then we are on to something.i feel that we are on our way thanks to work from both of these two gentlemen... i love you both Brand, Dr. Peterson. you both are awesome.

    • @brainsmith9827
      @brainsmith9827 5 лет назад +4

      I believe this back and forth is an attempt to lead thru example

    • @PoliticallyAffiliated
      @PoliticallyAffiliated 5 лет назад +2

      barryh13 this is the definition of free speech

  • @iamdanna9621
    @iamdanna9621 6 лет назад +706

    I strongly suspect that anyone with a deeply negative, aggressive or bitter stance towards either Russell or Jordan has either not sufficiently listened to their opinions and thoughts over the years or has not allowed themselves to openly consider them. Both, of course, have their primary positions, motivations and fetishes but here they eloquently and intelligently debate and discuss sensitive but necessary topics. I would suggest tempering the lazy and emotive ad hominem attacks and genuinely focusing on the content. An excellent podcast.

    • @inkognito9466
      @inkognito9466 6 лет назад +66

      You my friend are too reasonable for a RUclips comment board.

    • @inkognito9466
      @inkognito9466 6 лет назад +7

      intellectual pygmy... that's a new one. I like it.

    • @mancrunning1210
      @mancrunning1210 6 лет назад +1

      Do you really really strongly suspect, or just strongly suspect

    • @garethw1899
      @garethw1899 6 лет назад +7

      Only problem with Russel is he is in bed with the people he says to oppose. Marxist through and through

    • @justvers
      @justvers 6 лет назад +1

      "Indeed".. (in the voice of Teal'c)

  • @thecookbook3321
    @thecookbook3321 Год назад +1

    I'm a woman and I have found Petersons work very valuable to me and my family. To get this find on information on utube is a treasure. Thank you Gentlemen. I also enjoy Russle Brand. Thank you both for the time and compassion for humanity.

  • @anna-mariahhill821
    @anna-mariahhill821 2 года назад +5

    I love how Russell tries to impress him with his own quotes and gives himself accolades by keeping tally on a scoreboard. Shows his humanness and makes me really like him!

  • @jacksonofalltrades2665
    @jacksonofalltrades2665 6 лет назад +2862

    I'm a huge fan of Peterson and typically didn't like Russel Brand. I always kinda considered him a snooty "holier than thou" celebrity type that hated capitalism while ironically benefiting from it. However I must say after watching this interview I now have a lot of respect for Russel Brand. I can see that he's a wholesome soul with a genuine curiosity and I wish him the best with his podcast 🙏

    • @hehwhwh727
      @hehwhwh727 6 лет назад +44

      One can 'benefit' and be against something. Good example is Bertrand Russell. Some leftists also argue that the capitalist also suffer under capitalism, but don't realise it.

    • @efcdk92
      @efcdk92 6 лет назад +73

      Such a dumb and tired argument - "I see you have a problem with capitalism but benefit from it...interesting...I am very smart".

    • @hehwhwh727
      @hehwhwh727 6 лет назад +34

      efcdk92 It's very stupid. Oh I see you're against wage slavery yet you work and buy products. Interesting.
      As leftists we do have the obligation to support richer people doing the right thing though and not call them names. But Russell is far from elite level finncially.

    • @CocoXLarge
      @CocoXLarge 6 лет назад +34

      I think he's 95th percentile in trait openness but without a solid foundation in first principles so he's susceptible to bullshit ideas, especially since he thinks wide but shallow.

    • @jmd7244
      @jmd7244 6 лет назад +94

      Russell is intelligent enough to get his ego out of the way which allows him to learn and grow. He's somewhat stuck in the lefty narrative but he's not dogmatic with it, as we see in this interview. Someone with the depth of JP can bring the best out of Russell because he didn't agitate his rebellious side. Credit to both.

  • @brittaniedirectorucc8132
    @brittaniedirectorucc8132 6 лет назад +99

    I feel incredibly humbled by the fact that Russell and Dr Peterson got together and shared their thoughts and feelings on various topics. This was one of the deepest, most enlightened discussions I’ve seen on YT. I will encourage everyone to watch this video!
    Thanks you both!

  • @HyperCast2012
    @HyperCast2012 3 года назад +9

    Extraordinary interview Russell! You are so far the only person to interview Jordan Peterson on his level and make it an enjoyable 1.5 hour conversation. Thank you!

  • @ermis-michaelchalkiadakis4082
    @ermis-michaelchalkiadakis4082 3 года назад +4

    "I had this idea and I wondered if it would hold up to scrutiny, so give this one a thought."
    What a thing to say. Words to live up to

  • @RHD1889
    @RHD1889 4 года назад +147

    Easily the best interview with Jordan Peterson I've seen as for once he's able to talk without being attacked and properly convey his opinion.

    • @muz201
      @muz201 3 года назад

      The Rubin Report

    • @yj9032
      @yj9032 3 года назад +10

      @@muz201 Dave Rubin does not have enough knowledge or competence to counter argue JP.

    • @joshuaharris7869
      @joshuaharris7869 3 года назад

      Watch Peterson and Zizek or the Sam Harris Jordan Peterson series those are awesome

    • @RHD1889
      @RHD1889 3 года назад

      @@joshuaharris7869 do you mean the live debate with Sam Harris? I've seen that but not the other one with Zizek

  • @malcolmnicoll1165
    @malcolmnicoll1165 3 года назад +71

    Jordan Peterson literally saved my life. Thank you, Russell for giving Dr. Peterson the platform to express his views.

  • @tomasvikingsson7529
    @tomasvikingsson7529 2 года назад +5

    It really warms my heart to see Jordan Peterson in an interview setting where he starts out (like in most of his other interviews) poised in a slightly stiff posture, preparing for the possibility of the usual onslaught of "gotcha" questions, before he realizes what kind of an interview this is going to be and he starts to lean comfortably into the sofa.

    • @johnmartin2813
      @johnmartin2813 10 месяцев назад

      Yes. He seems to really like Russell. He appreciates Russell's genuineness.

  • @redmilhouse4527
    @redmilhouse4527 3 года назад +20

    Praying for you Russell - I believe you are absolutely vital and God is on your tail. Love you!

    • @suzesinger6762
      @suzesinger6762 3 года назад

      Yes Amelia - me too. He is one provocative truth and goodness seeker !?!? ;)

  • @lakarox6777
    @lakarox6777 6 лет назад +111

    omg he mentioned and praised a very well known Romanian author Mircea Eliade
    He is very respected in our country, one of the best intellectuals of Romania.
    So cool! Thanks Jordan!

    • @aerithrin1246
      @aerithrin1246 6 лет назад +3

      Laka Roxana i think he mentioned Cioran too in a podcast.

    • @lakarox6777
      @lakarox6777 6 лет назад +4

      Aerith Rin great! Good to know

    • @blank557
      @blank557 6 лет назад +3

      Just goes to show that Dr. Peterson really, truly knows his stuff, and should be taken seriously. Those that dismiss him never take on his arguments, only straw-man him, and label hims with SJW terms.

    • @viorel-
      @viorel- 6 лет назад +1

      Yas, yas, yas, yas, yaaaas!!! ^^

    • @redrumax
      @redrumax 6 лет назад

      indeed. I have the History of Religions back home and it is amazing.

  • @yonts1
    @yonts1 6 лет назад +137

    This video gives me hope that there are people searching for truth, goodness, and self-improvement. Thank you for the civility of the discussion, the depth of the conversation, and the willingness to challenge the audiences of both individuals. We need more of this type of exchange in our public and private lives. GREAT JOB!!!

    • @justicar5
      @justicar5 6 лет назад

      how? Peterson is in it, so all truth and self improvement has ben cast aside for dogma, sadism and love of rape.

  • @baltosstrupelos302
    @baltosstrupelos302 3 года назад +1

    I'm only 14 minutes in; but already I can say these. Thank you Dr. Peterson for admitting to concerns that arose during these early periods; I can only imagine other people would be more concerned with saving face, or appearing impervious during the interview. And, thank you Russel, for giving an honest, and REAL summary of your understanding of the controversy. There were no traps, or implications, or anything else. Just an honest statement opening the door to conversation. It's inspiring to see this happening. And it's painful to acknowledge how rare these moments are.

  • @mervecrawford2901
    @mervecrawford2901 2 года назад +8

    Loved the discussion! Both of you were honest and humble. It was not a dog fight for the crown! Seems to me you guys have serious stuff in common and you are willing to share the stage. In fact at times when you were at the periphery of your knowledge, on both sides, there was joy to explore together! Please do it again! Thank you!

  • @GroundbreakGames
    @GroundbreakGames 5 лет назад +656

    The fascinating thing about this conversation to me is that I think Russell and Peterson have both been misjudged by the left and the right. Most conservatives talk about Russel like he is some hippy dippy twit, and he clearly is not. I enjoy listening to both of the men speak and despite not agreeing with everything either of them says, I get great value from listening to them.

    • @batukhan1
      @batukhan1 4 года назад +25

      Most of the people regardless of their political position are not critical thinker. There are reasonable arguement from both sides, only a difference of perception. But majority don't manage to judge objectively.

    • @dner75-xh9le
      @dner75-xh9le 4 года назад +4

      Well put. I can't stand a lot of Brand's nonsense, but I would never deny the fact that he has a sharp, curious mind.

    • @dix_pack_of_sixie
      @dix_pack_of_sixie 4 года назад +8

      Groundbreak Studios I think they are more mis-labeled rather than mis-judged. Neither of these men have anything to offer the establishment that would help further their respective political agendas. They are intentionally mis-labeled as such, not mistakenly mis-judged. Not trying to split hairs here, just my 2 cents.

    • @pushthetempo2
      @pushthetempo2 4 года назад +6

      That's so important to listen to people even if you dont agree with everything they say or do, because you can still learn from them, like both of these two people.
      Too many people hear one bad thing and then disregard all their other ideas.
      You cant agree with everything some says.

    • @vonbonbonjager
      @vonbonbonjager 4 года назад

      Russell finds people interesting nothing to do with misjudgment. Ironic that as both character's have had media fake news backfire

  • @steve8674
    @steve8674 6 лет назад +63

    This was a great interview with Jordan Peterson, I liked Russells interview style and he seems to be one of the only interviewers who actually listened to what Jordan was saying. He also didn't try to push a narrative. Well done Russell.

  • @1bethchen
    @1bethchen 3 года назад +37

    This is so good. Especially towards the end with positive and negative feminine. Why do people say JP is a racist? I feel he has been wrongly perceived...

    • @TheMalf1978
      @TheMalf1978 2 года назад +9

      Most people that do that have an opinion and ego that is so fragile that they can't stand to listen or more importantly hear what he is trying to say. Or they just want air time and don't give a shit about the truth.

    • @rondroske3623
      @rondroske3623 2 года назад +6

      It's not based in perception, but deception. There are those who don't want anyone to listen to Dr. Peterson or the message he has. An establishment that wishes to diminish the individual, not strengthen it. They can't silence him, so they draw him as a scary evil monster so people will disregard. Which is quite easy. They just say "racist" and adjust RUclips and search engine algorithms.

    • @tommyhurley1
      @tommyhurley1 2 года назад +5

      The left label anyone racist that opposes its ideology

    • @TruthArrows
      @TruthArrows 2 года назад +2

      Some people discovered peterson's true personality through actually having him as a prof. He's just a person and people actually know him and think what they do about him via personal experience.

  • @qAmndAp
    @qAmndAp 2 года назад +2

    It’s nice to see Russel having a dialogue with an intellectual match. I am going for a long walk to listen to this again.Thanks gentle men, blessings to both.

  • @benniecameron6441
    @benniecameron6441 3 года назад +171

    I've watched this several times and it's one of the best interviews I've ever watched. The interaction between the two minds is amazing. The amount of information is explosive. I felt both found themselves intrigued with each other and eventually found more commonality than difference . I really think they could be great friends , even more so by challenging each others perspectives. Bravo

    • @therealtea9786
      @therealtea9786 3 года назад +10

      Russell is clever

    • @aprilalt8806
      @aprilalt8806 3 года назад +3

      My sentiments exactly. Well put mate.

    • @Dankness9
      @Dankness9 3 года назад +4

      It’s fascinating to see how he changed his thinking over time, but even during the interview. I am slowly becoming a big fan of his.

  • @danshaw6047
    @danshaw6047 6 лет назад +90

    Dr. Peterson on personal responsibility: "Don't recommend any changes that you would not suffer for if they failed." That is profound af.

    • @adversarialxvx
      @adversarialxvx 6 лет назад +2

      agree with you, but it’s merely an extension of Kant’s categorical imperative though

    • @OBAMAhopeless
      @OBAMAhopeless 6 лет назад +2

      AF? Dan is the type of SJW Feminist that smokes weed and says 'unpack' and 'problematic'.

    • @odetteuys1111
      @odetteuys1111 5 лет назад +1

      In other words, be careful what you wish for.

  • @DreadlockPatriot
    @DreadlockPatriot 3 года назад +4

    I love love love both of these men, and they’re never ending quest for Truth and Light. To see them together like this is just awesome.

  • @jasonrush6701
    @jasonrush6701 3 года назад +5

    I'm glad you two got together two of my favorite people talking on this platform currently

  • @hughjanus1524
    @hughjanus1524 4 года назад +590

    This is probably the only discussion Jordan Peterson had enjoyed.

    • @stefan1924
      @stefan1924 4 года назад +75

      He sure enjoyed his two podcasts at Joe Roegan. Also his interview at the Rubin Report.

    • @ddandymann
      @ddandymann 4 года назад +60

      @@stefan1924 I'd say he's enjoyed most of the long form discussions he's participated in that have been genuine discussions and not attacks. Even his debate with Sam Harris, an intellectual opponent of his, he cited as an experience that helped him learn and grow his ideas.

    • @janitor1091
      @janitor1091 4 года назад +28

      Theo von

    • @samuraisoul1043
      @samuraisoul1043 4 года назад +3

      ddandymann that made me look on google for the meanings of words more than anything I’ve seen😂. Was quite something.

    • @tronalddump1594
      @tronalddump1594 4 года назад +2

      JANITOR one of the best!!!!

  • @monkeys55
    @monkeys55 6 лет назад +343

    Although I wholeheartedly agree with the content they are covering, I am more fascinated by and supportive of their style of communication. They are almost channeling.

    • @hellekin.inferno
      @hellekin.inferno 5 лет назад +11

      There was indeed natural synergy between these two. Enlightening to say the least...

    • @dylonstrange2036
      @dylonstrange2036 5 лет назад +1

      JG Alegria a great example and musicians make mistakes when playing live but it’s more about recovering from that live toe stub and making it work with the audience. The right mixture of working together and understanding and focusing on the important bits and work on the mistakes but don’t let them fuck with you.

  • @m0rtred
    @m0rtred 3 года назад +75

    "There's a price for everything! The price for creativiti is that its hard to catalyse an identity" - J.B Peterson
    -
    That sentance right there just. Damn, everytime i listen to Peterson its like im having a meeting with my executioner, i never know what he might say that can just break me for some time :D

    • @adamsorell4851
      @adamsorell4851 3 года назад

      it means nothing pea brain. Right winger?

    • @stuartlimbrick4187
      @stuartlimbrick4187 3 года назад +2

      Are you talking about the annihilation of the intellectual process, through the contemplation of paradox, leading on to higher understandings? If so, I would have thought he would appear as a creator more than an executioner! Just what are the limits of knowledge if any, and the starting points of faith?

    • @Thebesties131
      @Thebesties131 3 года назад

      Could you please explain that for me? 🙏 I think I'm missing it.

    • @pseudophp
      @pseudophp 2 года назад +15

      "The price for creativity is that it's hard to catalyze an identity."
      Creativity is the conscious awareness of the endless possibilities in one's life.
      Endless possibilities when it comes to hobbies, jobs, friends, personality, spiritual development, i.e. the endless possibilities in each present moment and conversation through time, etc.
      It is the inability to decide on what person you ultimately are going to become. To be, or not to be. Or what to be?
      With limited time, either we create, or we create for others. Catalyze early, emphasize on your best traits, and integrate it all consciously into the Self that maintains its integrity over transformations/time, then project that honestly through yourself at the world.
      Something along these lines, hoped this helped paint a clearer picture.

    • @vickiezaccardo1711
      @vickiezaccardo1711 2 года назад +1

      That same line didn't break me but gave me some heavy- duty insight into myself. It was actually freeing to understand that I am a divergent thinker. My problem is sometimes I get lost with it and can't t seem to converge again. The story of my
      life, a flitterfly. There are times people get irate with me in a conversation because I see a thread, diverge and run with it. They don't see how it is relevant to the conversation where I do. I wish I had a tiny iota of the oratory skills of these two men.

  • @rebeccahenderson5318
    @rebeccahenderson5318 3 года назад +73

    “And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best..” Philippians 1:9-10

    • @iamjustsaying4787
      @iamjustsaying4787 3 года назад

      I have one for you. Why do we disregard Exodus 3:13-18, Isaiah 7-8 and Matthew 1?

  • @eazolan
    @eazolan 6 лет назад +103

    Huh. So this is what a conversation looks like.

    • @joermundgand
      @joermundgand 6 лет назад +5

      Dialogue, the thing politicians, ideologues and journalists avoid like you would avoid a leper.

  • @davidsteiner5041
    @davidsteiner5041 5 лет назад +286

    This is what two intelligent people discussing their worldviews should look like!
    A video every politician and interviewee should watch! No overpowering and cross speaking, absolutely interesting to watch!

    • @skiaddict08
      @skiaddict08 5 лет назад +8

      In politics, shit floats.

    • @knuckle1493
      @knuckle1493 4 года назад +8

      @@skiaddict08 Maybe thats apart of the problem? We should take some responsibility for the media and politicians and hold them accountable.

    • @81mandragora
      @81mandragora 4 года назад +1

      Right? Two people curious, listening, respectful .... would we have patience for politicians discussing issues this way? Are we conditioned by media to listen only to sound bites? Or is media just responding to our short attention span? Either way, I’d rather live in a world where different perspectives are discussed and learned from...not necessarily a resolution where one side must win

  • @lizzyfitz311
    @lizzyfitz311 3 года назад +2

    The ultimate bucket list item would be to spend an entire day with these two and just..listen. Throw in a question once in a while. What a day that would be.

  • @dianeobanion4847
    @dianeobanion4847 3 года назад +2

    This was the most enjoyable dialogue I've heard in my life. Beautiful paring of two acutely honed and intelligent minds. Absolutely delicious. I'd listen to these guys talk for hours. Truly a treat. Please do more...

  • @ladybug7967
    @ladybug7967 6 лет назад +438

    Both Russell and Jordan Peterson are enjoying the conversation immensely. Very intellectually satisfying and, as always with JP, enlightening. Thank you!

    • @BeyondSideshow
      @BeyondSideshow 6 лет назад +5

      jesus jones
      Interesting. How exactly does Jordan Peterson represent a ME ME ME ME perspective? His professional and moral mission in life seems to be helping others evolve, so it's a bit difficult to see. How does a "satanic luciferian" decide to create a series of lectures dedicated to interpreting the Bible is also beyond me.

    • @BeyondSideshow
      @BeyondSideshow 6 лет назад +7

      I don't worship anyone. I just asked why you would think he is self-centered when all he does online is try to help others.
      But as you admit, in a roundabout way, that you're unable to tell me what the problem is, then whatever.
      You send me a link to a video of Tsarion bitching about Peterson not coming on to his podcast? What does that have to do with anything?

    • @maxrav1831
      @maxrav1831 6 лет назад

      Well it was more of a therapy session that Brand I strongly suspect craved. YOU CAN'T TAKE THAT MANY DRUGS AND EXPECT YOUR PSYCHIC TO BE HEALTHY

    • @thetatorment
      @thetatorment 6 лет назад

      One must focus on themselves, go internally & help themselves before being capable of helping others.

    • @BeyondSideshow
      @BeyondSideshow 6 лет назад

      jesus jones - Oh, that.

  • @ordermind
    @ordermind 6 лет назад +501

    Russell, you did a terrific job in this interview. In my opinion this is the best public conversation so far that Jordan Peterson has had with a person on the left like yourself. You did something important here that you can feel proud of.

    • @mikeisapro
      @mikeisapro 6 лет назад +24

      Hell yeah this was great. Much better than the Sam Harris interview, in my view.

    • @sleightlyimpossible
      @sleightlyimpossible 6 лет назад +4

      Couldn’t have been said better!

    • @mrbobbymewalters9987
      @mrbobbymewalters9987 6 лет назад +1

      well said.

    • @ibis0921
      @ibis0921 6 лет назад +20

      Dionysus - I feel like sam is not very good at talking to people who disagree with him. I think he often takes is view point for granted instead of going with the ebb and flow of the conversation. I agree this podcast was much better.

    • @kylejudkins754
      @kylejudkins754 6 лет назад +14

      Daniel Cobar the issue is that Peterson uses ideas, Harris uses facts.
      the problem is that if the person on the other side of Harris doesn't know the facts, or accept them for the sake of Sams argument, it's frustrating and pointless for him to continue.
      an example would be debating Islam assumes you be at the very least read the Quran, but Russel hasn't, and won't accept Sams understanding of it - so it's hard to continue the conversation entirely built on t e foundation of the understanding of the factual material.
      since Peterson focuses on the ideas/philosophy, he can simply fill you in on the punch line on the spot. had he had to argue against Islam, it would have been just as frustrating

  • @mojo5795
    @mojo5795 3 года назад +1

    Hands down one of the best conversations I've ever heard. Please for the love of God can we have more open, truthful and fair conversations like this.

  • @Nino-ic7ib
    @Nino-ic7ib 3 года назад +7

    This is a fantastic talk. I'm so thankful you two managed to meet together! I hope we get a part 2🤞

  • @ApotheosiZ
    @ApotheosiZ 6 лет назад +1572

    A pro-communist and anti postmodernist walk into room... and have civil discussion trying their best to understand each other, like the way it should be.

    • @redpeony
      @redpeony 6 лет назад +54

      Russell had a much more facilitative and productive interview style here than in the Sam Harris interview. It would be great to re-interview Sam using this type of approach.

    • @danilovegap
      @danilovegap 6 лет назад +125

      Brand is more of a anarcho-collectivist like Chomsky, Peterson is a religious capitalist

    • @popeyethepirate5473
      @popeyethepirate5473 6 лет назад +18

      I was expecting a punch line...

    • @ApotheosiZ
      @ApotheosiZ 6 лет назад +72

      Danilo Vega Brand's stance is debatable, but I wouldn't call Peterson a religious capitalist - that title is more fitting for Pat Robertson or Joel Osteen... I don't know what to categorize JP.

    • @scottvance7520
      @scottvance7520 6 лет назад +46

      ApotheosiZ peterson on many occassions has labeled himself a classic liberal. He doesnt want to overturn free markets, but as far as i can tell hes not against gov assistance to help out the less fortunate when needed.

  • @deckard3755
    @deckard3755 6 лет назад +377

    Scrolled through a lot of the comments expecting left v right arguments but haven't seen any of that (maybe I didn't scroll far enough?). Happy to see this sort of conversation happening. Perhaps it's a sign of times changing and open discussion between opposing opinions instead of slandering will become the next place we get to. Good stuff.

    • @smartazz61
      @smartazz61 6 лет назад +7

      D Cognit Jesus I feel horrible!! All you guys getting all philosophical and I just got done making fun of Russel's Man Bun.

    • @smartcatcollarproject5699
      @smartcatcollarproject5699 6 лет назад +8

      Since I was a teenager I always find it obvious that there are truth on both sides - and even most religions I know - but also limits, which are not always easy to define, especially when conflicts oppose persons with different views.

    • @matthewsisti4382
      @matthewsisti4382 6 лет назад +5

      There is still hope!

    • @Aughal
      @Aughal 6 лет назад +7

      Jordan and Russel are actually pretty similar in some ways. Both extremely creative, curious, empathetic and in many ways spiritual men.

    • @Low_commotion
      @Low_commotion 6 лет назад +4

      Hej Yeah they seem like they'd make great friends, it really surprised me. With any luck we'll see them chat again.

  • @rukeyser
    @rukeyser 11 месяцев назад +2

    This was such a wonderful time to witness in Russell's life/career.
    I'm grateful these videos are here.

  • @eozzz
    @eozzz 2 года назад +11

    it's so COOL (as russell would say 😄) to watch such an insightful interview filled with so much respect from one to another regardless of disagreement. Plus the eloquence from both of them is on another level. Definitely helpful and entertaining to watch in my opinion, thanks for that great interview.

  • @pkralph3481
    @pkralph3481 6 лет назад +30

    My view on Russell Brand has taken a 90 degree turn. I hope these two can meet again and have another astounding conversation such as this one. Really, one of the best JP interviews I’ve seen.

  • @alanluo1678
    @alanluo1678 4 года назад +153

    The most intelligent conversation I've heard in a long time. Feels like the collective consciousness just expanded its reach from this meeting.

  • @forresthermanns1364
    @forresthermanns1364 3 года назад +3

    One of the generous and good things you've done lately was help people think Russ. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. Highly educational and enlightening.

  • @cheesenutpea
    @cheesenutpea 3 года назад +30

    I love this, Russel please keep creating, it is clearly one of your gifts.

  • @Gilescowdemdem
    @Gilescowdemdem 6 лет назад +541

    The more conversational interviews I see with JP the more I get the sense he's quietly leading the conversation and treating it as a therapy session, bringing clarity to clouded minds. Great video.

    • @Yochillitsthatserious
      @Yochillitsthatserious 6 лет назад +23

      It's interesting how Jordan will first repeat back to the interviewer in condensed form what they said and then he gives his reply.

    • @Gilescowdemdem
      @Gilescowdemdem 6 лет назад +2

      Definitely agree with this.

    • @Gilescowdemdem
      @Gilescowdemdem 6 лет назад +7

      Very true. I meant leading in that he's always aware of where the conversation is going and would rarely be surprised. I think once he has a sense of a person he make certain assumption based on their personality.

    • @iAmTheSquidThing
      @iAmTheSquidThing 6 лет назад +11

      There's an element of that. But also, it's apparent he's always trying to reconsider his own points as he listens and responds.

    • @Alex-jk7xu
      @Alex-jk7xu 6 лет назад +3

      Well said. My senses are telling me the same.

  • @patriciablue2739
    @patriciablue2739 6 лет назад +108

    I follow J Peterson's work. Middle aged, left leaning, female and I'm not alone in my demographic.

  • @MrsV03
    @MrsV03 2 года назад +3

    So glad you broght this interview back up using a clip now in 2021 and gave us the link back to see this in entirety.
    Thank you this was very deep and mind opening for me.

  • @thecognitivedissonant5206
    @thecognitivedissonant5206 3 года назад +5

    2 brilliant minds exchanging ideas in an open and creative way. Love to both of them and their families! ❤

  • @alchemyseal9400
    @alchemyseal9400 6 лет назад +105

    It's harder to connect with our Kids when they're through their "teens" years, but here I am watching my Favorite Professor and mentor Dr. Peterson with my 16 year old daughter which adores Russell, The Universe aligned itself over my Home today Lol...!!!

    • @smartcatcollarproject5699
      @smartcatcollarproject5699 6 лет назад

      I had some sympathy for both of them... and enjoyed the good talk. Maybe a bit complicated for a 16 yo teen, though ?

    • @1gadena
      @1gadena 6 лет назад +1

      Smart Cat Collar Project complicated for a 16 year old!? I'm 27 and felt completely out of my depth of understanding most of what they were talking about lol

    • @Riguintantrix
      @Riguintantrix 6 лет назад

      good for you and your relationship

    • @smartcatcollarproject5699
      @smartcatcollarproject5699 6 лет назад

      I discovered Jung less than 2 years ago, and I'm much older than you, so... maybe don't feel bad about it !

  • @achapa799
    @achapa799 6 лет назад +578

    Russell
    That was a brilliant interview - even when you disagreed you didn’t disconnect
    You didn’t push an agenda
    You where fantastic
    Any chance you pick up a job a news 4😜

    • @trollop_7
      @trollop_7 6 лет назад +13

      Talk about damning with faint praise.
      Well done, Russel. You managed to resist being an ass-hat for over an hour.

    • @herculeholmes504
      @herculeholmes504 6 лет назад +8

      The only reason, the ONLY reason Russell Brand condescended to do this interview is because right now, Jordan Peterson is in the eye of the media, and he wants a piece of the limelight. He would not have been remotely interested in talking to Jordan Peterson a year or two years ago.

    • @mjinba07
      @mjinba07 6 лет назад +9

      I most certainly heard an agenda in Russell's questions, and JP responded to that agenda in each one the points they discussed. Both were friendly and respectful, and It made for a good discussion.

    • @Ozzybob-ts7yj
      @Ozzybob-ts7yj 6 лет назад +10

      achapa799 Russell rarely has the foresight to shut up and learn something from anyone on the other side of politics. He's always too busy virtue signalling and talking over people smarter than himself. This interview is a rare performance.

    • @Ozzybob-ts7yj
      @Ozzybob-ts7yj 6 лет назад +3

      achapa799 if u want a great interviewer check out Dave Rubin ... far more accomplished.

  • @PnS_INC
    @PnS_INC 3 года назад +19

    Russel: ”What is the answer then?”
    Jordan: ”It’s literary what u just said bro”

  • @quinbagwell7515
    @quinbagwell7515 3 года назад

    Two of the brightest minds living today. This is a prototype of what an intellectual, civil, and respectful discussion should be. It's certainly no surprise that these two gentlemen would exemplify such qualities.

  • @kobiforinsight9053
    @kobiforinsight9053 6 лет назад +78

    I used to really hate Russel, but now I feel like he is attempting to debate people who disagree with him. I like this.

    • @mofa9745
      @mofa9745 6 лет назад +1

      maybe he could start by revisiting small c conservatives like Peter Hitchens and Nigel Farage ... with an apology

    • @TentaclePentacle
      @TentaclePentacle 6 лет назад

      Russel loves the wu wu peterson likes to push about religion. peterson is great in other areas, but in this metaphoric truth stuff, he is trying to push. it's nothing but wu wu.

  • @TheLazyKey
    @TheLazyKey 6 лет назад +136

    I respect Russell's ability to manage his disagreement.

  • @shemae1087
    @shemae1087 3 года назад +20

    Your will to self discipline & abstain from drug, alcohol & porn is worth praising 🙌❤️🙏

    • @lilbatty
      @lilbatty 3 года назад +1

      Thanks I needed that

    • @FT4Freedom
      @FT4Freedom 2 года назад

      Looking forward to porn tonight. All things in moderation.

  • @svendtveskg5719
    @svendtveskg5719 2 года назад +2

    Nice to hear JP in a friendly environment - for once - so he really relaxes, opens up and let's his humor show.

  • @danicomassa5076
    @danicomassa5076 4 года назад +754

    This is more like watching a professor having a great conversation with his favourite but naughty student.

    • @MrSRA13
      @MrSRA13 3 года назад +4

      @Hana Ayo Alemayehu ok pal whatever you say

    • @RnJBeats
      @RnJBeats 3 года назад +18

      Who is who :P?

    • @mikimiyazaki
      @mikimiyazaki 3 года назад +5

      @@RnJBeats are you somehow trying to imply that Russell is even close to as intelligent, knowledgeable or sophisticated as Jordan? LOLOL 🤣 cause he isnt at all anywhere near his level. Russell is very intelligent and is capable of absorbing information and reformulating an equation with that newly acquired info.

    • @RnJBeats
      @RnJBeats 3 года назад +23

      @@mikimiyazaki simp less bro

    • @mikimiyazaki
      @mikimiyazaki 3 года назад

      @@RnJBeats uh. What?

  • @tylerburns5380
    @tylerburns5380 6 лет назад +45

    I could take another 8 hours of this.
    A couple of months ago, I thought "what would Peterson and Brand think of each other?" But then I thought that their worlds are too far apart for them to make contact.
    Thank God for the internet!

    • @JasonCloseOK
      @JasonCloseOK 6 лет назад +3

      They both have a great respect and value for truth. They come at it from different ends of the spectrum. But both admit their leanings and biases, and generally want to understand the other side.
      Brand deserves a massive amount of credit, because he is so contrary to a popular Leftist, where they refuse to talk to Peterson. He's the first real pseudo-Left person I've seen engage him in a conversation.
      They are both searching to make humanity better for all by searching for truth.

    • @SolDizZo
      @SolDizZo 6 лет назад +1

      See, I really love what Jordan Peterson is doing in these conversations, and he’s inspiring people as a “father figure.” People talk about him almost engaging in therapy, but from my understanding of what he does... I could offer endless praise!
      But so, where this is a truly incredibly difficult thing to do is when you only have yourself to answer for, and you’ve isolated yourself in misery, and you’re in the middle of suffering for your actions.
      And I’ll give you a solution that takes real *determination and *discernment, during these times of utter distress.
      Whatever the conflict is, the inadequacy, the wallowing futility, BRING these things to their Ultimate *Extreme. Begin a bit of brainstorming to *Tell yourself a *Story of wild exaggeration, developing it into a *Comedy with a happy ending.
      Say, you’re currently stuck at the very point of no return, and you simply can’t will yourself out of the depths... all you need to do is introduce to yourself the possibility of a leap of faith, to hypothetically drop off of the point of no return to the place you fear the most and attain Real, True, Clarity.
      What Jordan Peterson is doing, and in ironically many more words than I can personally manage, is guiding the conversation to very distinguishable Moments of Clarity and unquestionable Truth.
      He does NOT have any patience for Deception and self-sabotage. Cathy Newman is an example of him keeping it on such a respectable level that she believes it went well, while he got exactly what he wanted which was those moments of True Clarity (“Ha, Gotcha”) where he felt like he was actually speaking to the real person.

  • @Daniel-ew9gx
    @Daniel-ew9gx 3 года назад

    This is still so good, two good people having a discussion, no hate, no judgement, just a discussion, as it should be.
    Two different opinions does not mean you have to attack the other person, you guys prove that so well in your talks.
    10/10, you two!

  • @MasterJTLS
    @MasterJTLS Год назад +1

    The conversations between Russ and Dr. Peterson are gold. It's quite amazing watching two heros of mine coming together. Russ is seen to be more 'left' and Jordan more 'right' but they both transend those decisive labells. It is criminal how our political leaders do not conduct their discourse when they disagree in the manner these men do. I have learnt so much from both of them and my life is better for it. I have two of Peterson's books and they have really help me to get my act together and his maps of meaning lectures are amazing. I class myself as a spiritual atheist, a Sam Harris type (who I'm also a big fan of) if you will, but even his bibical lectures have really helped me to respect religion, use the teachings of the Bible and realise how I do in fact have an idea of God even though it isn't maybe the Christian one but a hierarchy of values which I didn't even realise. Russ has helped teach me when it comes to media, always follow the paper trail, whose benefiting from the decisions made by government, see whose got a financial interest in the decisions being made and you quickly learn about the corruption taking place when you do and it's a million times worse than I first thought. Russ also keeps me focused on my well being and I have loved discovering other spiritual teachers from his work such as Ekhart Tole and those with a more Buddist/Taoist background and I have gained so much from those teachers too, Wayne Dyer RIP was my first opening to spirituality. All these amazing men have helped me in some form or another even when some of their ideas are in conflict with each other, especially as I never had a father having these great male teachers to look up to has been a true blessing. So I will be forever grateful to the work of people like Russel Brand and Jordan Peterson and just being able to listen to a conversation like these for free is truly something special in this day and age. The elite powers want to shut down voices like JP and Russ but what they don't realise or don't care about is how bloody important these type of men are and how many lives this type of content saves.