Dr Peterson soon will be interviewing some of the most interesting people in that toxic industry, who don’t give interviews to news media because of the cancel culture. He is becoming a must go, for everyone.

@soldierx2

14 күн бұрын

I'm here for it.

@depletable

14 күн бұрын

Shapiro vouches for him, so….

@youtubelisk

14 күн бұрын

🦜

@bmbmw69

14 күн бұрын

Imagine being a well respected professor and doctor to doing pop culture interviews with washed up actors... I guess the money is worth it?🤷

@creed22solar123

14 күн бұрын

@@bmbmw69 Peterson has had so much influence worldwide you cannot even imagine, seriously, you can't even conceive of it. He's doing interviews with actors, with professors, with scientists, with religious people and philosophers, with writers, with politicians, with leaders of nations etc. on so many subjects I don't even know how he can keep up, and all the while helping many psychologically, helping them get their lives organized and focus on what matters, and he gets to do it by earning from YT and ads instead of having to charge you directly. You think status with "respected" cravens who would do anything to preserve their comfy positions is more "respectable" than helping millions worldwide? I guess that is one way of looking at the world 🤷‍♂

As a close friend to Adrian, I am so proud and grateful for him. He is an extremely aware and in tune man, the world he came from where he is now, is something to be celebrated. Let’s go brotha!!!

@TMT-1985

12 күн бұрын

Good call saying you're close friends. You have an amazing voice, it's like butter👏👏👏👌

@user-xu9zh1ui1t

11 күн бұрын

Let me say this. I don’t know him and I’m so proud of him. Because the kinda shallow guy vibes I assumed he was before, is not the man I see here today. God bless your path dude.

@VangelisFilms

11 күн бұрын

His shirt says a lot I think. Love his vulnerability and I definitely can relate to some extent

@lineupcomedy

11 күн бұрын

He ruined it.

@Seaby41

10 күн бұрын

Next do Ari Gold! Old mate was in Oz and did a bit for the Basketball finals at half time..my respect for the man went through the roof.

Dr. Peterson’s background as a clinical psychologist makes him a great interviewer.

@airplanes42

13 күн бұрын

He's learned to let the interviewee talk a lot more. I'd like to see him re-do the Robert Greene interview.

@CourtneyMarkos

13 күн бұрын

It almost makes me think they’re in a session though lol

@stri8ted

13 күн бұрын

@@airplanes42 Agreed. I think he does best, when when he is not speaking about something that he's already knowledgeable at.

@ChaunceyGardener

13 күн бұрын

When JP is at the same room as the guest he has less opportunity to steamroll the conversation.

@adamhope8689

13 күн бұрын

​@CourtneyMarkos every interaction is a session

"I'm a great father....because I'm here." The depth of that statement ...... of the many aspects of good parenting, the importance of showing up and just being THERE is fundamental.

@jozneptune

14 күн бұрын

Yeah, it’s the baseline. If you don’t have that you’re a piece of 💩

That slow reveal that he got back together with his ex and that they are married now, have a child. All of that was so touching. Bawling listening to the conclusion of this interview. Wonderful soul.

@finnmccool6613

11 күн бұрын

Loved that moment

@LenaL146

11 күн бұрын

Me too!!! I was so happy to hear that!!! ❤

@keithgsklar4553

9 күн бұрын

He’s a good story teller

@MsClaudiaDuran

9 күн бұрын

Hey! Spoilers!

@perla610

8 күн бұрын

WoW no self control. You let the rest of us know who didn’t get to that part of the interview yet

He was so good as Vinny Chase … it’s hard to separate him from the character he played. Entourage is a time capsule for me and will always be a show I can go back to remember the 2000s

@xkukkzugerx

14 күн бұрын

I thought, ironically, that he was the worst actor on the show.

@officialthomasjames

14 күн бұрын

@@xkukkzugerx he probably was but Vinny was a great character

@jizim8947

14 күн бұрын

​@@xkukkzugerx he did a great job in that. Can you imagine trying to act like you're an actor😮

@AyayronBalakay

14 күн бұрын

I thought he was great on that show

@hobojungle1

14 күн бұрын

Maybe it benefits me that I’ve never seen that show and have no plan to ever see it.

HUGE respect for Grenier after this interview , self awareness so rare in his circle .

The last moment when Adrien expresses how he honors his wife for all she is while being the man and holding the family dynamic together so she is able to heal…wow. Every moment and decision of his life that was always questionable or unclear led him to search his soul to find the man that every man is capable of being. God bless his family and his future projects with his community. Imagine if every man who was lost had a woman who cared and was honest enough to walk away while giving him the reasons instead of playing games and encouraging reckless behavior. Very inspiring story. Thank you Dr.P for this interview.❤

@NickNicometi

14 күн бұрын

Most are self-absorbed narcissists, and his wife is an anomaly.

@mountainjeff

13 күн бұрын

"So she can raise HIS son." 🙂

@katgirlblue

9 күн бұрын

But why are there so many walking wounded? Why are there so many who have to "heal?" And why do they have to give up everything to do it? I don't believe you need to give up everything to go on a personal journey, if that's what you choose to do, and there is nothing negative about success and comfort. That's a naive idea. There is no nobility in poverty, and no evil in comfort.

@margaretschaffner9133

7 күн бұрын

@@katgirlblue I'm just tired of pod casts and listening to celebutards talk about their narcissistic lives.

I’ve noticed a lot of people my age (mid 40’s) are “growing up” and seeking more purpose in life. I think the 90’s and early 2000’s were a time when God was not in many of our lives. I feel so many of us from this time era are searching for God and how to be close to him. I love this interview because it hits close to home for myself in different ways. I’m glad he is becoming a better person. Being grounded is very important in life! Thank you Dr. Peterson for being apart of my spiritual growth and for so many others as well.

@JM-tm4dj

12 күн бұрын

Well said. ‘96-‘06, culturally, was mostly garbage. Celebrated negativity.

@jayandgem

10 күн бұрын

I think it's common for people in middle age to reflect on their lives and search for meaning. It's a natural progression as their mortality becomes more apparent.

@G.G.276

8 күн бұрын

Matthew 5:3

@sarajones6046

2 күн бұрын

I truly hope so.

The fact that he found Hollywood 'shady' and instead of assimilating into that to become a big star, he kept his distance and maintain his humanity and morals... i had no idea he was like this, and I've seen the film Kids and he definitely had a wild childhood, that's for sure. fascinating gent, awesome that he's talking to Jordan. perfect.

@leahcanton

11 күн бұрын

I always found it strange that he never blew up. It seemed he was in the position to. It’s probably because he was not willing to do the things they have to do to be the “big star”.

@ChisUnit99

10 күн бұрын

That was a big moment of the podcast for me. It really showed how aware he was at the time and the cost of losing himself to that industry was going to be far greater than whatever money and fame could give him. It’s a good insight into how things aren’t all what they seem.

That was mesmerizing. I don't watch TV so I had no idea who Adrian is. When he discussed being a protector and his wife I had tears in my eyes. This is what growing up looks like.

@VangelisFilms

11 күн бұрын

100%

As a former actor myself who found success in a country outside of the US, it is difficult to find talks like this that can relate to my particular situation. This was very enlightening and comforting to know that I am not alone. To give up fame and fortune willingly, and having to deal with it is quite rare and I am happy to hear someone else’s own experience instead of ruminating on my own for lack of people to relate this with.

@adamhope8689

13 күн бұрын

It's so relatable for anyone because it's about giving up hedonistic indulgences and the positive transformation this has on one's life. The fame just made indulging easier.

@princedarkly

13 күн бұрын

@@adamhope8689 yes i agree with this point

this was one of the most awesome interviews I have ever heard! Dr Peterson knows how to draw out the deepest reality of his interviewee and Adrian seems to me to have been totally honest and open and Truthful! Great interview!!

@dianacooper-havlik4115

14 күн бұрын

Totally agree!

@therealbs2000

14 күн бұрын

I dont see total honesty, he was honest enough and it seemed in good faith but guarded in some measures and rightfully so.

@dianacooper-havlik4115

14 күн бұрын

@@therealbs2000 I’d wager more honest than most. And yes, he did hold back on some issues.

@adamhope8689

13 күн бұрын

​@therealbs2000 💯 when you confront your darkness and overcome it's impulses you no longer have to hide because you actually show up as you are.

@jonah9861

9 күн бұрын

You should try Shia Labeouf - Bishop Barron interview.

Looking sharp as always Dr. Peterson.

@clsr1911

14 күн бұрын

Absolutely, and the pinstripes of "CLEAN YOUR ROOM" are totally on-brand.

God bless people like Adrien. Who really see how smart, brilliant and honorable Jordan is. And for not listening to the other insane celebrities in Hollywood like Olivia Wilde who is trying to paint Jordan as something he is not. It’s really refreshing to hear that Adrian is smarter and deeper than that.

@hirsch4155

11 күн бұрын

Adrian not Adrien in this case.

Dr. Peterson is such a great interviewer because he listens and is always interested in his guest

As a near 30 year old man, this conversation helped me so much and gave me answers to questions I had and didn’t know I had as it relates to distractions, addiction and how to ground yourself truly. Thank you !🙏

I do not know this man. However, no matter, I know his spirit. Blessings to him and his family. Prayers for them all.

Adrian dropping the hints about him and his wife getting back togwther is the most endearing thing ever, it's like when someone is so excited to tell you good news that they drop hints so you ask, you can tell he's absolutely buzzing to talk about her. Love how Adrian became the best kind of environmentalist. It's crazy how much he looks like Josh Peck, who also has a great story and would be a phenomenal guest

@imthepopcornman

10 күн бұрын

the josh peck thing hit me watching a clip before that lead me to this. wild. i would have forgotten had I not read this thank you.

@Accountdeactivated_1986

9 күн бұрын

They have similar “kind eyes”

Everyone needs a Dr. Peterson ❤🙏

Ego death saved my life It was the most painful experience I've ever went through. I regret that I had to lose everything to wake up, but I suppose everything happens for a reason. Go's bless you Jordan Peterson, you saved me from a very dark place.

What a wonderful conversation with an honorable man. A man who wants to still be a protector is hard to find. Men have been told for so long that their natural instinct is wrong because it sometimes comes out wrong. But I applaud Adrian Grenier for doing the hard look and being a good man.

I had the BIGGEST crush on Adrian Grenier when I was 15…I must have watched The Adventures of Sebastian Cole 50 times. I romanticized the 90’s art kid NYC lifestyle too. I never got into Entourage. Never would have guessed that I’d be watching him 20+ years later and that we’d have had such a similar trajectory in evolution of values. What a fun and insightful surprise, thanks for having him on.

@carolyna.869

14 күн бұрын

I loved him too! He even gave me eyes once in our local coffee shop in Brooklyn (he acts shy in this interview but he's a total flirt). He also dated a friend of mine. I guess everyone is having their Jordan Peterson moment these days!

@brazilianfernie

9 күн бұрын

I also had a huge crush on him when I was younger

I wrote for a music column several years back. It had a very small audience but Adrian took time to contribute to it. I was very grateful. I still have the Spotify playlist he created for us. Solid guy.

What a beautiful interview! Thank you Dr. Peterson for your sensitive exploration of Adrian's journey, and thank you Adrian for being so open about your life. Congratulations and continued blessings on you, your family and your work.

The son part and the dramatic revelation, bravo, sir. Got me. It fits with your life pretty well. Very poetic to boot.

Never thought I'd see JBP with Entourage

@EthalaRide

14 күн бұрын

SAAAAAME. Immediately clicked on the thumbnail.

@freddieoblivion6122

14 күн бұрын

I know him, that's the guy who wants to go to the future-porn theme park in A.I. "Get in." Classic.

@staunchlyspeaking

14 күн бұрын

What would it have been like to have that face and be famous, i probably would have gone off the deep end.

@esthert9146

14 күн бұрын

Why him! I was never a fan of his. Now I feel bad what I stated after listening to him. Mother’s are the root how your children will become and being in a stable family is equally important. Man need to be the head of the family ship and led by God.

@liquidsnow1

14 күн бұрын

Soon as i saw him on the thumbnail I had to see this one ... 😁😂

I was raised by a single mom who worked 4 jobs in order to put me in waldorf school. It truly shaped me for the better!

@CourtneyMarkos

13 күн бұрын

Wow. Your mom is amazing.

@ninakravitz

13 күн бұрын

Me too ❤

@goldbrick2563

12 күн бұрын

My friend who's no longer with us loved his time at a Waldorf school.

“The immediacy of being a musician.” That really resonated with me; that’s the beauty of that art form

I truly enjoyed this interview, I was a big fan of Entourage, I’m now a big fan of Adrian Grenier the human being. Congratulations on being a father!

"Have you ever seen the movie Kids?" Is THE wildest question I've ever heard someone ask Jordan with a straight face.

@G3SM

13 күн бұрын

☝🏻 indeed.

@smoteytothemax

11 күн бұрын

Not sarcasm, why do you view this as wild?

@HarryPainter

10 күн бұрын

I laughed when Jordan responded “No, but I’ve seen the porno with Son Doobiest”

@PC-vg8vn

9 күн бұрын

@@smoteytothemax perhaps because they were just about of legal age, and some sex scenes?

@smoteytothemax

9 күн бұрын

@@PC-vg8vn Ya still not sure if I follow. its just a 90s movie trying to represent itself as a semi-documentary. I just dont find it odd to ask but im not judging either just curious

I never watched Entourage, have only a vague knowledge of Grenier's credits, and knew even less about his life prior to this interview. He seems like a more genuine person than is typically thought possible of "celebrities" and his story was riveting and inspiring; he seems like a "real one". May he continue to do what gives his life meaning. Excellent interview, Dr. Peterson, as always.

Thank you Adrian to have the courage to follow your true self and to give your story to us. Really encouraged by your specific authentic journey..each of us has a specific life/Karma and as you said you did, you listened to those who were wiser ……and had lived what they talked.

This conversation was much more interesting than I thought it would be. I’ve never seen Entourage, don’t know his work. It took a few minutes for him to get comfortable, and he seemed to underestimate the value of his story. And I’m so glad he and his ex reconciled. That was a fun twist made even better by how he told it! ❤

My family and I love you, Dr Peterson!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The interview I didn't know I wanted. How cool!!

What a man, what an interview! I am truly grateful for this.

Dr. Peterson, Thank you for being a beacon of wisdom and compassion within this dense dark and treacherous forest that has become the "freedom of expression" these days. May God enlighten you, guide you and strengthen you always.

What a beautiful man and beautiful story. ❤

This is one of the best framed, color-graded, and shot interviews I have seen in a very, very long time! Well done to the D.O.P and editor!!!!

Glad they got back together. Sometimes our tough choices pay off.

Jordan Peterson interviewing Vinny Chase was not on my 2024 bingo card but I'm here for it

Had a great time getting to know Vinnie Chase, but much more respect and gratitude for getting to know Adrian Grenier. So glad you were able to get your head on straight and find your way, I was the same way, took me into my 30s to finally get my butt in gear and understand my impact on others. Adrian, know this, above all else, God loves you, people care about you.

What a beautiful person, inside and out. Thank you for sharing so honestly and JP for your brilliant questions and ability to let your subject speak without interruption. ❤

Adrian is more impressive than I thought...I didn't know he spent all those years in NYC...I thought that was a front on entourage... : ) Vince wearing hi top cons..."don't get sneaks that slip and slide, get the kind with the star on the side"...:) I'm so happy that JP is doing better and better...His (JP) respect improves by the minute.

@escarlit

14 күн бұрын

i ran into him 3x, including once at an indie concert. he was all over the city 😅

@Wubzy66

9 күн бұрын

I believe the showrunner specifically requested the actors in the main crew all specifically be from NYC

Incredibly refreshing to see an actor of his standing come out and say “hey look I was being selfish and now I’ve changed my opinions entirely” this was a joy to listen to! Thank God for his change of heart and mind and for his beautiful family and their amazing work on their land and with other farmers and people who desperately need to be heard!!

'I have designed my life so I can be there' that was so beautifully put and described exactly the desires of a good father

Peterson has the great skill of adding depth and dimension to a story which might otherwise stay on the surface. I found the start a little slow, but the last half became mesmerizing. "Oh! she really loved you!" Dr. Peterson commented. Not knowing that "she" loved Adrian Grenier so much she was willing to take him back. Maybe this is going to be the first in a new type of interviews from Dr. Peterson. He sure is reinventing himself the entire time. So interesting.

I just started watching entourage like last week and I have been binging it every night. I just thought I was legitametly halucinating looking at this thumb nail. Most random thing ever

@therealbs2000

14 күн бұрын

Did it have an effect on how you watched it?

@NickNicometi

14 күн бұрын

Maybe, just maybe, not so random.🤔

@dharmadharma3960

13 күн бұрын

This is a powerful interview. I bet it's somehow for you.

@liliablabla

12 күн бұрын

Same! Def didn’t expect the crossover of Jordan Peterson x Vince from Entourage :o

@lukefrahn8538

12 күн бұрын

just imagine that this interview is the 10 year follow up and conclusion to the series. JBP should have had a spoiler alert at the beginning for people like yourself

Great interview We all need to ground and connect with ourselves Glad he found a new path and unpacked the trauma

The JP I know and love. Great interview & interviewer.

I wasn't expecting anything out of this interview, but my Gosh ... one of the most fascinating conversations (or therapy session?) I have heard in a long time. Amazing stuff.

@onlyhappythings3438

10 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, it looks like a therapy session.

Love this Man's story... Thank You, Hope We get a part 2...

That was SO BEAUTIFUL. I just finished the Daily Wire section and this was such a refreshing and moving conversation. Such a beautiful love story- just the sort of love story I love best, an Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy type of love story in which both partners are better people because of each other. Dearest Dr. Peterson, you look wonderful. Whatever was troubling you or making you feel unwell seems to have cleared up and I am so happy and thankful. As for going back on the land, I solemnly believe that if we could gather up all the protesters at these universities and bring them to Northern Maine to pick rocks out of the potato fields, and cut seed potatoes, and prepare the fields for planting, well, we’d all be far happier. I think going back to the land is the answer to all the ills the flesh is heir to. Adrian’s story made me think of the Paul Davis song “Sweet Life.” There’s nothing sweeter than the love of our children. Even if we are glad to get them tucked in for the night. With Ruth Anne’s love

@jmhp4930

5 сағат бұрын

What a sweet note. You seem to be a beautiful and wise soul too. I agree the troubled young people today would benefit greatly from good old time work and values.

Thank You Adrian for sharing an amazing life story from so many places internally and externally… when I moved to LA after getting signed to a small music label in early 2003 and though I threw my TV ‘out the window’ when I left the Bay Area, I knew of course of the massive new Entourage hit show and you etc (and my new girlfriend then got her SAG card being on the show) and man I’ve been through so much personally (including also having a son) and professionally and a story indeed but grateful for you both for joining forces here as we all are!

Great interview. Before Adrian had his awakening, I must say that 90% of the men today are walking around just reacting and escaping through drugs, alcohol porn, and money and very few want to dig deep and get rid of their addictions and become authentic. As someone in the entertainment industry, and in Southern California, it’s almost impossible to find an authentic man who has gone through the awakening that Adrian has. I hope that others watch this and see that there is hope on the other side for happiness and healing.

You’re authentic self is what made Vinny… ☀️😎Evolution of self on screen. 🎬

"You see, the problem with Hollywood is Hollywood"

@chernobylcoleslaw6698

14 күн бұрын

'Hollywood is like cocaine. You cannot understand its attraction until you are doing it. And when you are doing it, you are insane.' - David Mamet

@thestupidityofgodisamanswi9942

11 күн бұрын

You mean they’re the “Hotel California”?

@tinthaung7118

6 күн бұрын

How lucky he is ? Adrian’s inner self shock him to separate from fake happiness to real inner peace happiness. That’s one of the wisdom he find. He has been blessed. 👏😇

What a beautiful story! I used to love Entourage. Wonderful to see Adrian's transformation. BTW, anyone else catch Jordan's Orthodox Icon tie and "clean your room" suit pattern?

@zacharyshinder940

14 күн бұрын

"clean your room suit pattern"? it's not just gray with white pinstripes?

@JohnAnon-mh5el

14 күн бұрын

Look closer at the pinstripes 😂

I always feel so honoured when people make themselves so vulnerable and invite me into their life’s journey thus far. To see Adrian moved to tears over being a father now brought tears to my eyes, too. How wonderful that he got a second chance at love and is now able to use his talents to tell stories he really wants to tell. Godspeed to you both. And thank you both for a wonderful hour of time.

TY again as usual Jordan. I’m a long time supporter and follower of you. Blessings to u and ur incredible family.

What a refreshing Interview! Thank you both for this inspiring episode! ❤️

Wow..this was such a fantastic interview, Dr. Peterson! I've never watched entourage, but I might to fully compare and contrast his character to him, but that last line "not enough valiant men around to hold space for women to heal" omg....I shouted yes!! Good for him, truly changing and representing as a man.

He is living the life that I am aiming for. The recognition of addictions I'm trying to let go off, the healing from working on myself, becoming more integrated with nature, having a family.

Oh man. Im so happy to see that Adrian Grenier is sitting with Jordan Peterson. I'm gonna watch it too... but the fact that they're sitting in the same room, already says all the things that make me so happy about this conversation. I loved Entourage! I loved Adrian in it... and I love that - at least today - his character couldn't be seen in the same room as JP. The fact that he is, makes this conversation, in and of itself, deliciously ironic and exciting.

I was recently thinking what happened to him. Entourage is an iconic nostalgia, as it came out during the peak of my clubbing days in LA, and it is accurately spot on 😂

Yet another powerful confessional session. It's amazing to see the hunger for a father figure to just say "Well done, you are getting your life together". Thank you for the discussion.

Dr. Peterson as a father makes him a great interviewer. This is a great exchange. Jordan Peterson cares about the people that he interviews and that’s why he draws so much out of his interviewees and how lucky are we to witness these exchanges. I love his daughter, his wife and their son Julian. They are a very united and healthy family. Great brains.

Loved him in his roles, so cool to see him on here

So much respect for the courage and commitment of this young man! He gives great hope for the future of a healthy society builder! God Bless and God Speed, truly an idea who's time has come!!!

What an insightful, beautiful interchange. Thank both of you so much! So fine!!!

Extraordinaire conversation, interviewee and interviewer. Chapeau!

Jordan, I hope this gets to you. This was some of your best work. You made the audience feel like we were sitting in a therapy session. Reminded me of why I started following you years ago. Thank you.

Wow. He took the right path. Good for him.🙏❤️

What a privilege it is to hear Adrian Grenier's story. He's humble, and stays grounded by not forgetting where he came from. He is a gentleman.

Honest & pure humility. Both gentlemen are all class!! Great discussion.

It speaks volumes about Adrien that he had the guts to look at the list his ex had given him and working hard to make himself a better person. Very few people have the guts to do that. He's earned all of his happiness. Good for him.

@tinthaung7118

6 күн бұрын

True. Why he valued the list ex gf gave him coz he recognized she loved him n he loved her. Most of the time people kept the wrong pride/ego / doubt/ envy…etc …so they kept their emptiness in a way of drowning in to all the temptations of fake happiness. Bravo!!!👏

Maybe Dr. Peterson could visit New Mexico. God knows we desperately need it.

@Stevarooni

13 күн бұрын

His tour is hitting Arizona and Nevada both in May.

I just want to say thank you! Your wisdom and guidance has truly change my life and the way I see myself. Thank you

Than you Adrien for sharing your story. And congratulations on the new life you have built for yourself and your new family …it’s truly inspiring, ❤❤❤

Adrian is super honest, very inspiring interview. Thanks for the genuine conversation.

Entourage is my favorite TV series of my lifetime. Adrian is a legend. This was an excellent interview.

Thank you for your honesty Adrian. Loved your story.

That was beautiful. Thank you for bringing this to us!

Adrian is such a relatable character. He sounds like he could've been any one of the hipster-artist-activist dreamer millennial kids I used to roll with in upstate \downstate NY in my early 20s. A few of them "made it" and are pursuing their (our collective) dream, working the land, building their little homesteads. Many of us "sold out", some are still working on manifesting our dreams, some are tumbling down, riding the struggle bus. His story, and his character encapsulates our generation, and that's really cool to see portrayed.

Interesting. Kudos to the girl for her honesty, and kudos to you for examining your flaws. I've never been famous, but I once had a similar 'fall.' It was hard and took years to find some level of contentment after it, but it had to happen, otherwise the spaceship would have crashed.

So very beautiful!! Thank you for sharing a piece of your journey ! Xo and peace of Christ be with you!❤

This is an amazing conversation. I’m so impressed with how Adrian Grenier realigned himself. His wife is such an amazing example of what it looks like to stand for your value and I’m inspired by her even though I’m probably 20 years older. Also, I was very moved when he said that he’s a good father because he’s of service. I just lost my father, and I’m working on his eulogy today and that’s actually one of the headlines. My father was always in service of his family and his purpose, and it never occurred to him as anything other than a privilege.

Glad to know that people could still change for the better, thanks. Shocked me about the suspense “her son is my son, our son has the same name”. They’re really meant for each other. Have more kids, it’s awesome.

@gerabadillo7889

11 күн бұрын

For a moment I had thought something wild, though I think at the begining he had already like planted it that it was like the love of his life, and I think like it would have been inappropriate to hint at that if he was married to someone else

Thanks Jordan for a fabulous interview!!! God bless you Adrien🙏🙏🙏 Yay 🙌. Be brave and courageous!

I absolutely love how Jordan ask a lot of questions and he knows exactly what questions to ask. As an interviewer you can see his psychologist side. it brings SO much to the interview.

Yay!! Such a sweet heart, intellectual Andrew!!! 🙏🏽🧟‍♀️

What a relief to listen to an interview with a man who learned to clean up his room without having become a Holy Roller in the process!

@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid

12 күн бұрын

Sooo it’s a rarity?

@gabrielbatiz8168

12 күн бұрын

Why is that an issue for you

@sylvanbear7125

12 күн бұрын

@@gabrielbatiz8168 Res ipsa loquitur.

@sylvanbear7125

12 күн бұрын

@@gabrielbatiz8168 Res ipsa loquitur.

@thespousessellinghouses7606

11 күн бұрын

Huh?!?

One of the best if not the best interviews I have so far watched from JP. Thank s a lot to both ends of the so honest no holds barred pleasurable hour.

What a beautiful interview. So much resonated with me. Thank you both.

What an awesome interview Jordan Peterson knows how to get the honesty out of people to deep dark inner feelings she knows how to get people to feel comfortable bringing those out it's amazing❤❤

Oh my God. Vin Chase and Jordan Peterson. This is going to be excellent.

A beautiful interview/discussion from both of these men. Thank you guys.

Absolutely beautiful interview on his journey. This is the future of men & families we need, bringing back connection. Bravo for his (now) wife to speak up and bigger congrats to Adrian for taking that deep look within & coming out the other side into the light! Its my first time watching this show - now subscribed 🌟

Ahh this was great! He seems so sweet. I’ve been a fan since Drive Me Crazy.