Who knew that fapping would be such an important topic to bond over. The bromance is real!

@Daveraider740

3 ай бұрын

How else do people bond?

@billyjames3046

3 ай бұрын

Chris delete this, brother to brother

@NightwindArcher

3 ай бұрын

Great interview bro

@DrJams

3 ай бұрын

If you work out it's even better. So good

@jaredgumina5232

3 ай бұрын

You’ve helped us more than you know Chris

“Trying to think your way out of overthinking is like sniffling your way out of a coke addiction”. Amen brother.

@I.Reckon

29 күн бұрын

Chris Williamson is super funny and super smart, he even makes Piers Morgan look like a good interviewer.

As a woman, I agree with everything you both said about the absurdity of this “toxic masculinity” era. Every single woman who gets offended at the sheer thought of a man doing anything kind for her will be the first to send him to war when the shit hits the fan.

@CJ0101

3 ай бұрын

Exactly, where are all the women fighting on the Ukranian front line?

@illyriandescendant7963

3 ай бұрын

@@CJ0101 there are a significant number of women fighting for Ukraine, but of course, the vast majority are men. Kind of what you would normally expect to happen. We're pretty good at fighting, you have to give us that. :D

@CJ0101

3 ай бұрын

@@illyriandescendant7963 No there aren't, and none from other countries.

@florence1395

3 ай бұрын

Male & female fight in wars, sex shouldn’t matter it’s about unity & working as a team. But, on the topic of woke I hate it & I love good kind polite men who have their masculinity intact. There I said it. I just wish there were more happy people 🙏

@CJ0101

3 ай бұрын

@@florence1395 I'm agreeing with the female OP's point about women. Hardly any fight in wars. And you say sex shouldn't matter before you state, " I love good kind polite men who have their masculinity intact", which is a contradiction 🤗

I've really come to respect Chris in the last few weeks. From a distance he seemed impersonal and dull, but he isn't at all. He's patient, respectful, insightful, and actually quite goofy. Very inspiring lad. Cool to see.

I’ve really enjoyed Chris Williamson’s podcasts. He’s interviewed incredible people, and he allows them to speak freely, he gives them a safe place speak their minds. He fights against the current cancel culture that’s become a reality for good men and women who are trying to stand up in what seems to have become an oppressive, fascist society.

@TransKidsMafia

3 ай бұрын

Please bring back delusional Pales supporters.

@shawnsdrumcave

3 ай бұрын

He actually asks really interesting and intelligent questions too

@Jundiyyy

3 ай бұрын

SEEMS to have become?? You're being generous.

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

Many podcasts are able to talk about men's mental health without focussing on women and blaming women. The focus of the modern wisdom and the contempt displayed towards women isn't being addressed.

@BH-te5fs

3 ай бұрын

I hope to one day be so comfortable and sheltered that I think silly headlines and mean people on twitter is “fascism”.

Wow. Rogan over Peterson. I see how it is

@williammaximus5769

3 ай бұрын

To be fair.... just kidding how is your pops? Hope he is doing well

@dafuq9255

3 ай бұрын

Your dad cries too much, Rogan has cried like once. That’s probably why

@jodihouts6032

3 ай бұрын

Both great. I have to focus and concentrate and rewind for JP. JR I can grasp while listening in background, with occasional rewinds because my mind wanders. ❤

@Cantbearsed447

3 ай бұрын

Hello beautiful

@refan0140

3 ай бұрын

@@dafuq9255JP is overwhelmed it''s similar to people who work in the healthcare professions, most people won't cry in a professional setting, also take into account some people deal with fame differently.

6:31 "...a world which teaches young men that they are defective women". You have summed it up perfectly.

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

What does that even mean?

@tc59932

3 ай бұрын

@@cantbendknee A world that treats males as inherently broken... unless they were to act more like women...which is the problem, they aren't women.

@Beebie247

3 ай бұрын

@@tc59932they ARE inherently broken

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

@@tc59932 Acting in a contemptuous way towards women doesn't help. I find it insulting when they state that a broken man is a woman. Leave us out of your mental health crisis, you want to have a mental health crisis have it without blaming women. I would be absolutely amazed if Chris was able to talk about men's mental health without putting down women, he has such contempt for women it shines out of him. There is massive amounts of money being poured into campaigns encouraging men to open up about their problems then we are contemptuously told that this is asking men to be women. I mean with all due respect, take a run and jump. Let's funnel the money into something where it's appreciated. The other argument is that men don't have role models, everywhere I look men are represented strongly and prevalently in media, sport, acting, politics, science, writing... If you can't find a good role mode..... your choice. At the end of it all it's your choice. News flash everyone regardless of gender struggles to find meaning and purpose in life not just men, there's a reason why self help sections in book stores are popular. This self absorption with no solution only victimhood and whining is silly. But which gender is victimhood is it male or female according to you because you wouldn't want to behave feminine and misgender your role. for god sake.

@Geckoclan

3 ай бұрын

​@@Beebie247why do you consider generalising about and trashing men acceptable?

Im 66 Mr.W is very impressive. A leader...a role model...hopefully in GB...or anywhere in the WEST Piers...hope he's ur successor

Chris Williamsom seems like the epitome of just a smart, friendly and sane guy. Granted i dont know him personally and what hes up to behind closed doors, but i think his public persona is someone worth looking up to!

@d3maccus

3 ай бұрын

oh COME ON! worth looking up to? this social media marketing BS? he wants clicks and sails. was he worth looking up to in :Love Island? lol -- im not a hater but please choose a different idol haha.

@Fred-zt5ky

3 ай бұрын

@@d3maccusnah you’re just wrong in this one pal

@d3maccus

3 ай бұрын

@@Fred-zt5ky lol wrong about what? he wants to be famous....tried as fake reality star...willing to sell his soul...and now hes just fake internet guru. the dude has totally gamed social media..... he sees who the big names have on to interview...and he pursues them. His questions are lame and hackneyed...and his "core tenants" or whatever are recycled taglines. The dude literally just said "Consistency is key to success" to Piers like it was some blowing philosophy he came up with after years of enlightened thought lol ..... hahah -- i mean, Im sure he has some good qualities, like wtf... "someone we should all look up to? lol -- Im sure he will be selling some cheesy book, retreat, or lifestyle course soon if hasn't already started financially milking the followers he's laid the groundwork for! Ill give him credit that he got big pretty quickly.... im curious to how many bjs (haha that was a joke -- it does appear he has hustle)

@mimig6511

3 ай бұрын

Just love him....he seems honest and well read

@ingentingbra

3 ай бұрын

I have followed him since the start of his Podcast. Genuine guy, curious, and the show is about the guest, not him.

I really enjoy Piers on KZread like this, without the disruptions of having to break for commercials all the time. It is much more in depth this way. Great choice, Piers!

@peterand

3 ай бұрын

Yea without utter morons on basically

@brianmeen2158

3 ай бұрын

And just think that we all thought the best interview format was where one host had 2-3 panelists and each one got to speak for a couple minutes lol.. I wish podcasts had been around since the 60s - imagine the amazing convos we could have had

This is SUCH a good interview. Chris Williamson is so good.

I’m one of those Americans who listen to Chris. I also listen to Winston Marshall, Douglas Murray, John Anderson (AU), Sky News AUS, Jordan Peterson-in other words, plenty of people in the Anglosphere. We need all the help we can get and should stick together!

@bradleyb4920

Ай бұрын

Hey, Im one of those Americans, too! I agree with your sentiment and wish more like-minded people would band together to some how bridge this divide. Idk.. There's more us than them, but Ill keep it short and digress for now✌️😉

Might be the best uncensored interview so far. Williamson speaks consistent facts 💯

@ThePaulaon1

3 ай бұрын

Facts 😆

I'm 40. This guy is absolutely spot on

@BH-te5fs

3 ай бұрын

I’m 40 and this is crap. All of this is just whining.

@adzm1987

3 ай бұрын

I'm 36, and I'm with ya m8. He has good advice 💯

@samjay1256

3 ай бұрын

I am 35 totally agree with these guys. It’s sad we have to even talk about this.

@folepi7995

3 ай бұрын

its ALOT of framing. at 10:00 its super obvious When he said that people say climate change, brexit, capitalism AND communism is toxic masculinity i couldnt take him any more serious. Of course there are dumb people screaming these things. But make it seem that everybody leaning left is like that...

@guntertorfs6486

3 ай бұрын

@@BH-te5fs Too many cases of men being F'd over by today's society to call it whining : it's just laying out the facts.

"If you do not have a physical practice of some kind and you're struggling with mental health, you need to look at the physical side before you look at the mental side." This might be the most important advice for people in this generation that I have ever heard.

@CJ0101

3 ай бұрын

It's just common sense.

@christophermoffitt9044

3 ай бұрын

Nonsense. Most people are stuck. We aren’t simply in a physical OR in a psychological state! Everything moves and belongs together. Diet, motion and psych……ALL ARE CONNECTED. And if you want to give good advice…..do not teach kids that looks are the most important thing. Guys like this spend all day working on their looks, craving for food and drink they deny themselves and wearing themselves out with sports.

@chrisdraper845

3 ай бұрын

@@christophermoffitt9044I think the main takeaway, as scientifically proven, is that exercise is a good place to start as it’s very accessible. Then everything else can follow on from that. You can’t start with everything at the same time, it’s too overwhelming. So start with the basics and start small. Exercise will naturally affect your mental state in a positive way overall.

Never seen this guy before but he’s just gained a new fan

@benjohnsmith78

3 ай бұрын

Yes, me too. He just speaks common sense.

@hot8fuss

3 ай бұрын

His Eric Weinstein podcasts are a must watch . Well all of his podcast actually 😊

@clovermark39

3 ай бұрын

Followed this guy for a while but didn’t know his backstory.

@mudasserjalal7825

3 ай бұрын

also had great podcasts on JRE

@churnetvalleyrunner3635

3 ай бұрын

Damn, go watch his podcast “Modern Wisdom” it’s incredible

A woman here 👋🏻 and I just wanted to let all men know that I love when guys open my door and I love when a guy is manly and I love when the guy is being helpful and NOT every woman is into this neo feminism stuff and thinks everything is toxic masculinity. In fact I’m over it!!! Just wanted to say that!!!

I have watched Chris grow into the person he is and l am so very proud of him. I wish him strength and happiness. 🌹

One of the best interviews Piers has done with a man who has something brilliant to offer 😊

Wonder what the Vegas odds would be on someone featured on love island actually making a positive impact on the world.

@loupasternak

3 ай бұрын

25 million to zero

At 63, I rely in Chris’s podcast for an opportunity to upgrade my knowledge and understanding about a wide variety of topics . Thank you, Chris !

@elizabethhopkins7582

3 ай бұрын

Me too!

@craigfowler7098

3 ай бұрын

Indeed he is one of the best. Up there with Jordan Peterson He is extremely intelligent, moderate in opinion and well informed.

@user-vc7sn6oy3j

3 ай бұрын

@@craigfowler7098 I have no words...

This was one of the most easy interviews I've watched in a long long time! Love it

Getting Chris to interview is perhaps the best thing you could have done!!! I learn soooooooo much from Chris every time I hear him!!!

I dont trust most podcasters but Chris Williamson has my respect . Great talk and interview.

@retror.d.1630

3 ай бұрын

Yeah but you trust these two bigots. 🤔

@Gem_ini

3 ай бұрын

Respect for hating women? What planet are you on ?

@sethcaine3659

3 ай бұрын

He has your respect until he says just ONE thing you will vehemently disagree with.

@TheMightyMidget

3 ай бұрын

@@sethcaine3659your resent is coming through there buddy. Don’t project thoughts of the many into an individual. Small minds do this.

@jurassicthunder

3 ай бұрын

​@@TheMightyMidgetand your shaming tactics is coming through your individual comment of feminist ideology.

I have no idea who this guy is because I don't watch trash like Love Island but I must say he spoke a lot of sense. May he continue to be successful and healthy. 👍

@MichaelNoon

3 ай бұрын

Hi mate I didn’t even know he was on love island till recently I just thought he was a podcaster his podcast is enlightening & interesting.. even he has said his love island days were his lowest 😂

@JoachimMoeller

3 ай бұрын

I'll do you a solid so you don't miss out. These 3 minutes at the end of a 2h7m podcast (Chris being interviewed) more than anything, in the hundred of hours I have spent "in his company", so to speak, tells you who he really is in record time. Video title *Chris Williamson: The Shocking New Research On Why Men And Women Are No Longer Compatible! | E237* and the timestamp is *2h01m44s*

@margarethenderson6170

3 ай бұрын

000p​@@MichaelNoon

@margarethenderson6170

3 ай бұрын

​@Jo😅😮😮achimMoeller

@brianmeen2158

3 ай бұрын

Go watch his podcast - he has many great discussions

W Chris,he will be another Hero our world needs right now,Firm handshake's 🤝 to him

I am so please to hear that Woke and TM are on the way out. Last Xmas I was in a ski lodge - 16 single people - 6 males, 10 females, and the women were awesome, lovely, just great. Good people. The guys were good people too, but not engaging. One guy asked “What’s worse? - Rejection or regret?” And that summed it up - the guys are lonely too, but shit scared to engage with women and I really hope that changes soon. It’s OK to be masculine. Rejection hurts, but regret is worse…. be a good man.

I’m 42 and I have found so much wisdoms from Chris podcast! The man has reshaped the way I look at my life and has made me a better husband, father, son, and a brother. My family thanks Chris lol

@robbojnr27

3 ай бұрын

LOL

Brilliant interview

What i appreciate about Chris is his ability to explain himself clearly without waffling. He’s an expert at that. He knows what he wants to say and how to say it in a way that a person would understand without having to over complicate things

@user-xz9nr8iw1d

3 ай бұрын

This 💯

Piers you've brought your excellence to this new platform. Your going to up everyone's game. Nice to see good men flourish. Love Chris.

@benjohnsmith78

3 ай бұрын

Agreed.

This man is sharp af, perfect for Modern wisdom. Been following for the past 1.5 years or so. Cheers

I can't praise Chris enough. In a world often lacking moral judgment, filled with pretend self-belief and skewed mindsets, it's refreshing to encounter well-researched, well-presented conversations featuring interesting views and people. Thanks, Piers, for hopefully introducing more individuals to this type of content.

I discovered Chris a few months ago and I really like him. Radically straightforward.

I’m 26 years old and a man living in the U.K., fairly successful for my age and have a bright future, but despite this I too feel disillusioned with this world as I know the vast majority of men my age do. Chris is a great role model and I really do look up to him. He’s been a source of great information for me, and he has had a positive effect on my life and world view. The bloke is a treasure and should be protected at all costs.

@ThePaulaon1

3 ай бұрын

Get a grip son. That's the best advice I can give you. Because the world doesn't give a flying Fk whether you feel confused or dissolused or not. Be kind but stop caring as much.

@iquazar

3 ай бұрын

@@ThePaulaon1 Didn't ask for advice from you pal but appreciate the concern.

Chris' podcast is fantastic because he's smart, he LISTENS to his guests and has an inate ability to draw out insights from his guests while sharing his own, unobtrusively. Brilliant!

This is the guy young men need to listen to, not Andrew Tate!!

@brianmeen2158

3 ай бұрын

Young men would be much better off if they listened to 2 men Chris Williamson and dr Shawn T Smith

@thedevilsadvocate4669

3 ай бұрын

Young men would be much better if they didn’t listen to most people in these circles

@orangewarm1

3 ай бұрын

Young men need to read books.

@filthyminges

3 ай бұрын

Who are you to tell me who I should listen to maggot?

@Thumperoo

3 ай бұрын

Old Men should give Young Men a break, for starters. Oh wait... they NEVER did that, like ever ! lol

Happy for Chris to get a spotlight interview to a different audience. His channel tends to have thought-provoking and prudently chosen topics. y'all might wanna check him if you haven't already.

Great interview, both of you. I haven't listened to Chris Williamson to date. I will now. I really enjoyed this interview.

This is THE BEST interview I have seen!!!! Watch it!!!!!

Love Chris & his Pod. This was a great guest to have. I really wish we'd get a scheduled upload time from Uncensored though. It's not only frustrating but my guess is that it's also affecting the views!

A big unmentioned thing is house prices for young people and people in general. House prices and high rents in countries like the UK and US are a bigger issue than social media and a huge cause of anxiety and misery for most people.

@jodihouts6032

3 ай бұрын

Only because we are programmed to believe home ownership is a right, and a need. In reality, home ownership has nothing to do with self-actualization or happiness or fulfillment..

@momen78699

3 ай бұрын

@@jodihouts6032 people like you are the problem. People that justify these crazy prices and unfairness of it all and don't empathise. And it's not just about ownership but about rent as well. Being full of anxiety about having to pay 50-80% of your income to live in big cities is not fun. Having to pay $1500-$4000 a month is not fun to live in a decent city or even your home city. It's such a serious issue and people like you belittle it for whatever reason. Some people belittle it to just make money off of properties cause they don't want their own property prices to fall or because they're a landlord or because they don't sympathise with young people.

@maplenook

3 ай бұрын

Live with others

Love both these guys. Thank you for an excellent interview

I love men holding a door open for me or giving up their seat for me. I want a man who I know will protect me and have my back and put me first, treat me with kindness but allow me to be me

@mattf.johnston2939

3 ай бұрын

Yes, but you have to understand that there are women who yell at you for hold the door for them. I was one of them. I've stopped holding the door for women from that experience. Men will respond to time-exposure conditioning. If we are told not to hold the door open for women, we stop doing it. And then women like you suffer. So don't complain to men, go complain to the feminists for destroying chivalry.

@joseribeiro9564

3 ай бұрын

So you want a perfect man =p

@acanadianfarmgirl2667

3 ай бұрын

100%. I also think that the world would be a safer place where men are men.

@cindyfaulkner5725

3 ай бұрын

@@joseribeiro9564 no not perfect just a real man, just like my late husband was.

@jennifercox576

3 ай бұрын

Not happy with the word ‘allow’ though suggests you may have been a bit brainwashed by the old patriarchal system

Love Chris. He articulates his points very well, seems very decent and honest and his podcast is fookin brilliant

Chris is a top guy in every aspect, been listing to his podcast for many years now and it never gets old.

Great conversation! Wish it was longer.

Finally someone with positive influence on your show

Wow what a grate interview, Thank you @ChrisWillx for being a young man saying this, as an OLD old woman this is admirable of you. KEEP IT UP.

Really enjoyed this, you both came over really well, good work Gentleman, more please 🙏

Chris is right about going for a walk and that 'you can't think your way out of thinking['. It is clinically proven. A whole literature for example rumination-focused-CBT 🙂

Wow, just wow! Loved this intellectually stimulating & honest exchange. Great chap. Keep it up

Brilliant guy, Chris has wisdom well beyond his years. Great interview!

That was an awesome interview. I found myself agreeing with basically everything Chris has said. So I decided that I will listen to him more and actually start doing the things he said because a lot of them I already knew that I should do but was putting them off for such a long time.

Great to learn about you Chris, have been subscribed to you for some time but did not know this order side of you!

Chris is a legend his shies are bloody amazing ! Long form interviews with the most diverse and varied insightful and inspiring people of today! What an achievement he deserves every bit of his hard earned success go Chris !!!!!

@brianmeen2158

3 ай бұрын

Shies?

This is such a better platform for Piers Morgan since it allows him to listen more to the guests and makes for much better balanced interviews. I've watched Chris grow into who he is now. It was always there and thankfully a reality show opened the door to let him out. He's very intelligent and a great thinker with a very likeable warm personality. It comes as no surprise the success he is achieving.

Nice upload! Been following modern wisdom for a while now but had no idea about the love island/take me out stuff. Good thing really, had I known I wouldn’t have given the podcast a chance.

I'm a woman and I love it when my husband opens the door for me. Can we please make this insanity stop!

Nothing is funnier than a female media company CEO , informing a female movie director, informing a female actress, to memorize her lines about the patriarchy holding female opportunity back 🤣🤣🤣

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

The point of the film was that the 'Ken' characters were portrayed like how women have been historically portrayed in film since time immemorial. That's where the satire comes in. Sorry I couldn't work out from your comment whether you got that or not.

@giacomobandini969

3 ай бұрын

@candbendknee No. Women in the past were NEVER treated like The Ken in the movie. Women were, and some times still are, rigidly controlled, even oppressed. Never ignored, never taken for granted. To be oppressed and controlled Is not the same tò be ignored and forgotten. Two different Beast altogheter

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

@@giacomobandini969 I said women in FILM were depicted the way Ken was in the movie, like an accessory to the clever male lead, a piece of ass to be looked at with unintelligent lines. That's where the satire comes in my friend.

@giacomobandini969

3 ай бұрын

@@cantbendknee then It Is a stupid satire, which does not get ita point. But i do not think Is satire at all. I think It Is an honest ti God rappresentation of the Male condition nowadays. An inversion of the misoginy of old. That Is why the film had the success It had.

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

@@giacomobandini969 It's not stupid, that's how women were treated for decades on the silver screen. Since Greek times good satire has held up a mirror to society and shown it what it has done by over exaggerating and making a mockery of reality. The fact that it is making some men uncomfortable is very telling. It's a piece of art, whether you like the art is one thing but your interpretation of the intention is wrong. Even the person who wrote it states that it is satire.

I agree with the phones and social media is likely to cause more anxiety in young people, however you can choose what you consume on your phone, not stuff like war content. I also agree a lot with the comfortable lifestyle causes anxiety kind of as there is less need or desire to work hard and get out of the negative cycle of poor mental health

This was such an illuminating interview. I always knew I was missing something qualitative about Island Boy and now I know what it was He’s a cricketer.

Wow men!!! I love Pierce here and I love his interviews. I wasn't that found to Chris but this pod really change my mind, I agree with most of them both. Thank you Pierce to let me know what kind of man and thinker Chris is, indeed.

Love this guy. We are his followers. Keep your good work, Sir!

I had no idea Chris was on love island lol

It is ok to learn to be in touch with your feelings and show your gentleness as a man , i'm a gentle guy while still being masculine myself. But that's not what woke feminism is about. It's about humiliating men just because they are men.

@John1873--

3 ай бұрын

Spot on, big yin!

@jurassicthunder

3 ай бұрын

you should know WHEN to be gentle and WHEN to go hard.

@guntertorfs6486

3 ай бұрын

@@jurassicthunder One should be able to be both when needed. Many don't have the capacity to be both to begin with.

@Emit.

3 ай бұрын

​@@guntertorfs6486no one has it to begin with its from life experience

@guntertorfs6486

3 ай бұрын

@@Emit. Some children show empathy and kindness from a very early age. Some always remain narcissistic egotists. The majority is probably situated somewhere in between.

One of the best interviews on your show Piers. Chris is such a down to earth reasonable intelligent guy and is great to listen to.

Been following Chris for years. It’s brilliant to see his voice reaching more and more people.

A great interview,Chris Williamson is a breath of fresh air 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I, and the women I know, like strong masculine men! We like competent, confident, fit, strong, hunter/provider men! Men. We appreciate you. We need you. Please stay the amazing manly creatures that you were born to be!!!

@user-vc7sn6oy3j

3 ай бұрын

"Competent, confident, fit, strong, hunter/provider men!" You can all share the ~20,000 in the UK that this applies to.

This is why I love Chris! You can truly see how present he is, even while being interrupted and unseemingly made to look lesser than

Good interview. Did not know much about Chris Williamsom, but I like his approach on life and the world, might give a shot at his videos.

Brilliant… love seeing this… only just started watching.

Wow ive seen this on my feed for a few weeks and have been meaning to give it a watch but for whatever reason haven't until now. This is actually a really great conversation with so many relevant points. I love that piers is now on youtube and less restricted and i would love to see him on an episode of modern wisdom!

This is good news . Meaning things might get back closer to normal .. we have already seen men competing against women slow down .

@Scoopsdepoop

3 ай бұрын

The world is suffocating in carbon dioxide and this is the issue you care about

@TransKidsMafia

3 ай бұрын

MAKE AMERICA TRANS AGAIN ZOOEY ZEPHYR 2028

@ShadeDraws

3 ай бұрын

It needs more carbon dioxide not less. The greener the Earth the better.@@Scoopsdepoop

@ShadeDraws

3 ай бұрын

Seek help.@@TransKidsMafia

@jurassicthunder

3 ай бұрын

​@@Scoopsdepoopyou're in a cult buddy. the world is fine. it's seen worse you know.

Excellent interview from both here

Love this interview. Never heard of Chris until now, and I like what I hear. Life is a journey of self discovery, through experience, life lessons, loss. It's a vey bumpy road and we have to remain grounded to the fundamentals and how simple and perfect life could be without material objects. Morals and integrity are paramount. Homeostasis is the goal🌳🌎❤🤷🏻‍♀

You gotta love the insights from this conversation

Refreshing interview!

Excellent interview! Chris is an amazing addition to the spotlight.

I like Chris' humour sprinkled into his answers now and then👌 not too much, not too little

What a frickin Bamf. Thanks for all you do Chris to cut through the noise of misinformation and provide the world with the information it needs

Amazing conversation. 👏🏻👌🏻

Fantastic attitudes, great interview!

One of the most informative interviews I’ve ever seen, well done to both of you, great choice of subjects and so constructive, one major difference between America 🇺🇸 and Britain 🇬🇧 is climate and weather that makes people feel better in the 🌞, I found this out when living in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 more interviews please 😊

My father passed away when I was eight years old from liver failure complications from drinking. I won’t say I don’t consume alcohol but I often don’t at gatherings and I always get ridiculed or questioned. Why aren’t you drinking? What are you an alcoholic? No, I just don’t drink

Man like chris 🤝

@manchesterfellow5282

3 ай бұрын

If only he had some sort of hydration product..

he looks like spartacus, from the StarZ show..

@montana3918

3 ай бұрын

Agreed, thats what I always thought lol

@Taggartize

3 ай бұрын

Rip Andy whitfield

Really enjoyed this program!

CHRIS GIVES GOOD COMMON SENSE. ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks. Enjoyed listening to you guys. Keep it up.

Chris, you beautiful bastard

I don’t really like Chris gym bro attitude. He can talk about dating because he has enough money. Also don’t try to sound smart

Excellent interview. I think life is less about the vacancy and saturation of things, and more about the everything in between.

Really enjoyed this!

I don't shout when a man holds the door for me. I say thank you. There are a lot women out there who appreciate it and other virtues of "old school" masculinity, even - wait for it - compliments 😏

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

Who cares?

@Magnum0peth

3 ай бұрын

​@@cantbendkneeyou may not incel boy, but fortunately the majority of men are not a-holes like you, and women like Elena who appreciate chivalry are becoming few and far between each passing day.

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

@@echoside83 Doors are difficult. Often myself and my girlfriends will spend hours outside a shop debating whether we push them or pull them in order to gain access. Thank you so much for removing that challenge.

@debbieatkinson6072

3 ай бұрын

It's all gone out the window. Nothing nicer than nice manners and politeness. Makes my day 😊

@cantbendknee

3 ай бұрын

@@debbieatkinson6072 Is it nice manners to say that women suck and should be blamed for men's mental health? Oh by the way I have a life hack, also women are bad.

Great interview. Big fan of ,, Modern Wisdom '' 👌👍

I did not know anything about his background. What a journey! He really improved himself!

I am a dedicated viewer of KZread podcasts, I find them quite interesting since I'm on a mission to try and center some of my left-leaning tendencies. I truly have opened up my mind in my quest to find out why the Right vs Left controversy has become so ingrained in our society. I've discovered three things that have left me more confused than ever. All the men worship at the altar of Joe Rogan, Elon Musk or Jordan Peterson, interviews are usually with people with the same political leanings and lately all of you guys based in Austin are beginning to just interview each other. Maybe it's time for me to go back to reading books. BTW: Chris Williamson is the epitome of what we called back in the day a hunky dude.

@adamgates1142

3 ай бұрын

If you want five minutes of valuable information spread out over the course of four hours, then podcasts are where it's at!

I know in Australia, every psychologist I’ve ever seen Will say working out and doing stuff is the most important thing to get in your mental health. Better again before they , breathing working out doing mental exercises. There’s lots of things to try before drugs.