Episodes featuring Chris Williamson
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Chris Williamson documents his live tour across Australia and New Zealand, covering jet lag, performing new material for large crowds, and the gap between outward success and inner fulfillment.
Chris Bailey joins Chris Williamson to discuss why some goals feel effortless, how values drive motivation, and practical ways to beat procrastination.
Kathryn Paige Harden joins Chris Williamson to discuss the genetic roots of antisocial behavior, focusing on a Dutch family where a rare MAOA gene mutation caused violent behavior in males but not females.
Chris Williamson talks with Will Guidara, who took Eleven Madison Park to number one in the world, about how unreasonable hospitality, making people feel seen, became his edge over chef-led rivals.
Chris Williamson argues that real strength means feeling emotions fully, not suppressing them, and that fear of judgment stops people from forming genuine connection.
Louis Theroux joins Chris Williamson to discuss why average men are falling behind in education, employment, and mental health while society largely dismisses their struggles.
Chris Williamson and Dr. Debra Soh discuss looksmaxxing, exploring why young people pursue extreme cosmetic procedures and how intrasexual competition drives many of these choices.
Gurwinder Bhogal joins Chris Williamson to examine 19 uncomfortable truths about human nature, including how empathy, social media, and naming problems can backfire in surprising ways.
Chris Williamson and Louis Theroux discuss why talking about men's issues is so fraught, and how the word 'manosphere' now lumps together wildly different voices.
Chris Williamson and Kathryn Paige Harden discuss whether modern society's push to reduce male aggression puts unfair pressure on men and whether schools are built for how boys actually develop.
Sex researcher Debra Soh joins Chris Williamson to discuss her book Sexinction, arguing that young people are having far less sex as porn, phones, AI companions, endocrine disruptors and gender division replace real...
Venture capitalist Bill Gurley joins Chris Williamson to discuss how to build a career you won't regret, using frameworks like regret minimization and continuous learning.
Chris Williamson talks with sex researcher Debra Soh about her hands-on research into sex dolls, sex robots and AI companions. Soh says sex robots are definitely coming and asks whether this is good for an already...
Louis Theroux joins Chris Williamson to discuss his Netflix documentary on the manosphere, exploring why figures like Andrew Tate went viral and how algorithms drive extreme content.
Chris Williamson speaks with a divorce lawyer who argues that slow, structured courtship and progressive emotional and physical disclosure are what keep relationships healthy and marriages intact.
Chris Williamson talks with sex researcher Debra Soh about how porn affects men's motivation, dating and brains, and why Soh sees heavy porn use as a coping habit for anxiety rather than a true addiction.
Chris Williamson talks with psychologist Dr. Max Butterfield about evidence-based relationship advice, arguing there are no universal dating rules, and covering breakups, rumination, red flags, female competition and...
Chris Williamson and behavioral geneticist Kathryn Paige Harden debate Norway's 21-year sentence for a man who killed about 60 children, and what punishment is really for.
Psychotherapist Dr Peter Salerno joins Chris Williamson to explain cluster B personality disorders like narcissism and psychopathy, arguing they stem largely from genetics rather than childhood trauma, and how...
Chris Williamson and Max Butterfield discuss why people communicate indirectly through coded messages, how this starts in childhood, and why it differs between men and women.