Episodes featuring Chris Williamson
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Chris Williamson argues that popular romance stories like The Notebook and Titanic teach women to find emotionally unavailable men exciting and safe, stable men boring, and that men then adjust their behavior to match.
Chris Williamson talks with Codie Sanchez about why effort alone doesn't build wealth and what it actually takes to turn a self-employed job into a real business.
Chris Williamson and a geopolitical analyst discuss why the U.S. might pursue territorial expansion into Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela as a response to domestic instability.
Chris Williamson hosts three geopolitical experts debating US decline, China's rise, the Iran conflict, and whether overlapping crises could trigger global economic collapse.
Chris Williamson, Macken Murphy, Rob Henderson, and Steve Stewart-Williams discuss how biology and money shape what men and women look for in partners, and how that is changing.
Chris Williamson sits down with Jimmy Carr, George Mack, and Harry Dry to talk comedy, writing, creativity, and how to make better decisions in work and relationships.
Chris Williamson talks with a special operations veteran about why elite military operators are so rare, combining high IQ, willingness to use violence, and comfort with moral ambiguity.
Kanika Batra, a diagnosed factor-one psychopath, joins Chris Williamson to explain how she manipulates relationships, builds status, and is now testing Christianity as a moral framework.
Darby Saxbe joins Chris Williamson to argue that postpartum depression is largely a product of modern isolation, not biology, and explores what individuals and societies can do about it.
Chris Williamson and guests look at research on how high-income women choose partners, finding that wealth does not reduce their preference for economically successful men.
Chris Williamson talks with Harvard scientist David Sinclair about age reversal entering human eye trials, a pill version working in mice, and his daily longevity habits, from fasting and supplements to heart health...
Chris Williamson talks with a former Navy SEAL about the 25-year retrospective on 9/11 and how military leaders badly misjudged the length and complexity of the Iraq War.
Johnny Chang talks with Chris Williamson about going from violent gang member and prison lifer to living a productive life, and what finally made the change possible.
Joe Rogan and Chris Williamson discuss how intelligence agencies, media, and social media platforms shape and distort public narratives, and what that means for political engagement.
Chris Williamson reviews recent research on sex differences in relationships, covering attraction, breakups, sexual frequency in marriages, infidelity judgments, and polyamory.
Chris Williamson sits down with Jocko Willink, comedian Jeff Dye, and Matt McCusker to discuss military culture, discipline, sobriety, and why modern men lack meaningful rites of passage.
Chris Williamson talks with Dr. David Sinclair about extended fasting, including what happens at day 3 and how to monitor your body safely during long fasts.
Jeff Dye joins Chris Williamson and Matt McCusker to talk about how quitting alcohol changed his approach to dating and why reality shows like Love on the Spectrum can be exploitative.
Chris Williamson hosts a debate with Zack Kass, Liv Boeree, and Aric Floyd about what AI will realistically change by 2040, focusing on regulation, job protection, and near-term harms.
Chris Williamson examines why some female teachers abuse students, arguing the intense desire from teenage boys may be a key driver different from what motivates male offenders.