Jordan Peterson’s Globalist Plot to Rule the World
Jordan Peterson is done with Canada, but is Canada done with Jordan Peterson?
CANADALAND · Jesse Brown
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Show Notes
Jordan Peterson sold his Toronto home, but what’s the next move for Canada’s biggest media export?
Tracing the arc of Peterson’s ambitions from media-hungry U of T prof to global media personality. J.J. McCullough joins to explain why Peterson is leaving Canada and trying to take over the world.
Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Lucie Laumonier (Associate producer) Tristan Capacchione (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), max collins (Director of Audio and Fact Checker), Jesse Brown (Editor)
Guest: J.J. McCullough
Additional music by Audio Network
Further reading:
- Jordan Peterson's house in Toronto up for sale as he and his wife relocate to the U.S. - National Post
- Jordan Peterson’s free speech ideology drew them to his online academy. Then they were expelled for speaking out - Toronto Star
- The Takeover podcast | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
- I Spent 3 Days at Jordan Peterson’s Anti-Climate ARC Conference. Here’s What I Saw. - DeSmog
- Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke calls on social media to ban violence | Vancouver Sun
- Federal report warns of rise in antisemitic incidents against children in schools - The Globe and Mail
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