Interview · moment 26 of 26
Long-Form Media, Free-Form Conversation, and Closing Book Recommendations
from #249 - Jordan Peterson | The Tim Dillon Show · #249
3 min
Guest
Peterson praises long-form podcast conversation as punishing dishonesty and resembling jazz improvisation, then recommends his reading list at jordanbpeterson.com and Dostoevsky as accessible thriller-like literature before Tim wraps the interview.
- Tim describes his life as consisting of genuine discussions where he tries to learn something from every conversation without a predetermined goal.
- Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life is available now and Peterson plans to return for a speaking tour.
- Tim asks Peterson for book recommendations to help people understand his ideas and thinkers like Nietzsche and Jung.
- Peterson maintains a list of about 100 recommended books on his website that align with the ideas he presents.
- Reading through Peterson's recommended books would provide the equivalent of a good humanities education.
- Tim plugs jordanbpeterson.com as the place to find speaking tour dates and purchase books.
- The conversation may not have solved the world's problems but gave listeners an hour of smart and enlightening discussion.
Jordan PetersonFyodor DostoyevskyBeyond Order: 12 More Rules for LifeFriedrich NietzscheCarl JungChelsea Handler