Mikhaila Peterson Confronts The Woke Mob, Cancel Culture, and Curing Depression

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Intro - 0:00
What It Is Like Growing Up With Jordan Peterson As Your Father - 1:20
Don't Listen To Stupid Rules - 5:50
How Jordan's VIRAL Argument Impacted The Peterson Family - 7:26
Why Mikhaila ONLY Eats Steak - 12:31
How Mikhaila Knew She Was Depressed - 13:28
Can Depression Be Solved For Anybody? - 16:12
How Diet Cured Mikhaila's Depression - 17:31
Mikhaila Explains 'The Lion Diet' - 20:54
The Ideal Diet For The Average Person - 41:06
How Mikhaila Prepares Her Steaks - 42:11
Mikhaila's Thoughts On Veganism - 42:53
Why Mikhaila & Jordan Are So Controversial - 43:40
Mikhaila On 'The Sunday Times' Hit Piece & Negative Media - 49:38
Why Billionaires Support Media Publications - 52:39
Why Mikhaila Has ZERO TRUST For The Medical System - 59:11
Depression vs Deep Sadness - 1:04:45
How The "Trans Issue" Has Gotten Out Of Hand - 1:07:57
The Negative Effects Of Social Media On Children - 1:10:35
Mikhaila's Relationship W/ God & Religion - 1:13:58
Mikhaila On Her Dad - Jordan Peterson - 1:21:56
Does Mikhaila Feel Like She Is Living In Her Father's Shadow? - 1:23:48
Is Modern Dating Screwed? - 1:27:11
Why Mikhaila Got Married After ONLY 3 Months - 1:35:14
The Advantages Of Working With Your Spouse - 1:40:54
What Divorce Taught Mikhaila - 1:44:10
Is It Good To Be Brutally Honest? - 1:49:06
Closing Thoughts - 1:59:03

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[beccalucas]

It bothers me that y’all don’t drink ice coffee during these interviews

[maryjoanangeles]

For an almost 84 year old who have watched so many podcast since rwo years agao, this one so refreshingly spontaneous and very educational on many levels.. you three restore my faith in the yonger generations. God bless you three and thanks a lot for the vicarious highly enjoyable conversation.

[MariA-yrkd]

I met Mikhaila randomly the night before seeing Dr. JP on his book tour. She’s as cool as she seems. She even agreed to play a game of skee ball with me.

[cfmcelderry]

I think Jack is going to start going to church looking for dates😂😂😂

[zachbeall]

Jack's character development is great.

[galtha]

I love Mikhaila and her dad. She seems like such a beautiful soul. I could listen to her dad for hours and have done that many times. God bless them both and their entire family.

[AmateurSuperFan]

Graham definitely woke up 2 minutes before this lol

[zanleuxs]

I love to hear someone acknowledge how bad the canadian healthcare system is, I feel so gaslit by healthcare workers because there is no acknowledgement of how much pain and suffering they neglect people into

[RoryBland]

So cool to see my two worlds cross over in the one video! Mikhaila is amazing and her sharing her health testimony changed my life. Went carnivore, changed my health and life forever. Very grateful for her!

[rachelmcbride]

I love the Petersons. I've had a lot of arthritic pain and mood improvements with carnivore. It's very hard for me to stick to because as she said, the sugar addiction is no joke. But I do try to focus on a meat heavy diet and feel better for it.

[sabretoothlover]

Medical Injury Death is not talked about enough. My mom cared for a man who was in his 90s, despite his age doctors pushed him to get a colonopsy that he did not want. He was injured during the procredure and died a few days later.

[minimontrealmoments]

It was nice seeing a side of her I've not heard her talk about in other interviews. Congrats on a very enjoyable podcast:)

[TheFinanceZone]

Jack needs to drop a workout channel next he is looking jacked

[AngieThinks]

So glad you had Mikhaila on, she and her father have exceptional stories about personal experiences especially about health! Love this conversation!

[xboxmanify]

What she says about depression vs being sad is so true, I was in a situation a few years ago where one of my parent's died, i had no friends living anywhere near me, i was eating bad, i wasn't exercising, i was in the worst shape of my life, i was in a terrible work situation, and when i went to a therapist i got diagnosed with depression and i believed it and i was put on anti depressants. Knowing what i know now and looking back i was not clinically depressed, i was sad because my life was shit. The thing standing between me and happiness was NOT medical treatment, it was making my life better. therapy and anti depressants was nothing but a shitty band aid, what actually made my life better was making friends, exercising, eating right, getting a better job, etc.
If you're in a shitty situation and you think you're depressed there's a pretty good chance that you're actually just very sad because of your shitty situation. Real depression is a medical problem and requires medical treatment, being very sad because your life is shitty is a problem with your life and requires making your life better.
I tend to believe most people nowadays who think they're depressed are in the same situation i was in.
Main takeaway from this - if things in your life getting better would make you happy then you're not depressed, you're just sad, you don't need medical treatment, you need to make your life better.

[MNIU_]

The 1st thing she described sounds like anxiety, I’ve never heard of hyper vigilance being associated with depression

[ceewng]

I have struggled against depression for 28 years. My first full body panic attack was at age 6. I was in and out of the hospital and no one could figure out what was wrong with me. Been on and off meds. The system is so so so broken.

[caitlinhoey]

I love Mikhaila Peterson! I’m schizophrenic and I’m using a Lion Diet to put my symptoms in remission. I think it’s so great she shares her experiences with people so they can heal too. I was hallucinating and delusional in my late twenties, then medicated for 6 years in my thirties (it’s not comfortable. Severely lethargic, and unmotivated. 70 pounds over weight) On a ketogenic/ Lion Diet, I lost all of the weight I gained, and I am functioning like a normal person now. It’s amazing that she gets the message out and helps people regain their independence. I’m eternally grateful ☺️

[financialliteracy]

The apple didn't fall far from the tree! She had a lot of very good insights!
Thanks for yet another great interview guys!

[TheHawkeyes]

I really wish they would give a much better introduction to the guests. I don't know most and all we get is a name at the beginning.