The Jordan Harbinger Show
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The Jordan Harbinger Show
(Apple's Best of 2018) In-depth conversations with people at the top of their game. Jordan Harbinger unpacks guests' wisdom into practical nuggets you can use to impact your work, life, and relationships. Learn from leaders (Ray Dalio, Simon Sinek, Mark Cuban), entertainers (Moby, Tip "T.I." Harris,...
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1344: Avocados | Skeptical Sunday
Does your guac come with a body count? Jessica Wynn peels back blood avocados, cartel taxes, and deforestation on this week's Skeptical Sunday.
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1343: Stats Say Most Men Are Bad and It Makes You Sad | Feedback Friday
You've read the data on men and violence, and it's draining your hope in half the population. Can the numbers survive a fact-check? It's Feedback Frid...
1342: Jacob Ward | How AI Turns Convenience Into Control
Think you make your own choices? The Loop author Jacob Ward shows how AI preys on the autopilot brain, and what a little friction can do to fight back...
1341: Lou Valoze | Outsmarted the Criminals, Betrayed by the Government
Lou Valoze ran Ray Khan — one of the ATF's most effective informants ever — then watched the system he served leave the man out to dry.
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1340: ZYNs | Skeptical Sunday
Are ZYNs gas-station Ozempic or a dopamine loan shark? Nick Pell digs into the nicotine pouch boom this Skeptical Sunday — and the verdict is messy.
1339: Brother's Objection Threatens Family Connection | Feedback Friday
Your brother demands you cut off the parents who hurt him years ago, but your kids love their grandparents. Now what? Welcome to Feedback Friday!
1338: Jamie Metzl | The AI Ten Commandments
Jamie Metzl asked AI to distill thousands of years of human wisdom into 10 commandments. What it reflected back says more about us than the machine.
1337: Nicole Sachs | How Your Nervous System Might Be Keeping You Sick
Mind Your Body author Nicole Sachs explains how pain is your brain's alarm, and why facing buried feelings can reverse symptoms once thought permanent...
1336: Dialysis | Skeptical Sunday
This Skeptical Sunday, Jessica Wynn explains how dialysis became a $50B industry where under 40% of patients survive five painful years of dependence....
1335: Protecting Your Kids from the Evil They Hid | Feedback Friday
Assaulted at a Buddhist center known for cover-ups, you were silenced. How do you keep the kids safe when your ex takes them there? It's Feedback Frid...
1334: Justin Garcia | Why We Live, Cheat, Break, and Die for Love
Dr. Justin Garcia explains why heartbreak mirrors cocaine withdrawal, why dating apps backfire, and what humans actually hunger for beneath the swipin...
1333: Chris Kolbe | Is Your Gym Shirt Slowly Poisoning You?
HyperNatural co-founder Chris Kolbe reveals what's hiding in your synthetic clothes, why it matters, and the simple fix that won't break the bank.
1332: Screen Time | Skeptical Sunday
Screens are rewiring teen brains and torching their happiness. Michael Regilio cuts through the glare to explain what's really at stake on Skeptical S...
1331: Your Boyfriend's Wrath Is Blocking Your Path | Feedback Friday
Your boyfriend rages through walls, jobs, and landlords like a one-man wrecking crew. You've got coping tools—but is coping the goal? It's Feedback Fr...
1330: Javier Leiva | Why We Obey: From Prank Calls to Fake Badges
Fake cops, fake ICE agents, and prank callers are turning ordinary people into accomplices. Javier Leiva joins us to examine the psychology of obedien...
1329: Psychic Detectives | Skeptical Sunday
Psychics keep wedging themselves into police cases — and grieving families pay the price. Nick Pell explains the grift on Skeptical Sunday!
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1328: They’re an Ideal Pair, but Is Her Baggage Fair? | Feedback Friday
You're 47, dating a guy 15 years younger, and quietly drafting his exit so he can find someone "better." Noble move, or self-sabotage? It's Feedback F...
1327: Eric Zimmer | Making Small Changes for a More Meaningful Life
A little of something beats a lot of nothing every single time. How a Little Becomes a Lot author Eric Zimmer explains the math of meaningful change.<...
1326: Simone Stolzoff | How to Make the Most of Uncertainty
Why does not knowing feel worse than bad news? How to Not Know author Simone Stolzoff shows us how to make uncertainty work for us, not against us.
1325: Matriarchy | Skeptical Sunday
Have women ever ruled the world — or did we just make it all up? Jessica Wynn separates feminist folklore from real anthropology here on Skeptical Sun...
1324: Has "Vanilla" Guy Always Been Kinky on the Sly? | Feedback Friday
17 years in, your husband's hidden kinks and porn habits are unraveling everything you thought you knew about him. Now what? Welcome to Feedback Frida...
1323: Todd Rose | The Collective Illusions Tearing America Apart
90% of Americans privately agree on most issues, yet publicly act like enemies. Author Todd Rose unmasks the collective illusions fueling our division...
1321: David Royce | The Blue-Collar Advantage in the AI Era (Bonus)
AI is coming for the lawyers, not the plumbers. Pest control founder David Royce explains how blue-collar margins are quietly crushing white-collar dr...
1320: The Moon | Skeptical Sunday
Blaming our problems on the Moon is lunacy! Jessica Wynn illuminates the dark side of what we understand about our celestial neighbor on Skeptical Sun...
1319: Is Your Loving Wife Living a Closeted Life? | Feedback Friday
Five years of marriage, a baby, and a nagging hunch your wife might be pining for the other team. You're not mad, but now what? Welcome to Feedback Fr...
1315: Nicolas Niarchos | The Dirty Supply Chain Behind "Clean" Energy
Clean energy has a dirty secret buried deep in the Congo. The Elements of Power author Nicolas Niarchos is here to pull the supply chain apart link by...
1313: Ruined the 'Do, Ruined the 'I Do' Too | Feedback Friday
Your BFF wrecked your hair, kicked you off her bachelorette trip, and got your fiancé uninvited from his own brother's wedding. Yep, it's Feedback Fri...
1309: Paul Eastwick | Science Says You're More Attractive Than You Know
The dating industry profits by exploiting your insecurities. Bonded by Evolution author Paul Eastwick brings science to prove that even you can land l...
1297: Iran | Out of the Loop
Protests, missiles, and a regime on the ropes — Iran is at a turning point. Ryan McBeth explains the forces driving one of the world's most complex cr...
1296: Saving Bro's Soul from Alt-Right Rabbit Hole | Feedback Friday
Your brother's political curiosity took a dark turn into alt-right extremism. As his big sis, can you reach him before it's too late? It's Feedback Fr...
1290: Danny Rensch | How Chess Freed Me from Life in a Cult Part Two
Danny Rensch went from being weaponized as a chess prodigy by a cult to co-founding Chess.com — detailed on part two of this two-part episode. (Find p...
1285: Passport Bros | Skeptical Sunday
Passport Bros claim fleeing abroad solves their dating woes. Nick Pell explains why they're in for a rude awakening on this Skeptical Sunday.
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1284: Husband Hid His DUI — Is It Time to Say Goodbye? | Feedback Friday
A hidden DUI. Secret drinking. Constant lies. You escaped an alcoholic mom only to marry the same pattern. Is it time to break free? It's Feedback Fri...
1281: Can Your Love Be Blind to Her Conspiracy Mind? | Feedback Friday
She checks your boxes, but believes in flat Earth and Wayfair child trafficking. Do you give this hot conspiracy theorist a shot? It's Feedback Friday...
1280: Cory Doctorow | Why Everything Got Worse and What to Do About It
Remember when Facebook was fun and Google actually worked? Cory Doctorow coined a term for what went wrong, and he's here to explain how we fight back...
1277: Isabelle Boemeke | The Rad Future of Nuclear Electricity
Nuclear power could save the planet — so why are we terrified of it? Here, Rad Future author Isabelle Boemeke breaks down the science behind the stigm...
1276: Coltan Scrivner | The Evolutionary Logic of Morbid Curiosity
Why do we rubberneck accidents and binge true crime? Behavioral scientist Coltan Scrivner explains the surprising psychology behind our morbid curiosi...
1275: Incels | Skeptical Sunday
Are "incels" dangerous radicals or just lonely guys punching walls online? Nick Pell takes us to the basement to find out here on Skeptical Sunday.
1273: Richard Shotton & MichaelAaron Flicker | Marketing to Human Minds
Hacking the Human Mind authors Richard Shotton and MichaelAaron Flicker reveal ways brands exploit human psychology and how we can use this to our ben...
1272: Left-Handedness | Skeptical Sunday
Scissors, spiral notebooks, cultural taboos — lefties have it rough. Jessica Wynn explores why 10% of us are southpaws here on Skeptical Sunday.
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