Welcome to season three episode 35 of the Jordan B Peterson podcast. I'm Michaela Peterson,

Jordan's daughter. This is an interview podcast filmed recently November 2020 with Wim Hof.

The video version of the podcast is available on my YouTube channel at Michaela Peterson videos

or you can just type in Wim Hof Jordan Peterson and that'll bring you right to the episode.

I had Wim Hof on my podcast and dad co-hosting, but like usual as in one other episode,

I let him do most of the talking so we're putting it up on both podcasts. I think this will be

the format from now on for interview podcasts that are from my podcast. They'll all be available here

and in video version on my YouTube channel. Wim Hof is absolutely incredible. He's also known as

the Iceman, but I'll leave his intro that dad does in the actual episode. I heads up, dad mentions

in the episode that he hasn't been feeling well and I'm happy to tell you that he's feeling much

better since this was filmed, so don't worry. I hope you enjoy this episode. If you do,

please remember to hit subscribe for more. I want to tell you guys about an app slash website I use

called thinker.org. I absolutely love it. If you're someone who reads a ton or wants to learn fast,

this is for you. It's certainly for me. thinker.org, that's THINKR.org, allows you to read or listen

to hundreds of titles in a matter of minutes. I read a ton, mostly research stuff or books from

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get through information quickly or if you want to consume more and don't have the time, which is kind

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I would highly recommend thinker.org. I also use it even if I'm going to read the book or after

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