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In this episode, I interviewed Göran Adamson, a sociology professor at University West in Sweden. He’s been dubbed “the Swedish Jordan Peterson” for his controversial critiques of multiculturalism. He is the author of the 2015 book, “The Trojan Horse: A Leftist Critique of Multiculturalism in the West.” Originally uploaded January 2019.

In the sixth episode of Things You Should Ngo, I interview Prof. Eric Kaufmann, a scholar of political demography at Birkbeck College in the University of London. Together, we discuss the research explored in his 2010 book, “Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?” His research predicts that immigration from religious societies, coupled with the higher fertility rate of religious people, will actually reverse the secularization process in the West. Originally uploaded October 2018.

In the fifth episode of Things You Should Ngo, I speak with feminism critic Carl Benjamin, also known by his YouTube alias, “Sargon of Akkad.” Benjamin has a following of over 800,000 fans, but is also accused of being "alt-right" and a misogynist. I spoke with the popular British video blogger to see if I could illuminate his controversial views. Originally uploaded October 2018.

In 2018, Lindsay Shepherd and Jordan Peterson launched separate lawsuits against Wilfrid Laurier University for millions of dollars. The two became linked after Shepherd was punished for playing a Peterson debate clip in her communications class. But, they are also connected in another way: through Faith Goldy. I speak to all three of them in this episode of Things You Should Ngo.

Original upload date: August 2018

In this episode of Things You Should Ngo, I go into an anti-Jordan Peterson protest in Portland and later speak with the professor himself. Bonus: I also interview Dave Rubin. Originally uploaded in July 2018.

In this episode of Things You Should Ngo, I interview Prof. Clay Routledge, a quantitative psychologist at North Dakota State University, about the psychology of social justice and religion. Originally uploaded in July 2018.