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PSA: The Eric Weinstein who appears on podcasts is almost unrecognizable from @EricRWeinstein on Twitter.
I’m not a fan of his Twitter feed. Friends I’ve spoken with are also turned off by it. But at this point I’ve listened to most of his podcast appearances, and in that format he’s much less of a provocateur. In fact he’s highly empathetic — not to mention broad, cogent, incisive.
He recently launched his own podcast, The Portal. Ep. 1 was a 3-hour interview with Peter Thiel. Among other things, I loved the extended discussion on political violence. But ep. 2, in which he describes his plans and goals for the podcast, has me unreasonably excited.
If you’re in the market for some new listening material, I heartily recommend it. It’s available as a regular audio podcast (which is how I listen), but also apparently on YouTube:https://twitter.com/EricRWeinstein/status/1152307926180270080?s=20 …
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https://youtu.be/nM9f0W2KD5s pic.twitter.com/sEeE3npjsqIt’s not just Peter’s influence though. He’s great on every podcast and interview I’ve listened to!
The podcast was much more relaxed then his feed. But this is likely due to the different mental environment of twitter threads vs just chatting.
Yeah. I just wanted to point out to people who may be turned off by his Twitter feed that they should give his podcast a try. He’s an amazing thinker
I’m this way with Taleb.
Is Taleb less combative in interviews?
I forget if we discussed this. But agree on podcast abunch Loved first episode. Kinda wish could subscribe to podcast that was just recurring two hours of the two of them. Always enjoy when you see people who clearly have dynamic together.
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