The Isabel Brown Show premiered Monday on DailyWire+, and The Daily Wire’s newest host wasted no time getting to the crux of the issues that plague America today.
“I spent forever contemplating exactly what we wanted our first episode of the new &amp; improved Isabel Brown Show to be all about,” Brown said in her debut episode. “I think the best place for us to start is understanding just how insane our culture currently is and how we got here.”
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It’s been sitting with me heavy for the last year how new media has become spectacularly skilled at reacting to insanity, but virtually no one is creating a clear playbook for how we escape it. We’re great at playing defense against evil, but we… <a href="https://t.co/TJneZeKofk" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pic.twitter.com/TJneZeKofk</a>
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Brown then takes her viewers back in time 60 years, to when the Communist Party of the United States “actually read into the Congressional Record their&#8230;goals for how to destroy America as they knew it.”
Reading through the 45 goals — which include taking control of the schools, fomenting student riots, and discrediting the Constitution — Brown says it’s “eerie how much it feels like you’re reading a description of the society we live in today.”
The Communists also pushed to “discredit the family as an institution” and “eliminate prayer” from schools and the public consciousness.
“Tell me all of this is not a direct play by play of everything we’re living through today in our broken society!” Brown says.
“The tough truth that’s an incredibly hard pill to swallow is this: they won,” Brown says. “They resoundingly succeeded in bringing every single one of those goals to fruition, and they were incredibly open about it right in front of our faces while generations that came before us probably giggled and said there&#8217;s no way that will ever happen.”
But Brown sees hope in her generation.
“Newsweek magazine recently reported that 93% of current college students still want to get married, even in a culture screaming at them that marriage is an outdated concept. Over 80% of us plan on starting our own businesses within the next five years instead of slaving away for a woke CEO.”
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“We&#8217;re ditching our hormonal birth control across the political spectrum, we&#8217;re deleting our dating apps and reviving speed dating and blind dates. We&#8217;re cooking with beef tallow instead of seed oils, and maybe most importantly we&#8217;re overwhelmingly embracing God in a godless culture.”
“We&#8217;ll cover every single one of those topics at length on the show,” Brown says. “I promise.”
Brown, a Colorado native who rose to prominence as a social media influencer, says she joined The Daily Wire to help sketch out a new American dream — a plan of action to match the Left’s agenda.
“These days, everyone has a podcast,” she notes. “But we aren’t creating clarity. We’re only feeding into more chaos.
“As The Daily Wire rounds out their first decade trying to change culture and hits the drawing board for what comes next, I am so excited about the meeting of the minds we have and our shared passion to go on offense to save our country and world.”
“Through this show, and all of the content we make together, my prayer is that we can seek the truth to save the West, together, not just for us, but for our children and every generation to come.”
“We’ve got a whole lot of work to do, and the fight is not over. We aren’t even close to having won this culture war. If anything, it’s never been more important for us to fight like hell.”
The first episode of The Isabel Brown Show is <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/the-launch-of-the-isabel-brown-show?elementPosition=0&amp;row=0&amp;rowType=Vertical+Show+Episodes+Carousel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">streaming now</a> on DailyWire+, and available everywhere else at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. New episodes will drop daily.

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This summer, DailyWire+ has released an exciting slate of new shows, while promising even more content to look forward to this fall. From Dr. Jordan B. Peterson getting back to his roots to Ben Shapiro delivering unchecked sarcasm on a late-night show, you don’t want to miss the newest content on DailyWire+.
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<h3><a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast">Answer the Call</a></h3>
In Answer the Call, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson returns to his roots, taking real calls from real people facing life’s hardest questions. Joined by his daughter, Mikhaila Fuller, the series transforms personal struggles into public insight — offering wisdom, empathy, and clarity in the face of chaos.
The first three episodes of “Answer the Call” are <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast">available</a> now on DailyWire+. 
<h3><a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-pope-and-the-fuhrer-the-secret-vatican-files-of-world-war-ii">The Vatican Files</a></h3>
Pope Pius XII, the man who led the Church through WWII, has been maligned by history as the Pope who could have stood against Hitler, but remained silent. Recent archival revelations, however, tell a different story. What is the truth? How did he respond to the Nazi threat? And who told his story? 
The <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/the-secret-archive?elementPosition=0&amp;row=0&amp;rowType=Vertical+Show+Episodes+Carousel">first episode</a> of “The Vatican Files” is available now on DailyWire+. 
<h3><a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/ben-after-dark">Ben After Dark</a></h3>
Ben After Dark is what happens when you give Ben Shapiro a late-night show and absolutely no supervision. What started as a 12-minute monologue has now mutated into a full-length, members-only spectacle of unscreened guests, unsolicited opinions, and unchecked sarcasm. It’s not news. It’s not therapy. It’s just Ben being&#8230; B.A.D. Watch Friday nights at 7:30 ET <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/ben-after-dark">on DailyWire+</a>.
<h3><a href="https://www.dailywire.com/videos/journey-to-the-ufc-joe-pyfer">Journey to the UFC</a></h3>
Journey to the UFC: Joe Pyfer chronicles the relentless journey of Joe Pyfer, a man who rises from a harrowing past and confronts shattering obstacles in his quest to fight in the UFC. Guided by transformative mentors who see his potential, Joe battles both personal demons and life-changing setbacks, emerging stronger with every challenge. His story is one of raw grit and resilience — a testament to the power of courage, hope, and an unbreakable will to succeed against all odds.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/videos/journey-to-the-ufc-joe-pyfer">Watch now</a> on DailyWire+.
<h3>The Isabel Brown Show</h3>
The Daily Wire’s newest host is best known for her fearless pro-life advocacy, viral reaction videos, and sharp takes on pop culture, politics, and policy. The D.C.-based Isabel Brown Show, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/gen-z-podcaster-isabel-brown-joins-the-daily-wire">coming to DailyWire+</a> this fall, will be a daily destination for anyone craving substance with style, blending Americana optimism with unapologetic truth.
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Ten years ago, The Daily Wire burst onto the scene. With the support of its loyal members, it has become a leader in the conservative movement — reshaping American culture and politics.
To mark the 10th anniversary — and to thank the members who keep us fighting — Friendly Fire launches September 10 on DailyWire+. Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, and Andrew Klavan are back together on screen, delivering sharp social and political commentary — and the kind of fiery, unmoderated debates only they can spark.
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A lot has changed since September 2015. Donald Trump was elected president (twice), a pandemic shook the nation, Democrats and Big Tech cracked down on the freedoms of conservatives, and gender ideology and DEI spread through schools, businesses, and government.
But common sense and conservative values kept fighting back. Shows from Shapiro, Walsh, Knowles, and Klavan helped conservatives stay engaged and politically potent. And millions of Americans who followed and subscribed to The Daily Wire helped us push back against the cultural decline accelerated by the Biden administration and its leftist allies.
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The fight isn’t over. That’s why DailyWire+ is rolling out more content: films like <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/videos/journey-to-the-ufc-joe-pyfer?row=0&amp;elementPosition=2&amp;rowType=Square+Show+Carousel">Journey to the UFC</a>, Jordan Peterson’s <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast">Answer the Call</a>, Michael Knowles’ docuseries <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-pope-and-the-fuhrer-the-secret-vatican-files-of-world-war-ii">The Pope and the Führer</a>, and <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/the-isabel-brown-show">The Isabel Brown Show</a>, premiering September 8.
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It’s that time of year again – parents are making their annual trip to Staples to fulfill comically-specific school supply lists while kids devour ice pops and plead for just one more week of late bedtimes.
But while back-to-school season is mostly advertised as a chance to go shopping, it can also be an opportunity to set your kids up for something that lasts longer than a Jansport backpack. For parents seeking deeper connections this season, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson has some advice.
The renowned clinical psychologist’s DailyWire+ series “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Parenting</a>” has advice for parents and children of all ages. In a world where kids are more likely to hear about gender identity than personal responsibility in the classroom, Peterson’s advice is needed now more than ever.
So, if you’re looking to do more this fall than search TikTok for artful Bento boxes, here are five pieces of back-to-school wisdom from Dr. Peterson.
<h3>Teach kids real self-worth, not fake self-esteem.</h3>
In today’s classroom, your child is more likely to be told they’re perfect “just the way they are” than encouraged to act in ways that merit the description. Peterson cuts straight through that lie in “Parenting.”
“The school system does a lot of false self-esteem training. ‘You should feel good about yourself, no matter who you are.’ First of all, that’s rubbish,” He states. Peterson reminds parents that yes, every child has intrinsic worth, but cautions that they need to learn that self-respect comes from responsibility.
“A lot of how you should feel about yourself is conditional, like are you a useless scoundrel causing trouble for everyone? Or are you pulling your weight? And if you’re pulling your weight and doing what you should, then you should have some reasonable regard for yourself. And that’s a way more stable basis for self-esteem,” he advises.
<h3>Stop doing everything for your kids.</h3>
Packing their backpacks, double-checking their homework folders, and solving every argument: these are all things parents do with good intentions. But, according to Peterson, that “help” might be doing more harm than good.
“Don’t do anything for anyone that they can do themselves,” he says.
“When you spoil a child, so to speak, what you do is you take away from them the opportunity to develop their own competence by doing too many things for them,” Peterson explains. “And what that means is that they stay overgrown children. And you might say, ‘Well, what’s wrong with that? Doesn’t it mean that I love them?’ It doesn’t mean that at all. It means that you are so conflict-averse or so afraid of losing them because they become independent and go away that you were interfering with their development.”
<h3>Nurture their passions</h3>
With busy schedules and endless distractions, it’s easy to miss subtle clues about what holds your child’s interest. But Peterson urges parents to notice the things that light them up.
“Many of the people that I’ve spoken to who’ve been extremely successful in later life found something they were interested in early and had parents who noticed their interest and fed it,” he says.
Whether it’s music, math, or making elaborate forts out of cardboard, your child’s interests are the seeds that can sprout into a purposeful life. Back-to-school time can be the perfect season to ignite that passion.
<h3>Don’t be afraid to have hard conversations.</h3>
Most parents sense when something’s off, but fear keeps them from digging deeper. Peterson challenges that instinct and insists that bringing up tough topics early makes them easier to handle in the long run.
“You can tell your kid, ‘Look, it might be an unpleasant conversation that we have to have, but I’m on your side and would like to get to the bottom of this,’” he says.
Back-to-school time can surface stress, fear, or even bigger issues. He tells parents not to choose silence, but instead to listen, love, and lead children on the right path.
And in the end, you’re teaching kids the vital life skill of resilience. “Tragedy comes to everyone,” Peterson says. “It’s necessary, and possible, to help your children and yourself optimize yours and their resilience in the face of life’s difficulties.
<h3>Give kids structure and rules, no matter what.</h3>
Want your child to feel safe? Endless choices aren’t the answer. Ultimately, boundaries are better.
“One of the ways you make your kids secure is by having a set of rules that don’t change no matter what,” Peterson says.
This structure, paired with predictable routines, creates what Peterson calls “islands of stability,” which are essential in times of change. “By putting down the rules and enforcing them carefully and thoroughly, you make your kids way more secure,” he says.

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The doctor is in — and he’s listening.
Beginning August 4, renowned psychologist, author, and commentator Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is bringing his eponymous podcast to new heights, The Daily Wire announced this week. In “Answer The Call,” Dr. Peterson returns to his roots in counseling, answering real questions from real people, turning private struggles into public insights.
With the assistance of his daughter, Mikhaila Fuller — who will field inquiries from listeners and help guide conversations — Dr. Peterson is ready to tackle the real problems his audience faces.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/answer-the-call-first-look?utm_campaign=answer&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=iterable&amp;utm_content=20250724_announcement" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH THE ‘ANSWER THE CALL’ TRAILER HERE.</a>
“Throughout his career, Dr. Peterson’s insight has helped millions around the world find purpose,” said Mike Richards, President and Chief Content Officer of Daily Wire Entertainment. “Answer the Call builds on that legacy, helping callers and viewers, as Dr. Peterson often says, ‘pursue what is meaningful, not what is expedient.’ It’s a return to his roots, as he brings his masterful skills straight to his audience.”
“Answer The Call” is the latest addition to the library of premium Peterson content on DailyWire+, which already includes the flagship Jordan B. Peterson Podcast, as well as his exclusive “<a href="https://get.dailywire.com/jordan-b-peterson/mastering-life/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mastering Life</a>” collection featuring series on Parenting, Masculinity, Marriage, Vision &amp; Destiny, Depression &amp; Anxiety, Negotiation, and Success.
A renowned Canadian psychologist, bestselling author, and influential public intellectual, Dr. Peterson is known for his incisive commentary on culture, psychology, and personal development. He joined DailyWire+ in 2022.
In addition to his digital content, Peterson has authored several influential books, including “Maps of Meaning, 12 Rules for Life, Beyond Order,” as well as his latest work, “We Who Wrestle With God,” which explores the psychological significance of biblical narratives. His writings have sold millions of copies worldwide, resonating with readers seeking clarity and purpose in an increasingly complex world.
The new series will be featured on Mondays within The Jordan B. Peterson podcast, with special members-only content also available exclusively on DailyWire+.
If you have a question you’d like to ask Dr. Peterson, <a href="https://get.dailywire.com/jordan-answers/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">submit it here.</a>

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The remarkable story of mixed martial artist Joe Pyfer hit the screens of DailyWire+ members on Friday, diving into the rise of one of the most daunting fighters in UFC history. 
“Journey to the UFC” follows the man who rose from a harrowing past and confronts shattering obstacles in his quest to fight in the UFC. In the DailyWire+ documentary, people will watch how Pyfer was guided by mentors who saw his potential as Pyfer faces his opponents, along with the personal demons and life-changing setbacks that came along the way. 
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Pyfer, whose longtime dream was to make it into the UFC, got his chance after making his way onto “Dana White’s Contender Series” in 2020, but he lost his fight against Dustin Stoltzfus in a technical knockout after he broke his elbow. Two years later, Pyfer got another shot at the “Contender Series” and the UFC. 
“Going into the second one, I had to battle depression. I would say that was my last stint of being a victim because I had struggled with a little bit of suicide problems, things like that. And I think I just was unappreciative of the journey that I was on,” Pyfer said in an interview with Morning Wire. 
“And I think that&#8217;s where you can become a victim. You can start to feel sorry for yourself. Things like that,” he added. “I couldn&#8217;t see the light at the end of the tunnel. They told me when I first broke my elbow that I was done fighting. I&#8217;d never fight again, because if I throw a punch, the impact could literally dislocate my elbow.” 
In his journey, Pyfer dealt with homelessness, a toxic relationship with his father, and numerous injuries. But he never gave up on his UFC dream. 
“I’ve taken a lot of pain, I’ve had a lot of hurt, I’ve had a lot of depression, I’ve taken a lot of abuse, I’ve had a lot of doubts,” Pyfer says in the documentary. “But one thing has always stood true and that is I’m going to show that I’m somebody that never gave up.” 
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/videos/journey-to-the-ufc-joe-pyfer">WATCH ‘JOURNEY TO THE UFC’ NOW ON DAILYWIRE+</a>

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Traversing the tragic road of chronic illness is never an easy feat, especially when the victim is your child. However, nothing is more important than teaching a kid to resiliently aim upwards when life throws a curveball. 
But how do parents encourage their child when certain activities are not an option due to health issues? In the final episode of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Parenting</a>,” Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with parents Greer and Catherine to discuss their four-year-old’s chronic illness, as well as how to uplift him in creative activities. 
“Three weeks ago,” the father, Greer, said, “my wife and I learned that our four-year-old son was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition that is going to progress throughout his childhood and life to the point where he may lose the ability to use his feet, legs, hands, and arms.”
“We live on a cul-de-sac full of little boys,” the mother, Catherine, added. “He runs out and wants to play with them on the asphalt and, inevitably, he will bite the dust and faceplant on the asphalt. He wants to play with them and we want him to play with them.”
The parents went on to explain how their son is imaginative and creatively driven, as well as that he likes to play with older kids who will happily sit down and play games with him. 
Dr. Peterson informed the parents that their task is to help their son “find his way” in the non-physical activities he enjoys.
“You’ve already adapted to this,” Dr. Peterson said. “That’s worth knowing. The best predictor of future performance is past performance, and you already have a track record of that. You already know how to make the adaptations that are necessary for this particular child.” 
Watch “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Resilience</a>” on DailyWire+ to find out how Dr. Peterson advises the parents to help their child adapt.

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Making sure your teen feels open enough to communicate can be a daunting task for parents, but it’s of utmost importance in maintaining a healthy parent-teen relationship, especially in dealing with bullying and avoiding crowds of bad actors.
But how do parents accomplish this without falling into the vice of helicopter parenting? In the third full-length episode of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Parenting</a>,” Dr. Jordan Peterson sits down with parents Sean and Jennifer to discuss the importance of knowing when and when not to step into the social lives of their two teens. 
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“Our daughter, when she was in fifth grade, was bullied by an LGBTQ club and friends at her school that tried to pressure her to join,” the mother, Jennifer, said. “We started noticing a change in her, and she eventually came to tell us that these students were bullying her.”
“As this is happening, our son, who’s in seventh grade… you start to see him hanging around with the wrong friend group,” the father, Sean, added. “He was starting to withdraw from us as a family… [He] turned to substance abuse at that time.”’
The parents explained how their relationship with their children, especially their son, is not as strong as they desire it to be. Jennifer pointed out their son has expressed a desire for “freedom.”
Dr. Peterson encouraged the parents to reasonably communicate with their son and have him develop a vision for the freedom he wants.
“Freedom and anarchy aren’t the same thing,” he said. “Freedom to do anything? That just makes you anxious. You want ordered freedom.”
Watch “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Bullying + Peer Pressure</a>” on DailyWire+ to find out how Dr. Peterson advises Sean and Jennifer to deal with their teens’ social issues.

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The teenage years can present numerous challenges that parents must adapt to, and it’s vital for a child’s development that parents don’t give up on teaching them responsibility, even when they start talking back with an attitude. 
In the second full-length episode of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Parenting</a>,” Dr. Jordan Peterson sits down with parents Jamie and Casey to talk through ways they can foster responsibility with their 13-year-old son, who is prone to throwing tantrums when he’s told something he doesn’t like. 
“We&#8217;ve got two kids, a 13-year-old and a 5-year-old,” the father, Casey, said. “Our 13-year-old, of course, was the only child for seven years. During that time, we spoiled the heck out of him because I grew up with nothing. And Jamie grew up in a household where things were love.”
“We both ended up funneling our attention on our children into things for those two reasons,” Casey added. “As a result, our 13-year-old throws tantrums quite often, loud screaming tantrums when he doesn&#8217;t get his way. And we&#8217;re trying to figure out how to get him through this part of his life to become a responsible adult.”
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The parents asked Peterson how they can handle their teen’s behavior and push him in the right direction. 
“I think it helps when I talk to him like a human being,” Jamie said. “So if I ask him to do dishes or I say, ‘I really need you to help me with this, do you think you can do that?’ And he’ll say, ‘Yes.’”
Peterson then pointed to multiple questions parents can ask their children about contributing to household needs. 
“Well, he&#8217;s old enough to start thinking about that because he may never even notice that if he does pull his weight, he feels better about himself, and he&#8217;s more mature,” Peterson said. 
Watch “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting">Teaching Responsibility</a>,” the latest episode of “Parenting,” on DailyWire+ to find out how Peterson advised that Casey and Jaimie, and parents like them, foster a relationship with their teenagers while also pushing them to become responsible adults.

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Leading a toddler in the right direction can often be exhausting and seem like a never-ending task, as any parent with a two- or three-year-old knows all too well, but parents also know that these early years come with incredible joy and satisfaction. 
So, how do you get through to your toddler in those difficult moments and reward them when they do good? Those are some of the questions that parents are asking Dr. Jordan Peterson in the first full-length episode of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting?row=0&amp;elementPosition=2&amp;rowType=Square+Show+Carousel">Parenting</a>,” which is now streaming exclusively on DailyWire+. 
“So we&#8217;re here because we want to foster a spirit of cooperation within our family,” a father named Nathan told Peterson. “Right now, we&#8217;re dealing with a pattern of behaviors with mainly our son, who&#8217;s three years old. Whenever we want to leave the house or cleaning up, sometimes he agrees … and then he starts running away. And I can always sort of pin him down to [put on] a jacket. Although I don&#8217;t think that&#8217;s a viable strategy over the long term.”
“Finding that balance. This is what we have to do. And we have to do it now,” Nathan’s wife, Jasmine, added. “But at the same time, we don&#8217;t want to crush that independence, autonomy, curiosity. So we need that balance.” 
Nathan and Jasmine said that they have a disciplinary issue with their toddler “at least three times a day” with outbursts that can last up to 30 minutes. “Just him running around, throwing his jacket on the floor,” Jasmine added. “Other times, let&#8217;s say it has to do with picking up his toys, I ask him to do it. He says, ‘No, my legs are broken.’” 
“Oh yeah, that’s creative,” Peterson said. 
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The world-renowned psychologist then dissects why their child might be testing boundaries and goes through strategies that the young parents can use to align their toddler with their desires for him. 
Later in the episode, Peterson highlights the importance of rewarding young children when they go “out of their way to do something slightly better, or maybe a lot better than they have before, or just doing something that&#8217;s thoughtful or kind, or that helps the family come together.” 
“If I&#8217;m giving a reward, how do I teach the value that we&#8217;re cooperating? We&#8217;re getting trust because that&#8217;s actually a family value. As opposed to, I&#8217;m just going to get a reward out of this. Like how do you translate the bigger value?” Jasmine asked Peterson. 
Peterson goes into how parents “have to use reward carefully,” giving parents examples of how to encourage and praise their children’s good behavior. 
Watch “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting?elementPosition=0&amp;row=0&amp;rowHeadline=Mastering+Life+Collection&amp;rowType=Portrait+Show+Carousel">Toddler Misbehavior</a>” on DailyWire+.

Jordan Peterson, Parenting

How Should You Discipline And Reward Your Toddler?

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sat down with &#8220;<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/podcasts/morning-wire" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Morning Wire</a>&#8221; host and Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley to discuss his new DailyWire+ series, “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Parenting</a>.” 
In the interview that aired on Sunday, the famed psychologist offered a glimpse into his profound perspective portrayed in the series, including the moral authority of parents, their responsibility to raise capable children amid the modern cultural crisis, and the specific importance of “boundaries as a fence.”
The first full-length episode of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/parenting" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Parenting</a>” is available now exclusively on DailyWire+.
 “Your household is a walled garden,” Dr. Peterson said. “That&#8217;s what paradise means, by the way. Paradise means ‘walled garden.’”
“The walls are there because they protect you from the outset and circumscribe a space, and a garden is a place where nature can flourish. If you set up a walled garden in your household properly, your children will play. That will give you a chance to play with your wife, which you want if you have any sense. The emergence of play in your household is an index of optimized harmony.&#8221;
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Dr. Peterson argued that boundaries are crucial in minimizing anxiety so this “play” can flourish. 
&#8220;Boundaries as a fence reduce anxiety, and that&#8217;s the same thing with stable household rules,&#8221; he added. &#8220;You might say the rules are restrictions, but what they&#8217;re really restricting is the chaos that produces anxiety… Boundaries, in the abstract sense of the principles by which you run the household, produce the kind of predictable stability within which play and exploration can take place — and they quell anxiety. You&#8217;re doing your child and you and your wife a great favor by imposing that regularity.”
These boundaries, according to Dr. Peterson, are the grounds on which parents fulfill their obligation to shape their children. 
&#8220;Your role as a parent — there’s two that are fundamental,” he said. “One is to encourage your child to be maximally socially acceptable, and you want to have that more or less in place by the age of 4, or there will be trouble, and it will be severe and hard to fix. And then your household should be a proxy for the real world, which means that it&#8217;s your responsibility as a parent to encourage behavior in the household that would translate well to the real world.”
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Jordan Peterson On How Boundaries Create A ‘Paradise’ For Kids: ‘Your Household Is A Walled Garden’

Morning Wire

Ahead of the highly anticipated release of Dr. Jordan Peterson’s “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/parenting-the-official-trailer?elementPosition=0&amp;location=Home%20Tab&amp;row=0&amp;rowType=Home%20Featured%20Carousel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Parenting</a>,” DailyWire+ released a 16-minute-long mini-episode on Wednesday, giving viewers a glimpse of the important questions and hard conversations covered in the series. 
Parenting isn’t a theory — it’s a daily test of character. In “Parental Roles,” Peterson meets with real parents navigating the joys and struggles of raising children. From discipline and play to guilt, sacrifice, and step-parenting, Peterson offers timeless insights rooted in clinical psychology and lived experience. If you’re a parent — or planning to be — this is where your journey begins.
In the new, powerful 5-part series, “Parenting,” Peterson will draw from decades of clinical practice to offer essential guidance on raising children in a world that rarely tells the truth. From discipline to identity, from boundaries to responsibility, Dr. Peterson distills the core principles every parent must understand — what it means to be a father, what it means to be a mother, and how to help your child become someone capable of adventure, accountability, and purpose.
&#8220;Parental Roles&#8221; is available for everyone on <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/parental-roles?elementPosition=0&amp;row=0&amp;rowType=Vertical+Show+Episodes+Carousel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">DailyWire+</a> and YouTube. In the episode, Peterson sits down with parents to discuss the important distinctions between the roles of mothers and fathers. 
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“Just being a parent, nothing I was ever interested in prior to this really is worthy of my time or concern at this moment,” one young mother tells Peterson. “I don’t know if that will last forever, and I’m curious about how things like my career, the things I have been doing outside of the house, relationships, other things I’m involved in now work into our lives. And I’m very open to the answer being, ‘You sacrifice it.’” 
Later in the episode, a young man sits down with Peterson and tells him that he is engaged to marry a woman who already has a two-year-old son. 
“Which means that I’m going to be an instant father to a toddler,” he says. “Which raises a few questions for me. What is a father? Is it something that you are, or is it a role that you can step into like I’m about to?&#8221;
Watch the full mini-episode to hear Peterson’s answers and listen to more important questions on parenting. 
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Episode 1 of “Parenting” will premiere <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/parenting-the-official-trailer?elementPosition=0&amp;location=Home%20Tab&amp;row=0&amp;rowType=Home%20Featured%20Carousel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">exclusively on DailyWire+</a> on Sunday, May 25.

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