SOTT Talk Radio: Are Psychopaths Cool? Uncovering the predators among us

[Seaniebawn]

Hi I stumbled across this radio show on youtube, it's the third episode from February 3rd, 2013 here are the details from the description

In this third SOTT TalkRadio show broadcast live on Sunday February 3rd, 2013, SOTT.net editors Joe and Niall were again joined by Jason Martin, along with special guests Laura Knight-Jadczyk and Harrison Koehli, editor of Red Pill Press, publisher of the underground classic, Political Ponerology: A Science on the Nature of Evil, Adjusted for Political Purposes. Together they discussed arguably the most important topic of our time: psychopaths and their influence in our world.

The 'virtues' of CEOs, political leaders, heart surgeons, soldiers and others possessing 'psychopathic qualities' is being heavily promoted through the mainstream media, academia and popular culture. References to psychopaths in TV shows like Dexter and movies like Seven Psychopaths would seem to suggest that psychopaths are not only generally known about and understood, but are also appealing to ordinary people.

But are psychopaths really cool? And what is a psychopath anyway? How many of them are out there and how long have they been around us? Everyone has an opinion about psychopaths, but are we all talking about the same thing? Bestselling books like Kevin Dutton's Wisdom of Psychopaths encourage people to 'unlock their inner psychopath'; does that mean we are all potentially psychopaths?

I really only listening to the sott radio show for the last 18 months, so I've missed a lot, but this show was great, Harrison, Joe, Niall where there and Laura and Jason dropped in, Jason is really funny rock on man, there was good callers and the whole discussion felt really organic and was more like a chat, I really enjoyed it, so I know it's old but I didn't listen, and I was thinking and I'm fairly new so I thought I'd post it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpeK4HIDZX0

I think I'm going to go back through the sott radio archive from the beginning