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The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion

Jonathan Haidt · 2012
Mentioned 11 times across 8 podcasts · 2019–2026
Mention timeline11 mentions
20192026
Where it's mentioned
2026
A Stoic Mantra For Your Sh*ttiest Moments (And Other Ancient Wisdom That Holds Up) | Jonathan Haidt
10% Happier with Dan Harris · Oct 2026
“The Righteous Mind, which is the first one I read and had a real impact on me”
#1311 Séamus Power - Inequality: A View from Manywheres
The Dissenter · Sep 2026
“Jonathan Haidt. Uh he and I share some kind of lineage at the University of Chicago and his book, The Righteous Mind, he also talks quite a lot about fairness”
#1308 Stephen Vaisey: The Sociology of Morality and Political Beliefs
The Dissenter · Sep 2026
“when Jonathan Hyde published The Righteous Mind, I mean, I was uh a qu uh kind of uh intrigued about it, but then I I mean”
Black Holes, Denny’s Fist Fights & Japanese Handjob Culture - Rabbit Hole #4 - #1118
Modern Wisdom · Jul 2026
“The righteousness”
Fame, Incels, and the Need to Matter | Rebecca Goldstein
Behavioral Grooves Podcast · Jun 2026
“I think the subtitle of his book, The Righteous Mind, where he writes about this is it it's a really it's a good read, recommended for every any everyone”
What is greatness? with Chuck Klosterman
ReThinking · Jun 2026
“a similar conclusion to the to John Heidt when before the Righteous Mind, he wrote what I think is his best academic paper”
#1259 Sarah Stein Lubrano: Why Political Debate Does Not Work
The Dissenter · May 2026
“I think there's a little bit about my book that I carefully packaged it to look a little bit like, you know, a Stephen Pinker book or a Jonathan Hayde book, right”
10 Books That Changed My Life
On Purpose with Jay Shetty · Apr 2026
“Book number eight is The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt”
2022
#644: Jonathan Haidt — The Coddling of the American Mind, How to Become Intellectually Antifragile, and How to Lose Anger by Studying Morality
The Tim Ferriss Show · Dec 2022
“and the New York Times bestseller's The Righteous Mind and The Coddling of the American Mind with Greg Lukyanov”
2020
#447: Books I've Loved — Ann Miura-Ko
The Tim Ferriss Show · Jul 2020
“a book called The Righteous Mind, Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion. And it's written by Jonathan Haidt”
2019
#61 Jonathan Haidt: When Good Intentions Go Bad
The Knowledge Project · Jul 2019
“John has a PhD in social psychology, is the author of The Happiness Hypotheses, The Righteous Mind”