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Jason: I'm going all in. Alright, besties. I think that was another epic discussion. People love the interviews. I could hear him talk for hours.
Absolutely. We crushed your questions
Friedberg: a minute. We are giving people route
Jonathan: to data to underwrite your own opinion.
Jason: What'd you guys say? That was fun. I'm doing all in. Alright, everybody. Welcome back to the All In podcast.
We're trying something new today. You all love when we do interviews. You love the great content that came out of the All In Summit, but, you also want to not miss an episode of the 4 of us talking about the news of the week. So today, we are doing our first episode of what we're calling the all in interview. What is the all in interview?
Well, it's 2 of us interviewing 1 guest as opposed to 4 v 1, which is quite unfair sometimes and a little bit unruly. And so we're planning on doing these as an experiment maybe 10 times a year since we know you love interviews. And today, we are really excited because we have Jonathan Haidt with us. He is a fearless author of some really amazing books. Freeburg, you have read all 4 of them.
I have read 2 of them. So why don't you give us your take on these 4 books, Dave, and then we'll kick it off to John.
Friedberg: It's great to have you, John. Thanks for joining us. I know you've done a lot of media lately, and a lot of it has focused on the anxious generation, which has obviously got some really important topical conversations embedded within it and that people are now having because of it. I first read the happiness hypothesis years ago. In fact, in one of our first episodes on of the all in pod back in 2020, I referenced it and I referenced some material from the happiness hypothesis.
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