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Farewell Show: LIVE With Ian Carroll | Candace Ep 183

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Apr 28, 2025

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Ian Carroll

Ian Carroll, a popular YouTuber and commentator, joins the discussion with insights into current events and cultural criticisms. They dive into the pressures faced by celebrities like Justin Bieber and Blake Lively, addressing media manipulation and psychological implications. The conversation also explores the moral decline of Hollywood's influence on society and the complexities of modern masculinity. With humor and candid reflections, they tackle profound topics while preparing for the host's upcoming maternity leave.

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Freud's Psychology as Gaslighting

Sigmund Freud's psychology originally covered child molestation but he concealed these truths for reputation.
Modern psychology evolved from these gaslighting tactics, aiming to discredit truthful victims as mentally ill.

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Psychopath Label as Control Tool

Labeling dissenters as 'psychopaths' is a manipulative tactic to silence disagreement.
This psychological branding is frequently weaponized to maintain control over public opinion and discourse.

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Freud Protected by Elite Interests

Freud's emergence coincided with elite consolidation of power and media control around the Industrial Revolution.
His protected status reflects the powerful elites' use of psychology for social control during that era.

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Well you guys— it’s here. Last episode until after maternity leave. And it's good timing because virtually everything has exploded over the weekend. Ian Carroll joins me to discuss Blake Lively, Justin Bieber, Jordan Peterson, and more! Check out Ian Carroll's YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Iancarrollshow

00:00 - Start.

00:45 - Justin Bieber and Hollywood.

10:53 - Psychology and gaslighting people.

34:38 - Jordan Peterson on "psychopaths."

44:37 - Blake Lively's Time100 Gala Speech.

52:58 - Ian's schedule for hosting the show.

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