Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is a hightail esteemed Canadian clinical psychologist and professor of psychology who is sometimes known for his controversial/conservative views on social and political issues. He often discusses his views on personal development, individual responsibility, the psychology of belief systems and the importance of traditional values in today’s modern society.
Sound and Vision Media recently got the chance to help out with a virtual interview session for one of a series of “The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast”. In episode 422, he interviews Dr. Chris Palmer, a medical doctor and psychiatric researcher working in the areas of sleep health and addiction.
The technique used to film this episode is considered remote virtual viewing. A virtual interview involves using telecommunications tools to establish a visual and audio connection between collaborators in different locations. The most common technical setup for this is to use a web based platform like Zoom, Google Meets, Skype, etc. creating a connection through the computer, so that the feed is being shown at both locations.
In this scenario, Jordan Peterson was in Canada, while Chris Palmer was in Massachusetts in front of Sound and Vision Media cameras. Technology to make this possible demanded that each participant wear Apple AirPods for listening to each other. The isolated audio prevented that dreadful feedback echo loop commonly experienced during remote video connections.
