Jaffer Khan, a New York-based stand-up comedian and TV writer, joins the hosts to delve into the cultural significance of 'The Truman Show.' They explore how Truman's journey serves as a metaphor for radicalization and critiqued the commodification of genuine experience. The conversation reveals how the film anticipated the self-surveillance state of social media and reflects on the ethical dilemmas faced by artists today. Jaffer shares insights on political comedy, while they all discuss the need for resistance against manufactured realities.