John Cho, renowned for his diverse roles in film and TV, shares insights on his latest film, 'Afraid,' where his character navigates the challenges of an advanced AI in a family setting. The conversation explores the intersection of AI, parenting, and societal fears, critiquing how technology impacts family dynamics. They also enjoy light moments discussing classic films and personal joys, plus an entertaining segment on the quirky Peacock series 'Mrs. Davis' and the fun card game 'Cockroach Poker,' mixing humor and strategy seamlessly.

John Cho discusses his novel Troublemaker inspired by the Rodney King verdict. LAPD officer reads with students on finding community solutions. Kids share favorite books and reflect on societal issues. Speakers reveal personal book favorites and engage with the audience.

John Cho, known for his roles in 'Star Trek' and 'Harold and Kumar', discusses the unique challenges of his new movie 'Searching' filmed entirely on computer screens. He shares his connection with co-star Haley Lu Richardson in 'Columbus', and talks about the persuasive effort by director Aneesh Chaganty to cast him in a movie. Cho also compares working on big budget and small budget movies, and shares his desires in acting like performing action-packed scenes on a moving train.