Katherine Brodsky, a writer and cultural commentator with pieces in outlets like Newsweek and WIRED, discusses her upcoming book, "No Apologies," which tackles finding one's voice. She explores the shift from traditional journalism to advocating for free speech in a polarized society. The conversation also touches on the rise of right-wing wokeness, zealotry in belief systems, and the dilemma of virtue signaling. Brodsky emphasizes the importance of actions over words and addresses the challenges of information overload and the need for genuine connections in today’s fragmented community.

Katherine Brodsky, commentator and writer, discusses her experience of being cancelled, the rise of radicalization, the fear of speaking up, and the phenomenon of cancel culture. She emphasizes the importance of free speech and open conversations while exploring the impact on public opinion and the fear of differing views. Ad: Factor offers dietitian-approved, chef-prepared meals with a 50% discount on the first order.

Journalist Katherine Brodsky discusses resilience in the face of online criticism and cancel culture, sharing stories of overcoming backlash. The conversation explores the challenges of free speech, false accusations, and navigating ideological differences in science and tech. Emphasizing the importance of speaking out and staying true to oneself amidst societal pressures.

Journalist and Free Speech Proponent Katherine Brodsky discusses various topics including being a centrist in today's political climate, the significance of tunnels, the power of public opinion, the dilemma of using tactics for political goals, concerns of extremism on the right, gender roles and societal expectations, the power of education for informed decision-making, the impact of COVID-19 on personal freedom, censorship and scientific discourse, and the importance of curiosity and critical thinking.

Katherine Brodsky, cultural critic committed to fighting censorship and groupthink, discusses her new book 'No Apologies' and shares interviews with people who were canceled. Topics include the misapplications of cancel culture, toxic online communities, and dynamics of women in the culture war.