In this engaging discussion, Salman Rushdie, an acclaimed author and Booker Prize winner, shares the harrowing story of his attempted murder and the profound impact on his life. Joined by Kathy Lette, a passionate advocate for women's rights, they delve into the themes of freedom of speech, censorship, and the resilience of the human spirit. Kathy reflects on her personal experience supporting Rushdie during his recovery, highlighting the intertwined journeys of survival, healing, and the vital role of art in resistance against oppression.
