Join Bret Weinstein, a controversial professor known for his stance on free speech during the Evergreen State College protests, Dr. Rima Azar, whose blogging sparked a university backlash, and James Orr, an advocate for Cambridge's free speech reforms. They delve into the psychological themes behind Pinocchio's journey of self-discovery while unpacking their personal battles for free speech on campus. Fascinating stories of resistance, cultural pressures, and the intricacies of navigating academic identity highlight the broader implications of speaking one's truth.

In this finale, Rima Azar, a scholar focused on cancel culture and free speech, joins an unknown speaker to tackle pressing issues surrounding freedom of expression. They explore the moral dilemmas illustrated by Pinocchio, emphasizing the importance of healthy discourse amid ideological divides. Discussions delve into the fragility of free speech in academia, the consequences of public accusations, and the challenges posed by cancel culture. Listeners will find insights on navigating personal integrity while advocating for transformative ideas in society.