In this podcast, Jordan Peterson chats with comedians Andrew Doyle and Graham Linehan about the harmful impact of "woke" ideology on free speech and artistic expression in the UK. Linehan shares his personal story of career decline after voicing opinions that clashed with the woke left, while Doyle explains how he effectively turned satire of the movement into a profitable venture. They delve into the chilling consequences of "non-crime hate incidents" in the UK and Canada’s Bill C-16, raising concerns about the risks of unchecked activism and the misuse of empathy. The conversation wraps up on an optimistic note, highlighting the possibility of a comedic backlash and the vital role of storytelling in the fight against totalitarian tendencies.
