In this episode, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and guests Andrew Doyle and Graham Linehan examine the detrimental effects of cancel culture on creativity and artistic freedom in the UK. They discuss how the fear of repercussions leads to self-censorship among artists, comparing contemporary societal pressures to historical totalitarian regimes. The conversation critiques the manipulation of language surrounding gender identity and highlights the moral policing within the artistic community. The implications of these cultural dynamics pose risks to genuine expression and raise concerns about a future dominated by authoritarian ideals.