Cancel culture — accountability or just public shaming?

Lisa and Josh debate whether cancel culture has gone too far, who actually deserves to be “cancelled,” and if people can really come back from it.

It gets honest, a little uncomfortable… and very sibling-coded.

Plus, a quick “This or That” to wrap it up.

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