In this episode, we sit down for an honest, globally informed conversation about cancel culture, what it is, what it isn’t, and whether it’s actually creating real accountability.
Together with our guest, we reflect on personal experiences, public moments, and the cultural tension between calling people in versus calling them out. Is cancel culture a tool for justice or a cycle of shame? How do we differentiate between true accountability and performative backlash? And what role does forgiveness play in public discourse today?
This episode is both thoughtful and unfiltered, blending humor, lived experience, and practical insight into how we navigate public mistakes, growth, and second chances in the digital age.
Tune in for a nuanced take on justice, power, and the future of accountability in a connected world.
Moments to Movements is presented by Peace First.
It is executive produced by Isaac Cudjoe and Nadia Posada. Researched with help from Zachary Tombo.
