He was a successful comedian and the host of his own show on the Food Network, but a series of controversial tweets got Josh Denny completely canceled. In a provocative interview with Rob and Desma, Denny is not backing down saying he has absolutely nothing to apologize for.

He was a rockstar in the world of animation, working on iconic shows like The Ren & Stimpy Show, The Powerpuff Girls and Mickey Mouse.  He went on to create and showrun Nickelodeon's hit series The Loud House.  But it all came crashing down when multiple women accused him of sexual harassment.  Savino has been exiled from the business for more than  three-years and is now speaking out for the first time.  In a raw and emotional interview with Rob and Desma, Savino comes clean about how he destroyed his career and marriage and how he's now trying to rebuild his life.

Noah Bradley was an artist- a rock star in the world of magical D&D type games.  Fresh off his  cancellation, Noah tells Rob and Desma what brought him down in an open and emotional conversation.

John Dolmayan, the drummer for the alternative band System of a Down, joins Rob and Desma to talk about how his political beliefs have made him a target of the mob.

He was an up and coming leading man.  He had starred in two movies with John Travolta and got cast on the hit TV series 'Supernatural.'  But then a series of  on-line accusations sent Travis Aaron Wade's career crashing down.  Hear his side of the story and find out what, if anything, he's planning to do to revive his career.

In this special episode, Rob and Desma look back on the wildest, most contentious, most touching and most provocative interviews they conducted in 2020.  

Caylan Ford was a rising star in Canadian politics until a 2017 FB post surfaced and got her banished.  Was it bad enough to destroy her career? Take a listen and judge for yourself.
This episode is guest hosted by former cancelled guest Sara Christensen.

Rob and Desma talk to Libby Emmons, a feminist playwright who got cancelled for her views on transsexuality.  Was her opinion hateful and her banishment merited? Or is she yet another victim of a totalitarian mob?

He has represented clients like Mike Tyson, Jeffrey Epstein and OJ Simpson, but when famed attorney Alan Dershowitz argued for Donald Trump at his impeachment trial, he got cancelled.  In a raw, honest, no holds barred conversation, Dershowitz tells Rob and Desma the painful lessons he's learned about modern day cancel culture and the toll it's taken on him and his family.

Standup comedian Konstantin Kisin ran afoul of the online mob when he refused to sign a 'behavioral agreement' before a charity benefit.  The agreement asked him to agree to a no tolerance policy for making any jokes about anything from racism, sexism, homophobia to ageism.  Kisin tells Rob and Desma why he refused to sign, what the fallout was and what he believes is behind the movement to stifle the artistic freedom of creative people.