<p>This conversation is with American cartoonist George Alexopoulos (@GPrime85 on Twitter and Instagram). Here, we discuss whether there’s a limit to how far he can  take a joke, censorship and its impact on exercising his free speech, why there’s fewer conservatives in the arts, the trouble with our interactions on the Internet, and much more.</p>

This conversation is with American cartoonist George Alexopoulos (@GPrime85 on Twitter and Instagram). Here, we discuss whether there’s a limit to how far he can take a joke, censorship and its impact on exercising his free speech, why there’s fewer conservatives in the arts, the trouble with our interactions on the Internet, and much more.

<p>This conversation is with American cartoonist George Alexopoulos (@GPrime85 on Twitter and Instagram). Here, we discuss whether there’s a limit to how far he can &nbsp;take a joke, censorship and its impact on exercising his free speech, why there’s fewer conservatives in the arts, the trouble with our interactions on the Internet, and much more.</p>

Free speech satire with cartoonist George Alexopoulos

FORBIDDEN CONVERSATIONS is a series that takes on topics that don't always get attention or are more challenging to tackle and seeks to address them through civil discourse and nuanced exploration. 

The podcast is hosted by Katherine Brodsky. As a journalist, she has served as a correspondent for VARIETY since 2011 and also written for publications like NEWSWEEK, WIRED, THE WASHINGTON POST, THE GUARDIAN, ESQUIRE, MASHABLE, VULTURE, and others.

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FORBIDDEN CONVERSATIONS is a series that takes on topics that don't always get attention or are more challenging to tackle and seeks to address them through civil discourse and nuanced exploration. The podcast is hosted by Katherine Brodsky. As a journalist, she has served as a correspondent for VARIETY since 2011 and also written for publications like NEWSWEEK, WIRED, THE WASHINGTON POST, THE GUARDIAN, ESQUIRE, MASHABLE, VULTURE, and others.

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