In this episode, John and Ian delve into Stephen King's novel 'The Running Man,' exploring its dystopian themes, character complexities, and societal critiques. They discuss the narrative structure, pacing, and the moral ambiguity of the protagonist, Ben Richards. The conversation also touches on the book's reflection of racism and exploitation, comparing it to other works by King and its film adaptations. Ultimately, they conclude with their thoughts on the book's impact and its place within King's oeuvre.

Music by Ian.