Australian novelist and lawyer Helen Dale joins Josh at home to explain how she became Oz's "patient zero" for modern cancel culture. When Helen's first (and prize-winning) novel was published in 1995, Jewish lobbyists subjected her to more than a decade and a half of harassment, libel, and attempts to get her de-employed and blackballed from law and publishing.

<p>Australian novelist and lawyer Helen Dale joins Josh at home to explain how she became Oz's "patient zero" for modern cancel culture. When Helen's first (and prize-winning) novel was published in 1995, Jewish lobbyists subjected her to more than a decade and a half of harassment, libel, and attempts to get her de-employed and blackballed from law and publishing.</p>

Four years ago, I woke from a spell that I had been under since childhood.  After decades of torment, I recognized my mother for what she truly was: a personality-disordered abuser.  She wasn't the victim she had always claimed to be.  Then I saw the same behavior and abuse tactics being adopted and applauded by the social justice left.