Topic: Autobiography

Keven Larson discusses losing two "mentors of sanity" in Scott Adams and John Dvorak. Sir Jack Ash recalls his favorite show moments being the "awkward silence" from Dvorak after one of Adam's corny jokes. Jonathan Glover urges Adam to write his autobiography.

Woody Allen's recent "cancellation" in the U.S. has led to Amazon refusing to release his film "A Rainy Day in New York" and major publishers rejecting his autobiography. The hosts suggest "No Agenda Press" could step in to publish the book as a business opportunity.

Former Prime Minister David Cameron faced a sharp interview by John Humphrys on the BBC regarding his role in calling the Brexit referendum. Cameron avoided direct answers about misleading the nation, instead offering compliments to Humphrys on his 32-year broadcasting career.

Woody Allen faces a total domestic blackout as his film A Rainy Day in New York remains unreleased in the United States despite positive European reviews. Major American publishers have reportedly refused to touch his autobiography. Amazon has also declined to stream his latest work, signaling a new level of exclusion for the director.

Newly discovered manuscripts of "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" reveal that co-author Alex Haley softened some of Malcolm X's more militant language before publication. The unpublished chapters include a prediction that the U.S. would elect an African American president by the year 2000. Scholars are now examining how Haley's own agenda may have shaped the final version of the iconic book.