YOU'RE INVITED: Michael Shermer LIVE with Coleman Hughes!
January 20, 2026
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January 20, 2026
YOU'RE INVITED: Michael Shermer LIVE with Coleman Hughes!
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Summary
In a world where AI can recreate our voices, half the internet thinks the moon landing was staged, and every group chat has a cousin who’s “just asking questions,” the perceived line between fact and fantasy has never been blurrier.
On February 9 at the Comedy Cellar in NYC, Coleman Hughes will sit down with Michael Shermer—historian of science and author of Truth: What It Is, How to Find It & Why It Still Matters—for a live conversation. Together they’ll dig into why smart people believe strange things—from conspiracy theories and moral panics to post-truth politics—and how skepticism, evidence, and reason can still help us figure out what’s actually real. Is truth the only antidote to our world of cynicism and confusion?
After the conversation, we’ll head to a nearby bar for an informal meetup with Michael, Coleman, and fellow Free Pressers for drinks, discussion, and the rare pleasure of arguing in good faith. (Location will be shared with ticket holders only.)
This New York City event is intentionally intimate and will sell out quickly. Don’t delay.
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February 9, 2026
6:00pm1
Comedy Cellar @ 30 West 3rd Street, NY, NY, 10012
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