In the latest episode of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast, released on Friday while I was away, I started by answering a listener’s question: “If you were to create a British Mount Rushmore, what four faces would it display? John, Paul, George, and Ringo are not eligible, by the way.”

Then I had a conversation with Kat Rosenfield, culture writer and author, most recently, of the novel You Must Remember This. Among the topics that were discussed were whether it matters that Roald Dahl’s publisher has started rewriting his books to address so-called modern sensibilities, to what extent one should separate art from the artist who produced it, and which sorts of censorship are the most alarming.

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