In this episode, we interview ACLU NorCal Staff Attorney, Faride Perez-Aucar, who works for the Gender, Sexuality, and Reproductive Justice Program. Perez-Aucar speaks on reproductive justice, the family regulation system, and recent news regarding the ACLU's response to the Tulare county jails failing to provide prenatal care.

Hosts: Avi Gupta and Nicole Domingo

Student Section: Chloe Mendoza

Production: Katherine Zhou

Stanford students react to the historic leak of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization draft opinion. We interviewed student protestors, and recordings from the speeches at the May 5th protest and counter-protest are included.  Credits:  Host/Producer: Katherine Zhou Student Section: Paloma Ronis von Helms  Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov Note: All recordings were obtained in accordance to California PC 632.

Stanford students react to the historic leak of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization draft opinion leak. Protestors are interviewed, and recordings from the speeches at the May 5th protest and counter-protest are included.

CREDITS:

Host/Editing: Katherine Zhou

Student Section: Paloma Ronis von Helms

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov

Professor Jennifer Pan dives into censorship and propaganda in the age of digital media, how it affects citizens’ political decision-making, and what tools we should have to combat its negative effects.

CREDITS

Hosts: Nicole Domingo and Avi Gupta 

Student Section: Lora Vachovska

Audio Production: Chloe Mendoza

Music: Arnob Das

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov 

Professor Larry Diamond unpacks the January 6th insurrection, political polarization, voter ID laws, democratic backsliding, and what Stanford students can do to preserve American democracy. 

CREDITS 

Hosts: Nicole Domingo and Avi Gupta 

Student Section: Lucy Nemerov and Lucian de Nevers

Music: Arnob Das 

Editing: Katherine Zhou 

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov

Stanford Professor David Palumbo-Liu shares his perspective on the recent Faculty Senate Meeting regarding the Fundamental Standard, free speech, doxxing, cancel culture, the way Stanford has historically dealt with these kinds of issues, as well as similar conversations being held on a national level.

CREDITS

Hosts: Nicole Domingo and Avi Gupta

Music: Arnob Das

Editing: Chloe Mendoza

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov

In this second part, Professor Michele Dauber focuses on the role that Greek Life at Stanford and the national movement for its abolition. 

Content Warning: mentions of violence, rape, substance use, and death. 

CREDITS:

Hosts: Nicole Domingo and Avi Gupta

Music: Arnob Das

Editing: Katherine Zhou

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov

Professor Michele Dauber dives into Stanford-specific issues such as the new alcohol policy, activism on campus, concerns with administration, and on a national scale, abortion rights. 

Content Warning: mentions of violence, rape, and substance use.

CREDITS

Hosts: Nicole Domingo and Avi Gupta

Student Section: Lucy Nemerov and Katherine Zhou 

Music: Arnob Das 

Editing: Eleanor Schroeder 

Cover Art: Lucy Nemerov

Special summer series episode highlighting three guest club members. Learn about their Stanford experiences, why they’re passionate about civil liberties, and tips for students to get involved on campus and in their communities!