On today's episode, we interview Stanford professor and political activist, Rush Rehm, about protesting, civic engagement, the Greek tragedy, and much more. We also discuss Rehm's course on Noam Chomsky, and how Chomsky's lessons can be applied to the political landscape today.
CREDITS:
Hosts: Katherine Zhou, Lucian de Nevers
Student Section/Research: Elsa McElhinney, Catherine Titzer
Editing: Katherine Zhou
Music: Arnob Das (first clip)

On today's episode, we interview Stanford professor and political activist, Rush Rehm, about protesting, civic engagement, the Greek tragedy, and much more. We also discuss Rehm's course on Noam Chomsky, and how Chomsky's lessons can be applied to the political landscape today. CREDITS: Hosts: Katherine Zhou, Lucian de Nevers Student Section/Research: Elsa McElhinney, Catherine Titzer Editing: Katherine Zhou Music: Arnob Das (first clip)

Episode 9: Professor Rush Rehm

Conversations with students, faculty members, and other experts on particular issues pertaining to civil liberties on Stanford's campus and beyond. Interviewees' perspectives are their own and do not necessarily represent the national ACLU's.

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Episode 9: Professor Rush Rehm

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