In this episode, we speak with three Stanford alumni—Christine Mrak, James Schoch, and Ira Arlook—who were deeply involved in Vietnam War activism during their time on campus. Their stories offer a fascinating look into the experiences and challenges of protesting the Vietnam War, drawing parallels to modern campus movements. They also share valuable advice for young activists looking to create meaningful change in today’s world.

TW:  This episode contains mentions of death, violence, and disciplinary proceedings at Stanford.

Music:

“Black Heat” by Ross Bugden

“Signal to Noise” by Scott Buckley

“Political BGM” by Rijo Tunes

“Demise of A Nation” by Secession Studios

“Phoenix” by Scott Buckley

“Resolution” by Scott Buckley