So To Speak

In this week’s episode, we focus on some of the notable cases of music censorship in America, the formation of the Parents Music Resource Center. Read more

Twitter, Elon Musk, and tackling bad free speech critiques with guests Matt Taibbi, Nadine Strossen, and Amna Khalid. Read more

Did you know Hugh Hefner holds the Guinness World Record for owning the largest personal scrapbook collection? Professor Stuart Brotman tells us more. Read more

Does Disney have free speech rights? What should free speech advocates make of Elon Musk buying Twitter? Robert Corn-Revere breaks it all down for us. Read more

Our guests on the podcast argue that the popular conception of academic freedom has become too closely connected with the the concept of free speech. Read more

BBC Russian Service Moscow bureau chief Konstantin Eggert is a vocal critic of the Putin regime and has more than a few thoughts on censorship in Russia. Read more

Journalist Ksenia Turkova shares her reporting on Russian censorship, the war in Ukraine, and her experiences working as a journalist in Russia. Read more

Scholars Ronald Collins and David Hudson review 58 First Amendment rulings issued since John Roberts became Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Read more

Experts Robert Corn-Revere and David Hudson join us to discuss Sarah Palin v. New York Times — the defamation case that's captured national attention. Read more

On this episode, panelists discuss how lessons from free speech movements in world history can help explain today’s divisions over the value of free speech. Read more