Can They Say That?!?
Season 2, Episode 1
- William Dudley
- Jay Margalus
- Beth Staples
- Matthew Loar
- Holly Pickett
- Gene McCabe
- Melissa Kerin
- Lisa Alty
- Jenefer Davies
- Mark Drumbl
- Paul Youngman
- Wythe Whiting
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- Jeff Schatten
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- Mikki Brock Podcast
- Howard Pickett Podcast
- Julie Woodzicka Podcast
- Karla Murdock Podcast
- Janet Ikeda Podcast
- Bill Hamilton Podcast
- Johanna Bond Podcast
- After Class Podcast
Can They Say That?!?
A look at our First Amendment with Brian Murchison
Brian Murchison, director of the Roger Mudd Center for Ethics at 91传媒 and Rowe Professor of Law at the W&L School of Law, examines the First Amendment and interprets the founding fathers’ intentions in light of today’s application of the law.
Recorded Feb. 2, 2021
Aired Feb. 10, 2021
"So this is the idea of speech and press as, I don’t know, facilitating one’s humanity, facilitating one’s being, facilitating one’s... we call it self-realization. That’s one of the main values that is associated with the First Amendment. And [Supreme Court Justice Louis] Brandeis went on to talk about two other values. One is the value of self-governance… and the third one he talks about is the role of speech and press in the broader search for truth."
~ Mudd Center for Ethics Director Brian Murchison
Recommendations for a Deeper Dive
- Read previous Commencement addresses by President Will Dudley
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