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Slow down and savor the extraordinary with The Cultured Sloth, where we invite you on a leisurely journey through hidden worldly gems in culture, science, philosophy, art, education, collecting, and more. Each episode explores unusual and overlooked topics, from forgotten mathematical theorems to avant-garde culinary techniques, encouraging thoughtful discussion and reflection. With an unhurried approach, we question assumptions, draw unexpected connections, and celebrate the depth and diversity of human achievement, proving that learning is a joy, not a race.
In this episode, we explore Amy Lai’s compelling examination of free speech on university campuses in her book “In Defense of Free Speech in Universities: A Study of Three Jurisdictions.” Lai analyzes the complex challenges surrounding freedom of expression in the academic environment, exploring issues like political correctness, microaggressions, and the rise of concepts such as deplatforming, trigger warnings, and safe spaces. Drawing on real-world examples from the UK, US, and Canada, she argues for a balanced application of free speech principles to foster respectful debate and uphold the right to express diverse viewpoints. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the vital role of free expression in universities and its impact on society, democracy, and intellectual growth.
This podcast episode was made possible by the Nonsuch Foundation. Visit Nonsuch Foundation at www.NonsuchFoundation.com to learn more about their inspiring work in promoting culture, art, and education.
