EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 45 MIN
Ep 522: The Past Has An Afterlife with Gilad Avrahami and guest Barak Mendelsohn on hmTv
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Send us Fan MailThe Past Has an Afterlife Host: Gilad Avrahami | Guest: Barak MendelsohnWhat happens when the pursuit of justice begins to silence the very dialogue it claims to protect?In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, Gilad Avrahami sits down with Professor Barak Mendelsohn to explore the shifting landscape of higher education and the growing tension between activism, free expression, and academic inquiry. Drawing from nearly two decades of experience at Haverford College, Mendelsohn offers a candid and unfiltered look at how campus culture has evolved and what that means for students, faculty, and the future of learning.Together, they examine the rise of ideological conformity, the impact of social movements and social media, and the consequences of fear-driven discourse. The conversation moves beyond headlines to address real experiences, difficult questions, and the deeper meaning of justice in a complex world.This episode challenges listeners to think critically, speak courageously, and recognize the role each of us plays in shaping a more thoughtful and inclusive society.Listen, reflect, and join the conversation.Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail The Past Has an Afterlife Host: Gilad Avrahami | Guest: Barak Mendelsohn What happens when the pursuit of justice begins to silence the very dialogue it claims to protect? In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, Gilad Avrahami sits down with Professor Barak Mendelsohn to explore the shifting landscape of higher education and the growing tension between activism, free expression, and academic inquiry. Drawing from nearly two decades of experience at Haverford College,...
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