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The Stanford Prison Experiment: How Power Turns Ordinary People into Monsters - RF118

EPISODE · Mar 25, 2026 · 44 MIN

The Stanford Prison Experiment: How Power Turns Ordinary People into Monsters - RF118

from Renegade Files · host Lex Gordon

What happens when identity is erased and power takes over? Dive into The Stanford Prison Experiment to find out.

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