S2. Ep 6: A Hierarchy of Trauma
How a bestselling book about trauma - lockdown’s number one bestseller - helped the culture war over free speech burst out of colleges and into the workplace. A shift some people pejoratively call the Great Awokening.
Written and presented by Jon Ronson Produced by Sarah Shebbeare Original music by Phil Channell
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