The daily dose of madness and intrigue from Sean Moncrieff and his rebel radio crew
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When did censorship start and why does it persist?
When we hear the word censorship today it probably brings to mind the suppression of dissent in the likes of Hong Kong or North Korea.
But it’s not that long since our own government was banning the likes of Disney’s Fantasia or Monty Python’s The Life of Brian.
Eric Berkowitz is a Human rights lawyer and author of Dangerous Ideas: A Brief History of Censorship in the West, from the Ancients to Fake News and he joined Tom on the show.
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