History of Thought (Ep. 7): The Rules Episode

Ryan Strobel and Sydney Therien|January 23, 2020

History of Thought is a weekly podcast series.

The History of Thought podcast was produced by the first-semester History of Thought course taught by US history teacher Ben Bollinger Danielson. In this episode, seniors Ryan Strobel and Sydney Therien explore rules: what they are, why we have them, and more. Listen to more episodes at thehotpod on Podbean.

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