Podcast, Democracy

Roskilde för elevrådsnördar

By UNG I ALMEDALEN

Published 2018-07-04 16:30

Leo Karlsson utanför Ringmuren. Foto: Rufus Glaser Vårdstedt

Leo Karlsson utanför Ringmuren. Foto: Rufus Glaser Vårdstedt.

I avsnitt 2 diskuterar vi dagens seminarier och ni får även höra en intervju med Henrik Torehammar, programledare i podden Det politiska Spelet. Arvid Stider gästar oss också.

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Arvid Stider Foto: Privat.
Henrik Torehammar i parken Foto: Henrik Torehammar.

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Leo Karlsson

Audio

Rufus Glaser

Photo

Rufus Glaser

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