Ep 60. Noam Chomsky, Tyler the Creator

Noam Chomsky, the renowned linguist, philosopher, and activist, sits down with Tavis Smiley for an in-depth discussion about his life's work, including his groundbreaking theories on language and his outspoken political activism. Chomsky reflects on the relationship between language and power, as well as the impact of his work on fields as diverse as psychology, sociology, and computer science.

Later in the show, Smiley welcomes Tyler the Creator, the enigmatic rapper and producer behind hits like "Yonkers" and "Who Dat Boy." Tyler talks about his creative process, his views on the state of the music industry, and the inspiration he draws from his often provocative lyrics and videos.

As the show comes to a close, Smiley reflects on the contrast between the two guests, highlighting the unique perspectives and insights they bring to the conversation. Through their discussions of language, power, creativity, and social activism, Chomsky and Tyler offer a window into two very different worlds, and what it takes to make a difference in them.