Jeffrey Miller: podcast appearances and interviews

Jeffrey Glenn Miller was an American student at Kent State University who became a notable figure due to his death during the Kent State shootings. Born on March 28, 1950, he was among a group of unarmed students protesting against the invasion of Cambodia and the presence of the Ohio Army National Guard on campus. His death, along with three others, occurred when Guardsmen opened fire on the demonstrators on May 4, 1970. Miller's involvement in the protest and the subsequent violence highlighted the turmoil and resistance occurring on American college campuses during this period. His memory is associated with the broader civil unrest and anti-war movement of the era.