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Southeastern Louisiana University

Public University in Hammond, Louisianawww.southeastern.edu

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Sep 21, 2026

Kelly SannerHOST
29:44
Yeah, that would be the case.
Kelly SannerHOST
29:46
Southeastern Louisiana went to Monroe.
Dima MixonHOST
29:49
That's bad.
Kelly SannerHOST
29:50
And Chris Selfo's Fighting Lions defeated the Warhawks 38-35.
Kelly SannerHOST
30:05
And one of the things that Brian Vincent said is you can bring these guys in from all over the country, but if they refuse... to meld as a team.
Kelly SannerHOST
30:13
If there is no chemistry, it is like cancer, and it spreads like a wildfire, and it is a total dumpster fire now at Monroe.
Kelly SannerHOST
30:21
Who may win that one? He cannot get these guys to play together, and then they lose to Southeastern Louisiana.
Kelly SannerHOST
30:29
All right, who
Kelly SannerHOST
38:47
We're not picking that game.
Kelly SannerHOST
38:48
Southeastern Louisiana travels to Louisiana Monroe.
Kelly SannerHOST
38:51
Maybe the Warhawks get their first win against Southeastern Louisiana, first win of the year.
Kelly SannerHOST
38:57
One game we are picking, East Carolina 0-2 at Old Dominion in the Sunbelt East.
Kelly SannerHOST
39:02
Old Dominion giving three at home.
Gillian PensavalleHOST
14:50
So now we go to spring 1980, seven years before Solonia's murder.
Keith DavidNARRATOR
14:55
While attending Southeastern Louisiana University, Solonia meets Reginald Reed.
Keith DavidNARRATOR
15:01
He's a former Marine from a prominent bayou family.
Keith DavidNARRATOR
15:05
A romance blossoms under the hot Louisiana sun.
Adam VossHOST
5:09
Today, we're looking at how the use of AI affects the work that we do, the work that's available for us to do, and the workforce at large, and what jobs we educate and train ourselves for looking into the future.
Adam VossHOST
5:20
Southeastern Louisiana University this Thursday, September 17th, presents a lecture, The Nature of Work in the Age of AI, Prevailing When the Brain Meets the Machine.
Adam VossHOST
5:30
Presenting will be Calvin Fabry, someone very familiar with the technology, founder and CEO of Invoke, the company that launched the LA Wallet app used for identification and other government purposes here in Louisiana.
Adam VossHOST
5:44
You might be familiar with it.
Calvin FabryGUEST
9:39
I just attended Identity Week in Washington, DC, and many have noted the increase in AI-assisted fraud vectors and data leaks.
Adam VossHOST
9:48
We're speaking with Calvin Fabry with Envoke, the Louisiana-based software company best known for launching LA Wallet.
Adam VossHOST
9:55
We're talking with him about AI and the future of work, a topic he'll be discussing Thursday at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Adam VossHOST
10:03
Now, what kind of value in our organic, innate human abilities, you know, abilities to think, to judge, to intuit, to imagine, should we be thinking about capitalizing on to make ourselves more valuable than the machine? How do we do that? How do we, as you say, beat the machine?
J. Kirk PleasantGUEST
55:05
I never felt hot, like proper hot, like where – you step outside and like you need to shower right away and like it feels so good to cool down when you're really hot like really hot and I've never felt it in the middle of the summer on the west coast of Canada you know the hottest it got would be you know 25 26 Celsius which is like 85 maybe Fahrenheit so like maybe that's as hot as it would get for about a two week period and then it would get cold again and so like the ocean's beautiful but like it's too cold for me to swim i can't i can't deal with that and also the winters rained constantly and uh and they're dark and like the sun comes it's a northern uh latitude so the sun would come up at nine or ten in the morning and go down at three or four in the afternoon and then it was raining in between so it's dark anyway and you know like i don't know about seasonal affective disorder but like i was sad you know yeah just a lack of light was starting to like eat away at my you know at my heart and so and i was just missing and my father's 86 he'll be 87 next month and so i wanted to be closer to him my mother's uh in a home in atlanta so i wanted to be closer to her and family and um and then honestly it just sort of uh and so and then when i visited him and i was like this place is really awesome it's really vibrant and people here are so friendly there's this like genuine friendliness here that doesn't exist in anywhere else I've ever lived.
J. Kirk PleasantGUEST
56:39
Total strangers are unbelievably kind and friendly here and you you won't think it and there's a lot of stereotypes about the south and about whatever um i don't know everybody that i know here is like some of the warmest friendliest kindest people that i've ever known and i mean it and so i don't know i really love it it's it's weird you wouldn't i wouldn't have expected it five years ago but um come back and i wanted to finish my degree too i was so i i went to louisiana tech and rustin for a couple years and dropped out um after you know finishing two years and all those credits transferred here to southeastern louisiana university where i'm at um so so i've only got like about a year left of of college and then i'll have a i'll have that degree that was so um elusive and then um Yeah, and honestly, all I really want to do is I want to research and I want to ask a lot of big questions.
J. Kirk PleasantGUEST
57:39
That's amazing.
J. Kirk PleasantGUEST
57:40
Like, what is instinct? What is that?
Michael CastilloHOST
12:14
Of course, it is the University of Louisiana Lafayette.
Michael CastilloHOST
12:17
They used to be University of Southeastern Louisiana.
Michael CastilloHOST
12:21
Then it was Louisiana Lafayette.
Michael CastilloHOST
12:23
They've dropped the Lafayette when it comes to sports.
Michael CastilloHOST
16:37
Not Emeril Lagasse, but like, you know.
Michael CastilloHOST
16:41
Probably is Matt Emeril, I would guess.
Michael CastilloHOST
16:43
The 1969 Miss America winner Judith Ford went to Louisiana Lafayette, but only for her freshman season because she studied at Lafayette, which was then the University of Southeastern Louisiana, to train under famous trampoline coach Jefferson Hennessy.
Michael CastilloHOST
17:04
That is a sentence.
Vince D'AddarioHOST
4:07
It was bad As,as That was a--that was not great Let's not ta- That’s what was all over social media Not just the fact that they got paid all that money To go down there and beat Rutgers But the fact that they Shot off fireworks After the ca-after the fact Like thats Just a rough day if youre A Rutger Scarlett Knight fan
Sean StiersHOST
4:24
No Doubt No Doubt Uh Wisconsin wide receiver Jalen Domingo and tackle Kevin Haywood listed as questionable For Sundays game against Notre Dame Guard Emerson Mandel is expected to Be a gametime decision Basically ya gotta Right side of the offensive line May or may not pay play Domingo Who transferred From South eastern Louisiana Had fifty two receptions For eight hundred Fifty seven yards And eleven touchdowns Last year hes essentially Probably their best Receiver and Hes Questionable Right Now Their top returning receiver From a Year ago Chris Brooks Eleven Receptions For One Hundred Twenty Four Yards Last year Soo Ya kno it was already Pretty ahh I guess questionable Is the only Way to Put it Wide receiver Crew for Wisconsin And the guy who Could be Their Top receiver Domingo Is Listed as Questionable Right now
Vince D'AddarioHOST
5:21
I Mean Yeaaah Look They`ve Already Got Quarterback Whose not Super Accurate Against Very Good Defenses And Now they `Ve Gotta questionable Top Wide receiver Its jus uhhh No matter how You slice it Doesn' tLook like Good news For wisconsin Especially When throw Specifically for Passing game Then Talk About Right Side Of Offensive Line News Outta Ol Whiskey Ahh Is not Great
Sean StiersHOST
5:47
Not Good
Sherman MackGUEST
9:12
It's a K-12 school, so I spent a lot of time there as a young man.
Sherman MackGUEST
9:16
Then went to Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond on a basketball scholarship, believe it or not.
Sherman MackGUEST
9:20
And I'm not in a 5'9", so I'm not very tall.
Sherman MackGUEST
9:23
But that's what hard work and perseverance gets
Steve SmileyGUEST
35:55
Yeah, and going to like the Justice University, who are these guys? Well – There's a thing called human nature, and there's a thing called are you good or are you not? When we started building this thing up, and you go from – you got it for you.
Steve SmileyGUEST
36:09
The South Dakota State to BYU, is that what it is? South Dakota State to BYU to – Brutal game in Cancun with Southeastern Louisiana to winner-loser of North Dakota-Detroit Mercy to get on a plane and go to play San Diego in a money game.
Steve SmileyGUEST
36:24
Five in a row that are really hard and not in the bank card arena.
Steve SmileyGUEST
36:30
How do you balance that out? Yeah.
Brian HadadHOST
62:36
Just awful.
Brian HadadHOST
62:37
Game two, beat Southeastern Louisiana 34-10.
Brian HadadHOST
62:40
However, I was arrested that night for being a drunk idiot.
Brian HadadHOST
62:43
Didn't get out of Tibble Hall County Jail until the next afternoon.

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