Hofstra University

Did you know Robbie was in dyslexia class?

No, but a number of times that I have heard him say Hofstra, it's all kind of coming together.

That's just one of

them.

Matt, good to have you on the show, buddy.

You know, before, why don't we just jump right, you were at the Hofstra show today.

How was it? How was the show in general?

It was all right.

Why don't you, Matt, tell us, tell us this.

Okay.

Really? This is about you acquiring a card at the Hofstra show today.

Tell us how this happened and how you, what, what, what steps you took to make your decision to acquire this card.

With me now, and obviously this generalizes to a lot of places as they were bringing up some fairly national issues there.

With me now is Larry Levy, Executive Dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, which, of course, is on Long Island.

We'll also get into their new poll of suburban voters' feelings and priorities nationally.

Larry, always good to have you.

Stay with us.

Brian Lehrer on WNYC.

Still with us is Larry Levy, Executive Director of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University.

And also joining us now is Chris Niedt, Professor of Applied Social Research in the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology at Hofstra, and the Academic Director of the National Center for Suburban Studies, where Larry is the dean.

What the hell is going on?

Could I? Yeah, you did it from Hofstra.

You said, I'm going to take a vacation to Hofstra at the last second.

And we all accommodated you.

That was the best...

Since we're speaking about the women, and we're going to talk basketball quickly, but before we do, I want to let you know that the women's basketball program is having their first game.

on Monday, November 2nd, against Hofstra at home at McCammish.

And Joshua, that game is at 10.30 a.m. Not quite sure why they're playing a Monday morning game.

I'm sure I'm out of the loop.

I apologize, but I wanted to announce their first game and they are playing Hofstra on the second Thursday, the fifth, they play Sanford at seven o'clock and Sunday, the eighth, they play 24th ranked West Virginia at two o'clock.

All three of those games are at McCammish.

In fact, they'll, Their version of clean old-fashioned hate is Wednesday the 18th at McCammish against

Well, I think that it speaks to the unique nature of the Long Island market.

Long Island is a region that that has a larger population than 22 states in the union but it never had its own team you know since the long island net the aba team in the 70s played in nassau coliseum and since the islanders played at nassau coliseum you know there were times one of the reasons that the new york jets are you know um you know have a large fan base on long island is due to the fact that Their summer training camps were held at Hofstra University here on Long Island.

But there was never a building built for a professional baseball team that called itself Long Island, that was here on Long Island from its very beginnings.

So the Long Island Ducks are very unique in that regard.

Welcome to GNN 10, a bite-sized podcast brought to you by the International Society of Glomerular Disease.

Our hosts are nephrologists and glomerular disease experts, Dr. Kenar Jhaveri of Northwell Health and Hofstra University on Long Island, New York, and Dr. Koyal Jain from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

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Welcome everybody to GNN 10 with Coyle and myself.

The teams that finished better than their range that were on the 95th plus percentile, St. Louis, really good, saw them in person.

Tulsa, Hofstra, Texas Rio Grande Valley, Central Arkansas.

Nebraska.

Yeah.

And you also have doctors who have told me, look, This hasn't impacted me personally yet, but I want to get involved because I am afraid that if the government feels emboldened to meddle in healthcare in this way, what could they do next? And so they said, let's draw a line in the sand before it comes for our area of medicine.

You know, in our previous segment, We had two people representing the National Center on Suburban Studies at Hofstra University.

And they did a national poll of people in suburbs that included questions about their numbers one and two issues.

right now.