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If, if they're being smart and they're keeping their, their kind of vision long-term here is again, there's-- I've reiterated this before, is that there's no need to put a s- an 18-year-old onto this team and just kind of elevate those expectations for them.

And especially for a guy like Rogowski, who is on a pretty good path, right? Go back to Oshawa and then go to MSU for a year.

He's a big player.

Big players need time.

Um, and this has now been fully translated into English for, uh, for I believe the first time.

Uh, and it h- has been reconstituted into a single MSU-1 SNES package, SNES ROM, um, that, uh, that lets you kind of play all of the, um, the stuff that was originally released for the Satellaview.

If you're not familiar with the Satellaview, it was an add-on for the Super Famicom in Japan, uh, that you would plug it into your satellite television service.

And, uh, y- you know, once it was plugged in you could basically get some interactive features.

We are broadcasting live steps from the industrially ravaged Gowanus Canal in the heartland of America, downtown Brooklyn, USA.

On the program today, Shireen Al-Adeimi, associate professor at Michigan State University, on the escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, and what it might mean for, uh, long lines at the gas station possibly.

Then Daniel Boguslaw, investigative reporter, publisher of the Deeper States newsletter on Substack.

His piece in The American Prospect, "Anthropic is Building a Predictive Surveillance System to Monitor Activists." Nice.

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It's a pleasure to welcome to the program Shireen Al-Adeimi, Associate Professor at Michigan State University.

Um, uh, Shireen, thank you so much for joining us.

Um-

You know, it, it, it's funny, JP, you, you can use this, you can probably win a lunch bet with this, but Bobby Williams is the only MSU head football coach to beat two and O in bowl games.

Wow.

[laughs] Okay, okay.

Uh, there've been other guys going back and forth, but I don't know anyone has a better two-school story than you do.

You are a proud Domer from your days at Notre Dame, and, uh, 1966, you probably would've been on the other side of this.

And then to be a legendary MSU broadcaster since 1971, does anybody know these two schools better than you?

Well, I'm sure there are, um, sports writers who have-

You probably would have been on the other side of this.

And then to be a legendary MSU broadcaster since 1971.

Does anybody know these two schools better than you?

I'm sure there are sports writers who have studied these schools religiously and hourly and daily.

Um-

You know, it, it, it's funny, JP, you, you can use this, you can probably win a lunch bet with this, but Bobby Williams is the only MSU head football coach to beat two and O in bowl games.

Wow.

[laughs] Okay.

He's held prominent academic and leadership positions at the University of Oregon.

Michigan State University, University of Melbourne, and other leading institutions worldwide.

He's an elected member of the National Academy of Education and fellow of the International Academy of Education.

He's received numerous awards for his contributions to educational research, innovation, and digital learning, and has over 40 books on education.

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I went to Michigan State University, and I was funded.

East Lansing? In East Lansing, yes.

Wow.