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This is the John Fuglesang podcast.

This is Sirius X-M Progress. I'm John Fugel saying. Good evening and welcome. We are live and interactive for the next three hours and would love you to join the show. We are produced by the great Chris Houselt. We are produced by the mighty Thea Harper. And we have a lot, a lot, a lot to get to. Fortunately, we have some very good guests. We'll be joined by Dr. Kristen Lirely to talk about what RFK is doing to the public health. And in our number three, our old friend, comedian and paleontologist, Natalia primatologist, rather, not a paleontologist, primatologist. She studies apes, Natalia Reagan. It joins us as well to talk about some links between bonobos and humans and some self-destructive things that humans do that other primates don't.

Tomorrow night, we're going to have an amazing show with Eugene Robinson Pulitzer Prize winning journalist for the Washington Post, who left the Washington Post, has a great new memoir out.

Reverend Dr. Susan Thistlethwaite returns to the show to tell us about how she helped

Jesse Jackson finally graduate from the Chicago Theological Seminary.

We'll also be joined by Muslim Community Network President Hussein Yadabari and journalist Peter

Byrne, who is the author of Military AI Watch, if you need to be terrified about robots killing us all.

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