It's a weird time for universities right now.

We spend more money on higher education than any other country, and yet they're turning our

students into communists and terrorists.

We can't let this happen.

From private schools like Harvard and Columbia to big state schools, universities are on high

alert.

Take Florida A&M University, for example, one of the top historically black colleges

in the country.

An ally of Governor Ron DeSantis unexpectedly became the new president, much to the dismay of

students and alumni.

Right this very minute, a group of activists, Republicans are trying to put in the highest

position of power someone who is solidly and objectively unqualified for it.

Her name is Marva Johnson.

Fam U deserves better.

How Black Colleges are faring in red states.

That's coming up on today, Explained.

Pop music and heavy metal may seem like unlikely bedfellows,

but the UK band Sleep Token has stormed the charts with their unique blend of metal,

hip-hop, reggaeton, and EDM.

The masked and entirely anonymous quartet are getting millions of listens and a plethora of haters who say they're ruining the genre.

I'm musicologist Nate Sloan, co-host of Switched on Pop, Vulture's music podcast.

And in this week's episode, we're asking, is Metal the new Pop?

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