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Welcome to the commentary magazine Daily Podcast. Today is Monday, October 10, 2022.

Happy Columbus Day. I am John Pudhord's the editor of commentary magazine with me as always.

Executive editor, A Greenwald Hyade.

Hyde John. Media commentary columnist and AEI fellow Christine Rosenhyk, Christine.

Hyde John. An associate editor and author of the Rise of the New Puritans,

Noah Rothman, Hyde Noah. Hyde John. First, an apology to our subscribers, our print

subscribers. You may have noticed that there has been a delay in your receipt of our November

issue, the physical issue. It's been online since, you know, for several weeks, but there was a

problem at our printing plant that delayed the production October, October issue.

I'm sorry, October issue. That's right. And there was a problem with the printing plant that

delayed the printing of the issue of peace or something, press broke down. And so as a result,

we are actually closing our November issue tomorrow. And so you may end up with two physical issues

of commentary arriving within two weeks of each other. And that is obviously not the way

a monthly is supposed to work. And we apologize. But of course, everybody who has a print

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know how that works, please email us at podcast.commentary.org. And we can send you instructions on how

to log in if you are a paid subscriber. The November issue, which we are closing is a blockbuster.

We have a remarkable cover piece by Barton Swain called the war on work. We have a

equally remarkable, if not more newsworthy piece in some sense on from a professor at

the Shibu University of the M Joshua Carlep on the crisis and disaster that has been fallen

American Jewish studies in academia. A great piece by Jonathan Tobin on the distortions and

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