The newest arena in all of Division I sports is right in your backyard.

And to be inside, you don't have to break the bank.

With tickets starting as low as $12, you can see St. Thomas basketballs and

hockey's in the brand new $183 million multi-purpose on campus,

Liam Penny Anderson Arena, for prices straight out of 20 years ago.

Proud past and pricing, bright future, and national postseason eligibility for

the Tommies. The stakes are high. The setting is state of the art. Get your tickets today at

tommysports.com. Just a heads up to you folks sitting with a notebook and pen, Mishki, the new podcast

here in Garage Logic Land, is now coming out twice a week, Wednesdays and Fridays. If you're, in fact, scribbling this down, Wednesday is kind of tough to spell. It's not like it sounds. You want to spell a W-E-N-Z, but that, of course, would be a mistake. Friday is spelled just like it sounds. You're going to be okay there but wednesday's a bugaboo let me tell you

people just a pain in the patootie jeez it's hard one two one two three go

go go go give it to them.

My name's Mishki.

It's October.

The month of Halloween. It's October.

The month of Halloween.

And the creature feature for this month, the bat. Yose Yovil is an ecologist and a neurobiologist.

He's a professor at Tel Aviv University in Israel, the head of the School of Neuroscience.

Yosea Yevel has conducted research all over this world.

His work has been covered by all sorts of major media outlets, the New York Times,

the Guardian, the Financial Times, the Economist, the BBC National Geographic. He's a sought-after public speaker, and he's currently a visiting scholar at McGill University in Montreal. I'm bringing Yossi Yevill on board because he's

written a book called The Genius Bat, the secret life of the only flying mammal. Bats account for more

than 20% of mammal species.

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