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Welcome to the Eric Mataxi Show. It's the show you've all been waiting for until now, until

literally right now. Now literally right now. Literally now your host Eric Mataxi. Hey,

folks, I, uh, I'm just thrilled right now. Why you ask? Well, I'll tell you because I'm sitting

in the studio with Scott Johnston, the author of a new novel called Campus Land. We've had him

here before, but now I've finished reading the book and we're having him back again. I think

that's a good sign. Scott Johnston, welcome. Thank you. Listen, uh, I have to, you know,

caveats for the foul language in the book for a number of things that I can't recommend, uh,

to a number of people who listen to this program. But apart from those things, you've done something

here that is genuinely spectacular and genuinely important. In this book, first of all, I

recognize our alma mater, Yale University, so clearly that it's hilarious. I didn't need to have

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