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31996. That's Slate Money to 31996.

Hello and welcome to the How the Other Half Banks edition of Slate Money, your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.

Many apologies for not coming out on Saturday as we normally do.

This is a slightly delayed episode, but the reason is an incredibly

good reason, and you might have worked it out already from the title of the show. I'm Felix

Salmon Infusion. I'm joined as always by Kathy O'Neill, the data scientist and blogger at mathbabe.org.

Hello. Hello, Kathy.

I'm joined as always by Jordan Weissman, the moneybox colonist at Slate.

I just like to point out for the listeners at home that Kathy was doing a wonderful

little Hula as she was being introduced.

These are the thing.

Really, we need to become the Sl slate money, like streaming cast or whatever.

I learned to Hula when I was on vacation in Hawaii.

I am excellent at. He's also going to, D.P.P.P.L. is going to demonstrate this later. I'll sing. It'll be great. And Jordan. Yes. We have a special guest this week. Yes. We have with us, the author of the new book, How the Other Half Banks, and she is a law professor at the University of Georgia.

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