Your two loveable hosts tackle a couple of stories coming out regarding schools, technology and the hijinks that follow. From AI teachers to the cumulative effect of technology on a student's ability to learn, the hosts look at recent developments in the U.S. The hosts also dive somewhat into a major (probably minor) programming note on a possible hiatus.

The two stories the hosts refer to can be found at:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/teacher-goes-viral-after-saying-tech-ruining-kids-education-farewell-video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRe61oMX9lY

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Your two favorite amicable hosts tackle the thorny and omnipresent problem of procrastination. Dr. Bourgeois and Mr. Miller explore the notion of procrastination, what causes it, ways in which it can be good or bad and how to address fixing the problem. In the process, experience, history, philosophy and problem-solving are used to address this and to examine the forces that make it seemingly worse than ever before.

Want some great reading on our current education system? Check out The Center Cannot Hold: A Critical Look at Contemporary Education. Written by yours truly.

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Your two favorite hosts welcome Dr. David Baillargeon from the University of Texas at Arlington to discuss the importance and impact of the British Empire. Dr. Baillargeon focuses on what can be seen and studied with regards to British action in Myanmar (or Burma) and Malaysia. The three do a deep dive in what made the Burmese and Malay experience unique but also, the esteemed professor also highlights the commonalities that can be seen in nearly all colonizing experiences. Oh, and the three also throw in some soccer talk as well...you know, elements of colonization, of course.

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