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Night Owls

Night Owls

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 Joe Klein and John Ellis on what's happening and what happens next. Joe Klein is the author of seven books and "Sanity Clause," a Substack newsletter. John Ellis is the founder and editor of two Substack newsletters — News Items and Political News Items. The two friends have covered American politics for a combined 95 years.© 2025 Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • Night Owls Episode 67

      Night Owls Episode 67
      Sep 11 2025

      With the return of Night Owls, John Ellis and Joe Klein get back into the swing of things with a sprawling discussion of a number of topics; from the consequences of Israel's war with Hamas, to Russia entering Poland's airspace, to Jeffrey Epstein's money laundering, to the "Clankers" resistance rising up against AI, to public support for a third political party, to declining support for capitalism amongst Democrats and Independents. At the close: Joe's sad assessment of The New York Mets.

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      52 min
    • Night Owls Episode 66 (with Marc Dunkelman)

      Night Owls Episode 66 (with Marc Dunkelman)
      May 19 2025

      A conversation with Brown University’s Marc Dunkelman who has written an important book: Why Nothing Works: Who Killed Progress—and how to Bring it Back.” Dunkelman has written an alternative history of the Democratic Party, a 150 year struggle between top-down and bottom-up progressivism that has led to stagnation.

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      55 min
    • Night Owls Episode 65 (Daniela Rus)

      Night Owls Episode 65 (Daniela Rus)
      May 13 2025

      We interviewed Daniela Rus, Director of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at MIT. She talks about the marriage of robotics and AI; what she calls "physical intelligence." It's a fascinating hour.
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      53 min
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