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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time for headlines Christine, thank you, Jack and Risultzer In
so the new mayor of New York City will be
zoo orun Mom Donnie starting January first, and Mayor Adams
has offered up his congratulations. Mom. Donnie is thirty four
years old, making him the youngest mayor in the city
in over a century and also the first Muslim mayor
(00:20):
for New York City. In New Jersey, Democratic Congresswoman Mikey
Cheryl wins the race. Federal government shutdown is now into
day thirty six. That makes it the longest in US history.
We're starting to feel the fallout with air travel and
of course loss of food assistance benefits. Some senators hopeful
the shutdown could end this week. The Supreme Court we'll
(00:42):
hear arguments today in a fast track case over the
legality of President Trump's sweeping tariffs. In sports hockey, the
Islanders lost to the Bruins four to three. Rangers fell
to the Hurricanes three nothing. Jets have traded cornerback Sauce
Gardner to the Cults for two first round picks and
defensive lineman Quinn Williams to the Cowboys for a twenty
(01:02):
twenty six second Round Pick in twenty twenty seven first
round pick. And finally, when you listen to your favorite
music here at LIGHTFM, I'd like to say to get chills.
About fifty percent of people say they actually get chills
when they listen to music that they love. Research shows
that it stimulates the reward pathway in the brain, like
the same way when we see someone we love or
(01:25):
a food that we love. It could be chocolate, it
could be potato chips. That reward center lights up. When
you hear your favorite songs, I would say so.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
I mean sometimes songs do different things. Sometimes you hear
something it's really exciting, and other times you have songs
that bring you back.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
It brings you back.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
Second yeah, especially, I mean hear these songs play often
for us. But once in a while, you hear a
song and you just stop and you think about where
you were and what you were doing. I love it
who you were dating at the time. I don't know
how that worked in there. And of course with the
Backstreet Boys, Kristin just eyes roll up, time comes up
off the roller. Yeah, she's gone for three minutes and
(02:02):
thirty five seconds.
Time for headlines Christine, thank you, Jack and Risultzer In
so the new mayor of New York City will be
zoo orun Mom Donnie starting January first, and Mayor Adams
has offered up his congratulations. Mom. Donnie is thirty four
years old, making him the youngest mayor in the city
in over a century and also the first Muslim mayor
(00:20):
for New York City. In New Jersey, Democratic Congresswoman Mikey
Cheryl wins the race. Federal government shutdown is now into
day thirty six. That makes it the longest in US history.
We're starting to feel the fallout with air travel and
of course loss of food assistance benefits. Some senators hopeful
the shutdown could end this week. The Supreme Court we'll
(00:42):
hear arguments today in a fast track case over the
legality of President Trump's sweeping tariffs. In sports hockey, the
Islanders lost to the Bruins four to three. Rangers fell
to the Hurricanes three nothing. Jets have traded cornerback Sauce
Gardner to the Cults for two first round picks and
defensive lineman Quinn Williams to the Cowboys for a twenty
(01:02):
twenty six second Round Pick in twenty twenty seven first
round pick. And finally, when you listen to your favorite
music here at LIGHTFM, I'd like to say to get chills.
About fifty percent of people say they actually get chills
when they listen to music that they love. Research shows
that it stimulates the reward pathway in the brain, like
the same way when we see someone we love or
(01:25):
a food that we love. It could be chocolate, it
could be potato chips. That reward center lights up. When
you hear your favorite songs, I would say so.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
I mean sometimes songs do different things. Sometimes you hear
something it's really exciting, and other times you have songs
that bring you back.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
It brings you back.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
Second yeah, especially, I mean hear these songs play often
for us. But once in a while, you hear a
song and you just stop and you think about where
you were and what you were doing. I love it
who you were dating at the time. I don't know
how that worked in there. And of course with the
Backstreet Boys, Kristin just eyes roll up, time comes up
off the roller. Yeah, she's gone for three minutes and
(02:02):
thirty five seconds.
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