Vanan Murugesan

It won't be a nothing burger, nor will it be a tsunami.

Then the question is, should people over 65 get a spring COVID-19 shot?

And the recommendation is this, and this is why I want to share it, because I know a lot of you are always concerned about this.

And again, it's a great substack, your local epidemiologist, go look it up.

But the spirit of being an immigrant and where you're not tied to certain traditional legacy media practices allows us to push things out on the boundaries.

Should people over 65 get a spring COVID-19 shot?

Answer, if it's been at least three months since your last dose, a spring shot is a reasonable call.

And hey, if we have some good news to share, I'd love to be coming back to your show with my colleagues to talk about how we are making money to support the work.

Timing it around May or June tends to align well with how COVID-19 seasons typically play out.

So look, you're not gonna, unfortunately, we can't rely on the actual public health officials to give us sort of normal common sense advice, normal common sense facts about what is actually happening.

And so I found that news helpful.

And I figured I might as well share it with you guys that you might find helpful, too.

All right.

So with that, let's sneak in a break.

When we come back, get to know a local news site that was designed for the growing immigrant community of Minnesota, the Sahang Journal.

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