111: Harold Bloom, Clearly a Gardener

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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The recent passing of Harold necessitates a bit of a memorial from the Classical Stuff boys. In this episode we discuss Harold's legacy, anxiety, and reading.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know. My name is A.J. Hanenberg. I am joined by two of my good friends, Thomas Fletcher Magby. Hi. And Graham Geraldina Donaldson. How'd you know my middle name?
0:21.8	Just took a wild guess.
0:22.7	Oh, my word.
0:23.2	Yeah.
0:24.0	And we are here to tell you about the classical world, classical literature, old paintings once,
0:30.7	and maybe again and sometime architecture, but mostly old books and old things.
0:36.0	Have we ever done architecture?
0:37.3	We haven't done architecture. No, probably not. Have we ever done architecture? We haven't done architecture.
0:38.1	No, probably not.
0:38.9	Have we ever talked about buildings before?
0:40.9	Come on, probably.
0:41.9	We talked about buildings.
0:42.9	Like Parthenon?
0:43.9	Sure.
0:44.9	Yeah.
0:45.9	Anyway, that will come eventually once we decide to learn a little bit about architecture.
0:49.3	Exactly.
0:50.5	And today we are talking about a famous gardener.
0:53.1	Uh huh.
0:53.9	Yeah. My favorite, his anxieties.
0:56.1	And also, for those of you who are listening to this podcast because you can't read,
1:03.1	it'll be how to read.
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