123: Purgatorio: not just what a happy, Italian cat says

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

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🗓️ 17 March 2020

⏱️ 63 minutes

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We've done Dante's Inferno before, so Thomas introduces us to his Purgatorio in this episode. Doesn't "Purgatorio" sound like the Italian version of famous horror movie "The Purge"? It isn't, though.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast about the classical world, classical education, old things, books, and all those fun stuff from the ancient world.
0:22.7	This is classical stuff.
0:23.8	So, so, spring break edition, foe, foe, whew, whee.
0:26.8	So that explains why you're in your swimming trunks.
0:29.9	It's true.
0:30.5	Yep, naturally.
0:31.8	So you can listen, you spring breakers, listen to this on your, maybe you are on a beautiful
0:37.2	trip to the Italian Riv this on your maybe you are on a beautiful trip to the italian riviera
0:38.6	or maybe you decided to go to the far east and check out the wonders of south korea or inland
0:48.0	china uh or perhaps maybe you are more of a california girl oh. And you've gone off to the West Coast.
0:55.5	No, this is spring break edition.
0:57.8	Staying home.
0:58.9	Doing nothing.
1:00.2	Stuck in the house.
1:01.3	And Thomas, this also explains why you are in a giant plastic bubble.
1:04.7	Yes, exactly.
1:05.3	I'm wearing my hazmat suit today.
1:06.6	Yes.
1:06.8	So I'm glad, I hope the audio quality is okay from inside here.
1:10.1	Yeah.
1:10.3	I was unfamiliar with the designer. The designer.
1:13.1	It's, yes, it's the hazmat. Hasmati. Hasmati Springline.
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