124: Government Shmovernment

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

As a follow up to book IX of the republic, Graeme leads us on a thought journey to the medieval land of government. So strap on your cassock and let's get weird.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody and welcome to classical stuff you should know.
0:13.1	We're a podcast about old books, old ideas, and generally classical things, trying to
0:17.9	bring all of that to you as painlessly and enjoyably as possible.
0:22.1	We are three teachers from a school in Austin, Texas, called Veritas Academy.
0:26.7	My name is A.J. Hanenberg, and I am joined by my colleagues, Thomas Magby.
0:30.3	Hello.
0:30.9	And Graham Donaldson.
0:31.9	Hello.
0:32.8	And we are, what are you giggling?
0:35.2	I was trying to mimic it, Thomas.
0:36.9	Oh, okay. How did you you do do you think on scale
0:39.1	one to ten write in let us know please email us and let us know okay and today we will be talking about
0:46.2	um apparently monster government uh how monsters interrelate with each other and who gets to be in charge
0:53.2	i would assume it's the one with, you know, the most heads, right?
0:57.9	So heads of state makes a lot more sense.
1:00.3	Yeah, like the hydra is a hail hydra.
1:03.1	As many heads of states.
1:04.5	No, no, wait, no.
1:06.0	We do not hail hydra on this podcast.
1:07.8	But the hydra's really nice.
1:09.2	And like, think about that internal dialogue.
1:11.3	Like, he can, he can have his own internal dialogue.
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