134: I See Satan Fall Like Lightning

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Whenever Graeme likes to say something intelligent, one thing that I apparently love to do is fasten on one small element of his argument and dig my heels in. This week, it's about birds that love each other. The rest of the podcast is a cool thing about psychological readings of scripture.

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to classical stuff you should know.
0:11.0	My name is AJ Hannanburg and I'm here with two of my compatriots, Graham Donaldson.
0:18.0	I am one of your compatriots.
0:19.0	And Thomas Magby.
0:20.0	I am the other compatriot.
0:21.7	And we talk about classical stuff.
0:24.1	Anything you can look at and say, whoa, that's classical.
0:26.4	That's pretty much what we do.
0:27.8	They're like, oh, hey, that's a classical thing.
0:29.4	It's fair.
0:29.9	Then that's a thing that we address.
0:31.6	I mean, with some, you know, some boundaries. Like, we're not, we don't address the classical Beach Boys album, although we should because
0:40.3	there are some really great ones.
0:41.5	Come on.
0:42.3	Yeah.
0:42.8	Don't ruin my episodes.
0:43.8	Anyway, we all teach at a school down in Austin, Texas, and we like it, and we talk about
0:47.6	books and stuff.
0:48.5	And that's what we do.
0:49.6	True.
0:50.2	And today, we are actually talking about birding and in the story of one particular birder
0:55.2	who one day, while he was sitting outside, saw a very large bird fall from the sky, quickly,
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