Hello and welcome to the classical stuff you should know podcast, a podcast about classical education, the classical world, and the stuff you should know about it.

It's the stuff I wish I knew when I was in school. Seriously. And it's the stuff that I'm just wrapping my hands around now.

I am Graham Donaldson. I'm one of your podcast hosts and teacher of English literature at Veritas Academy.

I'm here with A.J. Hanenberg.

Hello, hello.

And Thomas Magby, the dean of student life.

Himself. Yeah, we didn't have cool titles.

I'm just instructor.

It says at the bottom of my email.

Rhetoric teacher.

Yeah.

Dean of student life is pretty good.

So last time we were here, we were talking about logical fallacies, and we got through

all of the fallacies of distraction.

We, in our arrogance and in our hubris, we thought we could get through all of the fallacies of distraction. We, in our arrogance and in our hubris, we thought we could get through all of the logical

fallacies, realized we could not.

But we're going to take up the task again and go for part two and go through the various

logical fallacies.

So if you are just listening to this podcast, and this is your first classical stuff you should know podcast

ever, you may want to at least go back one to episode 13, I think it is, and listen to the first

half of logical fallacies, because this is episode 14, logical fallacies part two.

What would be like a good sequel name for a sequel movie?

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