The Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to the introduction for Crow Triple 7 radio, episode 173,

Jason Lingren is with me. We're going to be capping off the kind of myth-based episodes that we've been delivering. On this one we're going to seek

to endeavor to show some people things that have been left out of modern schools, which everybody

used to understand. And if you don't have a basic understanding of Greek and then

more importantly sometimes Roman myth, which is Greek myth ported over for a more modern era,

then you are missing so much information in the art you see, in the movies you see.

And as we point out, why do you suppose it is in the latest Pirates of the Caribbean they're after Poseidon's Trident.

Why do you think they did the same thing again with the new Aquaman?

I'm just saying, did you understand it or did you get caught up in the entertainment? Are you understanding the information put before you

or is it poking you in the eye as it flies over your head? Anyhow, let's jump in with

Jason Lingrin and lay down some facts about myth.

Cheers.

All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio.

This is episode 173.

Jason Lingerin is with me,

and we're gonna kind of cap off what we've laid down over the last three episodes.

I often tell people that I like to get old books that are before what I call the Modern

Edit. Now if you get back into the 1800s or what's claimed to be all that time ago and you start to read things,

if you don't have a basic grasp of what's called the classics, You don't understand what's being said.

Little sly things they'll say like Cupid showed up or any number of things.

And without understanding the classics, which is what we've been covering, you don't understand

the Modern Code, you don't understand basically half the ideas that are being thrown right

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