So hello, everybody. We are back with Richard Rowland for one more episode of our universal

history. We've been talking about a lot of stuff in the past several months, some things that

many people have never heard about strange legends going to the ends of the earth with our series

on Ethiopia. But now a lot of people will be excited because we're finally coming to talk about

the grail. And many people have been're finally coming to talk about the Grail.

And many people have been waiting for us to talk about the Grail just because it's such a

prominent figure in Western legends. And there's so much around it, even up to today in popular

culture. So I'm really happy to have Richard to talk about this because I know he's going to surprise

me as well with some of his knowledge.

And so Richard, thanks for coming along.

I'm super excited to do this.

The grill is really important to me.

And I think it's one of these great nexus points in the whole question of universal history.

So I think that by the end of, you know, probably it's going to take us maybe a couple of videos to get through some of this grail material.

By the time we get through that, I think people will have a much better idea about, let's say, sort of the organic way that universal history kind of develops.

And then it's actually kind of this ongoing process.

Right. This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world.

So before we start, though, I have a little personal thing going on, which is that Richard is one of the

first people to actually read a copy of God's Dog, as many people know. At the end of October,

probably when this is coming out, the crowdfunding will have already started for our graphic novel.

And so I wanted Richard to say a few things about what he thought about our graphic

novel. Well, first of all, you owe me an afternoon because I had sat down. I was actually at a

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