Hello and welcome to classical stuff.

You should know a podcast about books and ideas and whatever we have been reading recently.

My name is Thomas Magby.

I'm joined as always by Mr.

AJ Hannanberg.

That's me. And Mr. Graham Donaldson. I'm joined as always by Mr. A. J. Hannenberg. That's me

and Mr. Graham Donald. Hello. And in regards to today's topic, I just heard the news today.

It seems my life is going to change. I closed my eyes, began to pray. The tears of joy streamed down

my face with arms wide open. I receive this topic. It's a song by Creed.

It's with Arm's open. We're talking about, I thought, what? It's a high brow there.

I appreciate that. Also, a little strange that you're doing the Spanish translations of Creed, correct?

Crito. We're doing the Crito, which I thought was a little strange.

That is right.

Yeah.

So we're here to talk about Creed and Credo.

Graham, you are leading to this episode.

It's Greek. Credo. Credos, Cretone.

Yes.

You have been working on your foreign languages.

I appreciate that. So we, I kind of realized that we sort of, we've been stumbling through the, the trial and death of Socrates, because AJ, you did a Uthro episode a couple of times ago. And I was like, oh, I'll do one on apology. And now we're doing it on Credo or Crito, depending on, what was the pronunciation we were debating before this episode?

Guido.

Guido.

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