Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast about philosophy and literature and the great ideas and whatever we want to talk about.

My name is Thomas Magby. I'm joined as always by Mr. A.J. Hannenberg and Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello. In today's episode,

AJ, you are bringing us part three on Emmanuel Kant. Yep, I thought I could get all of

chapter two into one episode last time, but I did not anticipate us arguing for 35 minutes of the

episode. Have you listened to this podcast before? That's got to be half of our episode.

I mean, that's a pretty solid bit chunk of time, right? It is. Yeah, you're not wrong.

We weren't arguing. We were unraveling. There was a little, I think there was a lot.

It was fine. Anyway, it was a good time. But we didn't get all the way through the chapter. My hope is to get all the way through the chapter this time and then maybe have only one more episode on Kant. If that last

chapter is interesting. If it's not, I'll move on to something else. But this, the rest of chapter

two is pretty good and I think it'll, you know, raise Graham's hackles very low. I doubt. I do not think that's true if the first two episodes are any indication.

Which is fun.

I actually, a lot of this stuff is really interesting to me, and so I think, I don't know,

maybe by the end of it, you'll be convinced that Kant is a genius and he's got his finger

on the pulse of morality, but I somehow doubt it.

I've been tending to my hackles.

I think I am. How does one tend ones hackles?

Well, the thing is, I've been thinking a lot about your episodes in between the months,

in between them, however long it's been since we've recorded.

That's not on you.

That's not on you.

That's not on you.

Yeah, yeah.

...