Hey everyone, Thomas here. Just a quick heads up that this week's episode is a little bit different than normal.

This week, I had the privilege of interviewing Josh Gibbs to discuss his new book, Love What Lasts.

If you haven't heard of Josh Gibbs before, Josh Gibbs is an educator. He is an author. He's a speaker.

And we've discussed his work a number of times on the podcast. We've talked about his first book, Love What Last, we've talked about something they

will not forget. His book of essays on Christmas. I think our episode is titled,

In Defense of Christmas. But we've covered his work a number of times.

Josh has been on the podcast before to be interviewed for one of his earlier pamphlets,

and it was a privilege to have him back. We talk about a few resources at the end of this

conversation, but just want to put them at the front as well. If you're interested in picking

up a copy of the book that we're going to discuss,

which again is Love What Lasts, you can find that at surcee institute.org.

We also discuss that Josh has an upcoming online summer conference.

So if you are an educator, if you are involved in classical education,

you're going to want to check that out. That's at gibbsclassical.com slash conference.

You can find more information there. Again, gipsclassical.com slash conference.

And if there's anything else about Josh that you're interested in learning about,

your best bet is probably to check out

Gibbs classical.com.

I think that's all I have for

intro, so I hope you enjoy this conversation

between me and Josh Gibbs.

I'm going to... Well, Josh Gibbs, welcome back to classical stuff you should know. How are you doing?

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