Hello and welcome to Classical Stuff.

You should know a podcast about classical education, philosophy, books.

And today, The Soul.

My name is Thomas Magby.

I'm joined as always by Mr. AJ Hanenberg. That's me.

And Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello. And since I don't have any witty retort to start with,

AJ, I've already ruined your topic. What's, uh, you're, you're out of the podcast.

A lot of people have been describing our podcast as like, I was looking for something

philosophical and I found this podcast. I guess we're hitting up the old, we're getting

the algos or finding us to be. I guess so. Do we get new reviews or something?

It's just, we've gotten some emails and people are like, oh, I found you guys when I was

looking for topics on philosophy. I was like, oh, okay. I guess, I guess, I guess that's us.

Do you not think we talk about philosophy? I guess so. We talk about it enough. It's usually my thing.

I usually bring in the philosophy books.

I mean, none of us, we, I don't think we've gotten as, like, further than Kant in terms of, oh, we, yes, we talked about, um, I see Satan in fault, Rayne Daycard.

We did the Republic.

Yeah.

Yeah, but that's old i'm i'm thinking in terms of like modern stuff oh yeah yeah okay all right anyway

all right well today we are doing part two of what i started during our live podcast which is aristotle's

day anima or on the soul where he kind of develops his theory on what exactly the soul is and then by

way of review what were some of the ideas that they had previously do you guys remember so like

of what the soul is yeah yeah it's a number It's a number that's a moving number. It's a moving number. It's a moving number. It's a moving number. It's a moving number. It's one of them. That's a moving number was one of them.

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