Hello and welcome to Classical Stuff You Should Know, a podcast about classical education lectures and Christian civilization.

My name is Thomas Magby.

I'm joined as always by Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello. And Mr. A. J. Hannanburg. That's me. And today, you know, we only,

we only ever cover works that are over 100 years old. We're very, very consistent with that.

We only think of authors who are long since past, of course.

And so that's why Graham is going to be telling us about a lecture from 2024.

It's true.

I was talking to my wife last night about this because we rewatched the lecture for dinner.

And she's like, how can you justify this for your podcast?

And I was like, you don't even listen.

Is that true?

She listens when she needs to go to sleep.

Cool.

Yeah.

If she can't sleep, she'll listen to us.

Which of us does she listen to?

Which of us does she listen to?

Um, I don't know.

But then she couldn't fall asleep last night.

And so she listened to the like Senate, uh Confirmation hearings.

I don't think that put her to sleep. She woke up angry. No, we are going to be looking at the recent

Erasmus lecture at first things. So first things every year

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