38: What are people for?

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2018

⏱️ 61 minutes

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In this episode, we discuss a few essays from the prominent thinker, Wendell Berry.

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0:00.0	Hi, and welcome to Classical Stuff You Should Know.
0:11.5	My name is A.J. Hannanburg. I am joined by...
0:15.0	Oh, Graham Donaldson.
0:16.4	And... Thomas Magby.
0:17.8	And our podcast is aimed at making the classical world accessible to the layman.
0:22.4	That's why we're here.
0:23.5	We are all classical educators at a classical school in Austin, Texas.
0:27.2	Did you just call everybody lame?
0:28.4	Yeah, lame men.
0:29.7	Layman, yeah.
0:30.0	Lame men?
0:30.6	Yeah.
0:31.6	That's not really mean.
0:32.9	Insulting our audience?
0:33.8	Off the bat?
0:35.9	Yes.
0:43.1	We have a podcast. They all worms anyway we yeah our goal is to make of worms talking about farming we're we're trying to move help move you into the classical
0:47.9	world because there's a lot of cool stuff going on back there we all love it we're passionate
0:51.3	about it and so we thought we'd share today Thomas magby is going to talk to us about some stuff about farming and a book that he's reading.
0:59.9	Yeah, I remain super unhelpful with the names of my topics.
1:03.5	So today we're going to be talking about a dude named Wendell Berry and a book of essays he wrote called What Are People for?
1:14.1	This is not a classic, well, depends how we define classical. I don't know. It's not, whatever, it's not old, is what I'm trying to say.
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