Hey everybody and welcome to classical stuff you should know.

It's a podcast about classical things led by three fellows who are educators.

Well, yeah, we're all educators.

You do. I educate. Fun stuff. I also educate. Yeah, you educate. That's true. Okay, so we're all educate. I just didn't know

what you wanted to. We also run all the games, all the sports, do the house competition.

You do a lot. You do, maybe you do a lot more. Dispenser of mirth. Yeah. So we like classical things of the classical world.

If you're wondering what that is, you can go back and check out a podcast of what is classical.

And there's another one we just did tell.

What is classical education?

So you can go check those out if you're brand new.

Or you can just listen to this.

That's fine too.

But our goal is to bring the classical world to the layperson

in a way that is not alarming or terribly, terribly boring. Good. Which sometimes we probably

are that anyway, but you know, you got to take the knocks. Are you worried about today's

episode? Huh? No, no. No, I'm just trying to do a good job on the intro. I just really want to do a good job here.

You're doing great. Just trying my best, you guys. Good. Okay. So today we've got some stuff from

Graham Donaldson. Well, that, I mean, that raises a great question, AJ. And that is like,

how is a question? What is an intro? How do you define a good intro? How do you define a podcast? I bet Aristotle has an answer to that question.

Oh man, that sounds like such a boring conversation. So this came up in class the other day where

we were doing a review for the final English exam and I said something. I can't remember what it was.

And I said, how do you define blank? I can't remember what the definition was. And students said, you just

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