Welcome to the Eric Mataxas show!

It's the show that answers the questions. Could you milk a cockroach?

By the way, cockroach milk is really yummy. Some would even say no me.

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And now the man who once wrangled cockroaches for a living in Kansas City, Eric Mataxas.

You know what cockroaches this says? Some would even say no me.

I think it's safe to say absolutely nobody would say no me.

But I hate to contradict my my announcer.

Okay, Albin, this is a special day. This is a very special day.

People across the world are celebrating today is the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing the 95 Theses to the door of the Vittenberg castle church.

In my book I debunked that slightly because it maybe it didn't happen exactly on this day, but it happened around this day.

And this is the day when he mailed a letter. So we're really celebrating a 500th anniversary of him mailing a letter that set the world on fire.

Yes it did.

And so in this hour and in the next hour today, we to commemorate this university to commemorate this anniversary.

We're going to be running the special Socrates in the city, Martin Luther event that I did on October 3rd.

The day my book came out. So there's a few weeks ago, obviously, with the great Greg Thornbury, the president of the Kings College in New York City.

The Kings College has stepped up to help run Socrates in the city.

And I'm thrilled, frankly, because it's there. They're the folks to do it.

Greg Thornbury is one of the few people in the world by the way that I used to step into the role of interviewer.

And so in this hour and in the next hour, you're going to hear his interview with me that we ran that we did on October 3rd.

You can watch the video, by the way, if you want, but if you're in a car or wherever you are right now, you can just listen to this.

You can listen to the conversation that we're going to have. But Greg Thornbury probably knows more about Luther than I do.

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