Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know the podcast about classical stuff that you should know. And I, boys, I brought back the hello. The hello is back.

By the oft popular demand. By popular demand, the oft-insulted greetings that I give.

Hello.

My name is Graham Donaldson, and I am joined here today with Thomas Megby, the first.

You said you wanted to be the second, but...

Yeah, yes.

Yes, hello.

Middle name, was your middle name?

Fletcher is my middle name fletcher

and then arthur yon hannberg the second the artie farty himself i am the second actually yeah i know

yeah um boys it is good to be here with you it is a beautiful day out the sun is shining the birds are chirping

there's a cool crisp nip in the air.

I think it rained a little bit. I would say it is a perfect day for a wedding. Wouldn't you,

Hennonberg? Oh my word. Donaldson. Proud of you. Oh gosh. So today, no, no, I feel bad even

saying it. Really? Well, I feel bad even saying it.

Really?

Well, that's just so sad that is this what the weather would be like on the measure on the

marriage of heaven and hell?

No, that that's the way it's introduced now.

What are you talking about?

Okay, so I'm talking about William Blake and his big poem, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

Why are you laughing?

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