G'day. I'm Gary Stevens.

Welcome to the afterlife of the History in the Bible podcast.

In this afterlife episode, I introduce the New Testament to Gil Kidron of a podcast of Biblical Proportions.

I hope you enjoy it.

Hi Gary.

Hi, Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil, hi Gil.

Good to see you again. Good to see you again.

People do not know this, but right now you put a background of a very, very famous Australian

monument, not monument. Rock. Rock. It's just a big rock. It's the biggest rock in the world. It's the biggest rock in the world?

Yeah. Fact. Fact. It's not a mountain. It's a rock. What's it called? It's called Uluru.

Uluru. Okay. Now I'm saying Uluru, but now I immediately got it.

But before we started recording and you told me that it was called Uluru,

it took me like a minute to re-pronounce it back to you.

Okay.

Well, you've got it completely right.

Technically, it's called a monolith because it's surrounded by desert scrub and it just goes bang, and it sits there in the middle of this vast flat plane.

Right, and people were climbing it. Used to do, used to climb it.

I think that's not allowed anymore because it's sacred to the Aboriginism.

So speaking about sacred things.

Oh, good segue.

Good segue.

Good segue.

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