Hello and welcome back to the Timistic Institute podcast for off-campus conversations.

I don't know why. I find the internet to be a silly place and podcasts to be sillier still.

So it's great that we get to follow up with the Domestic Institute speakers and talk about their lectures,

chase down some insights. But yeah, conversing over the internet. I never quite get used to it.

But that's besides the point. So for this installment of off-campus conversations,

I'm very delighted to be joined by Professor Jane Peters.

Thanks for joining. Hi. Thank you. Happy to be here. Cheers. All right. That makes two of us.

So you may be known to some Temistic Institute podcast listeners because you have given lectures

for the Timistic Institute. You have done other things with your life like you have a family, which is better than doing anything for the Timistic Institute.

Actually, we could evaluate the hierarchy of goods later. But for those who don't know you, would

you say a word of introduction? Sure. My name's Jane. I teach at the College of Mount St. Vincent,

which is a school on the Hudson River in New York City in the Bronx.

And I did my PhD on Aquinas' reception of Greek sources for the Catana orrea, which is his four-volume commentary on scripture.

And then I live in Connecticut, and I have two boys.

They are four and two.

So that's what I do is all my time.

That's awesome.

My sister, Rebecca, has four children who are seven, five, three, and one.

And sometimes when I talk to her, Peter, who is three, wants to get her attention.

And typically the way that he does so is by saying this, mom, mom, mom, mom.

Yeah.

He's just, he's a tremendous human being.

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