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We hope you enjoy this episode with Dan Piyoski.

Hello everyone and welcome to OnScript. I am here today with Dan Pioski, who is assistant professor

of religious studies at Georgia Southern University. He did his PhD

at Princeton Theological Seminary. He's the author of David's Jerusalem between memory and history.

And also, he's the author of Memory in a Time of Prose Studies in Epistemology, Hebrew Scribalism,

and the biblical past published by Oxford University Press in 2018.

And we're going to be focusing a little bit more on that book, but we'll probably talk about his older book on David's Jerusalem and maybe touch on the book he's going to write next.

So Dan, thanks for taking the time to talk with Onscript.

Yeah, thank you, Matt, for having me.

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