Hi, everybody. This is Gadsad. Another unbelievable guest today. I've got Professor Stephen Scultetti, who is

Professor of Philosophy, the chair of the Philosophy and Religion Department. This is at Old Miss.

And the director, where I'm housed, very proud to be housed there, precisely because Stephen

rescued me from the frozen thunder of Canada at the Declaration of Independence Center

for the Study of American Freedom at Old Miss. Welcome, Stephen.

Gad, it's great to be here. Thanks for the invitation. I'm looking forward to actually

having a conversation with you. This is terrific.

Likewise. So oftentimes when I've got guests that have a unique area of expertise,

I like to flex at how complete my personal library is.

So will you indulge me as I try to cater to some of your

research interests? No, go ahead and wow me. I'm sure I'll be impressed. I only pick three,

although I could have got my personal library in this area is bigger than the three that I'll

show you. For the viewers and listeners,

Stephen is an expert. Everything you want to know about Aristotle and we're afraid to ask,

we will cover today. So I've got this one. Do you know this lady? You know, yeah, I do. I haven't

read that book, but I know of it. So that's great that you're reading that. I read that a couple of years ago in Portugal.

Then this is not Aristotle, but it's certainly within the genre, how to think like a Roman emperor.

Right.

Yeah.

Donald Robertson, who is actually a very interesting guy.

He's been on my show and I've been on his.

He's a gentleman who applies, he's a therapist.

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