Hey my friends, it's Matt, this is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast and I do other

podcasts I'm not like trying to two time you or anything I just I don't know I got some other things I want to talk about

so I got some other podcast too but you're my only daily podcast and it's really important to me that you know that and that's the place you

occupy in my heart. I do one called Nodom questions with my buddy Destin Sandlin

he's got a YouTube channel called Smarter Every Day he does super well

with that that's one where he's a rocket scientist and I'm just some

guy and then we pick a topic and he rocket sciences it and I just some guy it and it's fun we have a nice time

with it and a lot of people seem to like it

which is a really neat thing and then I got this other one

it's a pretty obscure called Ironwood Rhino and I've been doing it for not quite a

year and the reason that I do this podcast is because I really

like epistemology and I guess that's a fancy word for thinking about

thinking thinking about how you know stuff theories theories of knowledge, things like that, and people have wondered about that since the dawn of time.

And one of the things that I remember from college philosophy class is, well, meeting my wife on the first day, I remember that for sure.

Another thing that I remember were all of the debates about knowledge and knowing stuff and all of these

interesting examples, these ancient Greek philosophers came up with for the limits of knowledge or what faculties we use to gain knowledge or can you know anything without actually encountering it with your five senses, does that really count as knowledge?

And as life went on and I kept thinking about that stuff, I was like, you know what's a really fun exercise for thinking about

knowledge and knowing and proof and how you know if something's real or not is the

weird outlier stories, the stuff that people tell you around campfires.

That stuff gets fun.

I thought, you know what, I'm going to make a podcast about it.

And so I made a podcast and we've only done like 13

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