Hello there and welcome to the thinking fellows podcast. My name is Caleb. And today I'm joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith, and by my brother, Josh, Keith, who I will let him introduce himself in a moment. I mean, I think he's been on before. Yep. Once or twice. A long time ago. Yeah. And we'll let people know why you're on here in a minute

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Okay, guys.

So today I titled this in the computer for search engine purposes.

It's going to be rings of power.

And then in brackets, why you should or should not watch it, because we're in our why you should series.

And I figured, you know, for the Thinking Fellows podcast, there's not a lot of opportunity to always jump on some sort of pop culture or current events train.

And we tend to avoid it, especially if it's overtly political,

overtly scandalous or something like that.

And so we just don't get a ton of ways to just get the show on a hot search topic.

And since we've done some episodes recently on Lewis and Tolkien within the past year, I figured this would be something we could at least

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