Welcome to the Eric McTaxis show with your host, Eric Mettaxas.

Hey, folks, welcome to this is our two?

It's our two.

Oh, my goodness.

How the time flies.

Yes, it does.

We were just kids back then.

Oh, yeah.

Listen, in Hour 2 today, we're talking to our friend, Sean Foyt.

Don't try to spell it.

You'll hurt yourself.

But tomorrow, we're doing a special Christmas Eve.

This is something I recorded in England about seven years ago.

It's a Socrates in the City event.

If you don't know about Socrates and the City, this is a series speaking series that I have

done or interview series I've done, I should say, over the years. You can go to Socrates in the city.com. Actually, it's an amazing website. A lot of cool stuff there.

Socrates in the city.com. But tomorrow, we're airing my Socrates in the city interview with, gosh, a

brilliant man, Colin Nicol. He wrote a book called The Star. It's about the Star of Bethlehem.

It's the Christmas Comet. It's, it's amazing. It's amazing. It combines extreme astronomy with biblical

exegesis. And if you don't know what that means, it doesn't matter. But that's tomorrow. Yeah, in a very bright flashlight. He holds it above his head and says, he holds it for drama, for drama. That's right. So, no, but that's tomorrow. And it's really special. But if you go to Socrates and the city.com, you can see more of the interviews that I've done.

But he's a big deal. I want to say, Albin, on Monday, we are going to air, I just yesterday

interviewed our friend Ken Fish. I love Ken Fish. And every now and again, I get freaked out by the fact that his last name is Fish.

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