Hey there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb. And today I'm joined by

Dr. Scott Keith, Adam Francisco, and a guest, Dr. John Norton. How are you doing, Dr. Norton?

Doing great. It's been a while since I think we talked, I talked about having you on the show

on the microphone like probably six months ago. Really? Because, yeah, because you were getting ready to publish this book here.

And as listeners can tell, today we have a guest because we're going to do one of these special

episodes that we've been talking about.

We've been doing a lot of Q&A episodes.

But what we're going to do today is actually talk about a book that's been published at the 1517

publishing house. It's called

Killing Physicians. You're the author of this book, and it has a lot to do with, well, it's about

Shakespeare, but it's also about Reformation theology. And so that kind of crosses over with what we do,

talking about Reformation stuff. And we never talked about Shakespeare on the show. So I think

it's a new item for listeners to get on something kind of interesting and interesting cross

for the show today. As always, you can download the show on your computer via our website

thinkingfellows.com. You can listen to it live there. You can listen to it on your

favorite podcasting apps. I typically, since the iTunes podcasting app has really taken a dive for the

worst since the latest update, I would suggest something. Is that even possible? Yeah, it's pretty bad now,

which is sad because I think like 80% of our listeners get it through the iTunes podcasting out.

You know the funny thing is as much as I would say I hate it, it's the only one I can figure out like how to get on my phone

because I think it comes.

Yeah, it's standard, which is why I'm loaded on my phone probably.

Yep.

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