Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb and I am joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith, for our episode today.

The Thinking Fellows is part of the 1517 podcast network of shows.

You can go to 1517.org forward slash podcasts to see all of the shows.

There's 20 podcasts at the all of the shows there.

There's 20 podcasts at the 1517.17.

That's a lot.

Now it is a lot.

Some of those are seasonal.

So, you know, if you're interested in them and you're like,

I already subscribed to way too many weekly podcasts to keep up.

Well, some of these might be like bingeable in a couple of days.

The Field Guide to the Bible, I wouldn't say a couple of days on that one, but it's 17 episodes so far.

It's 17 episodes, and that's one of those ones where you could almost, you wouldn't even have to binge.

You could make use of it in a creative way even. That's one where if you're a family,

for instance, you could listen with your kids in a car because it's just walking through the basic Bible stories. Yeah, it's pretty great. So I think there is some cool family use for that one.

Bob Hiller, when he was on the show a couple of weeks ago, mentioned that he thinks he's going to use it with the parents of catechumans so that when catacumans are coming home and they're walking through scripture as they go through the catechism as well that the parents have a refresher on all of these Bible stories. So it's current for when they're,

when their students, when their children are asking questions during that time.

And if the listeners can hear the dog in the background, that's not our dog this one,

we apologize. We're down at the studio and somebody moved next door that just leave the barking

dog outside all day. Yes. It's been great the last 10 days down here.

The, yeah, I mean, usually if there's dog noise in a podcast, it is one of ours.

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