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Greg Jenner

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You're Dead to Me
Causes of the British Civil Wars (Radio Edit)

And in Comedy Corner, we have the truly talented Toussaint Douglas. Thank you, Toussaint.

You're Dead to Me
Causes of the British Civil Wars (Radio Edit)

And in Comedy Corner, we have the truly talented Toussaint Douglas. Thank you, Toussaint.

You're Dead to Me
Causes of the British Civil Wars (Radio Edit)

And to you, lovely listener, join me next time as we untangle the complicated origins of another historical happening. But for now, I'm off to go and petition my local council with a 24-yard-long petition about potholes. They're going to feel my petty wrath. Bye!

You're Dead to Me
Causes of the British Civil Wars (Radio Edit)

And to you, lovely listener, join me next time as we untangle the complicated origins of another historical happening. But for now, I'm off to go and petition my local council with a 24-yard-long petition about potholes. They're going to feel my petty wrath. Bye!

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Hello and welcome to You're Dead to Me, the Radio 4 comedy podcast that takes history seriously. My name is Greg Jenner. I'm a public historian, author and broadcaster and today we are dusting off our philosophy textbooks and going back nearly 2,400 years to ancient Greece to learn all about one of history's greatest beardy chin-strokers, Aristotle.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Hello and welcome to You're Dead to Me, the Radio 4 comedy podcast that takes history seriously. My name is Greg Jenner. I'm a public historian, author and broadcaster and today we are dusting off our philosophy textbooks and going back nearly 2,400 years to ancient Greece to learn all about one of history's greatest beardy chin-strokers, Aristotle.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

And to help us tell our virtue ethics from our empiricism, we have one top-notch teacher and one very eager pupil. In History Corner, she's Professor of Classics at Durham University and a Fellow of the British Academy. You might have heard her on Radio 4's Natalie Haynes stand-up for the classics or Radio 4's Great Lives.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

And to help us tell our virtue ethics from our empiricism, we have one top-notch teacher and one very eager pupil. In History Corner, she's Professor of Classics at Durham University and a Fellow of the British Academy. You might have heard her on Radio 4's Natalie Haynes stand-up for the classics or Radio 4's Great Lives.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Maybe you've read one of her many books, including Aristotle's Way, How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life, and her most recent book, Facing Down the Furies. And you'll know her from our episode on Mr Triangle himself, Pythagoras. It's Professor Edith Hall. Welcome back, Edith.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Maybe you've read one of her many books, including Aristotle's Way, How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life, and her most recent book, Facing Down the Furies. And you'll know her from our episode on Mr Triangle himself, Pythagoras. It's Professor Edith Hall. Welcome back, Edith.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

OK, we'll get into that later. And in Comedy Corner, he's a writer, comedian, presenter, producer and podcaster. He's a polymath. Maybe you've listened to his incredible podcasts. No such thing as a fish. And his new show, We Can Be Weirdos. And you'll definitely remember him from our episode of You're Dead to Me all the way back in Series 1 on Young Napoleon. It's Dan Schreiber.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

OK, we'll get into that later. And in Comedy Corner, he's a writer, comedian, presenter, producer and podcaster. He's a polymath. Maybe you've listened to his incredible podcasts. No such thing as a fish. And his new show, We Can Be Weirdos. And you'll definitely remember him from our episode of You're Dead to Me all the way back in Series 1 on Young Napoleon. It's Dan Schreiber.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Welcome back, Dan.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Welcome back, Dan.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

So last time out, Dan, we had you back in 18th century France and Corsica, and we were following the travails of a young man called Napoleone. Yes. How do you feel about ancient Greece? Is this a comfort area for you?

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

So last time out, Dan, we had you back in 18th century France and Corsica, and we were following the travails of a young man called Napoleone. Yes. How do you feel about ancient Greece? Is this a comfort area for you?

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

This is the So What Do You Know? This is where I have a go at guessing what you, our lovely listener, might know about today's subject. And Aristotle is one of the most famous Western philosophers of all time. He's one of the most famous names in all of history. Maybe you're picturing a beardy guy in a robe.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

This is the So What Do You Know? This is where I have a go at guessing what you, our lovely listener, might know about today's subject. And Aristotle is one of the most famous Western philosophers of all time. He's one of the most famous names in all of history. Maybe you're picturing a beardy guy in a robe.

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Maybe he's lecturing a bottle-blonde Alexander the Great because you've seen the movie Alexander where all the Macedonians were Irish for some strange reason. Perhaps you've encountered Aristotelian ethics through the wonderful sitcom The Good Place. But who was this philosopher who changed intellectual life in the West forever? How did he get to be so brainy and so important?

You're Dead to Me
Aristotle (Radio Edit)

Maybe he's lecturing a bottle-blonde Alexander the Great because you've seen the movie Alexander where all the Macedonians were Irish for some strange reason. Perhaps you've encountered Aristotelian ethics through the wonderful sitcom The Good Place. But who was this philosopher who changed intellectual life in the West forever? How did he get to be so brainy and so important?