<p>Because of the theme that was emerging, I guess I slow things down a bit, yet I think the podcast still moves along rather nicely. It comes out to about twenty minutes, but unlike the Passover Seder, which turns out to be one of its themes, the time flies by.  And I end with a  rare vintage Seder Event from about 1946.</p>

Because of the theme that was emerging, I guess I slow things down a bit, yet I think the podcast still moves along rather nicely. It comes out to about twenty minutes, but unlike the Passover Seder, which turns out to be one of its themes, the time flies by. And I end with a rare vintage Seder Event from about 1946.

<p>Because of the theme that was emerging, I guess I slow things down a bit, yet I think the podcast still moves along rather nicely. It comes out to about twenty minutes, but unlike the Passover Seder, which turns out to be one of its themes, the time flies by.&nbsp; And I end with a&nbsp; rare vintage Seder Event from about 1946.</p>

Songs for a Shabbat Afternoon

Join THIS OLD MAN--the podcast and the host--weekly, daily, monthly, whenever it serves as a suitable place for the eponymous Allen Scult to continue his life's work and play in philosophy. Scult's thinking takes him--and the listener--to a variety of philosophical landscapes, not least of which relates to his own being, now an old man. Scult draws on his own work/play, as well as many of the great philosophers across time, especially Heidegger, Nietzsche, Plato, Socrates. Sometimes calm but never boring, as applicable to everyday life as to death, This Old Man resonates with the deep wisdom and sacred energies of the natural world, in which it is recorded. Follow This Old Man down to the river, into the woods, out of the cave, and to whatever other sites of pilgrimage and holiness Scult visits, making of the world places to be and to see.

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