S4E78 – Narnia – “The Silver Chair” (Part 1)
It’s time for our Chronicle-of-the-season! Matt, David, and Andrew are joined by Andrew’s wife, Christin-Ditchfield Lazo to discuss the fourth book in the series, “The Silver Chair”.
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S4E77 – AH – “After Hours” with Dr. Michael Ward
Dr. Michael Ward returned to the show for the second time this season, this time to talk about his new book, “After Humanity: A Guide to C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man”.
S4E76 – Bonus – Screwtape Retrospective
In this episode, David, Matt, and Andrew look back on the main texts of this season, “The Screwtape Letters” and “Screwtape Proposes A Toast”. David then springs a pop quiz on his co-hosts, and lastly they discuss the future of the podcast…
Gresham On Lewis
I’ve been collecting together the different interviews given by Lewis’ stepson, Douglas Gresham.
S4E75 – Bonus – “The Argument From Reason” with Trent Horn
David was invited onto The Counsel of Trent podcast to talk about “The Argument From Reason”, which is an argument against Naturalism which Lewis presents in Chapter 3 of his book, “Miracles”.
S4E74 – SPAT 4 – “A few Good Men”
Matt and Andrew discuss the final section of Screwtape Proposes A Toast.
S4E73 – Bonus – “The Great Divorce” with Risking Enchantment
David was invited onto the “Risking Enchantment” podcast with Phoebe and Rachel to discuss The Great Divorce.
S4E72 – SPAT 3 – “The Kids Are Alright”
Andrew and Matt pick up from where David and Brenton left off last week in “Screwtape Proposes A Toast”, in the section of the address where Screwtape talks about liberty and democracy.
Skype Session with Haley Stewart
Today I interviewed podcaster and “Word On Fire” Fellow, Haley Stewart about the upcoming book club on “Till We Have Faces” and her recent article linking the book to the Sacrament of Confession…
S4E71 – AH – “After Hours” with Marilyn R. Pukkila
In this “After Hours” episode, David discussed a wide range of Inklings-related topics with Marilyn R. Pukkila, known to some in the Tolkien community as “Marilyn, The Librarian”…