The Common Room – August 2023 (“Greta Gerwig and Narnia”)
The gang discuss a recent announcement from Netflix, but also spend a lot of time talking about pubs…
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S6E41 – AH – Narnia Month: “The Case for Aslan”, After Hours with David Marshall
David speaks to Dr. David Marshall about his Narnian apologetics book, “The Case for Aslan”.
Half Pint with Daniel and Phil (“The Lamp-Post Listener”)
As “The Lamp-Post Listener” podcast enters its final season of the Narnian Chronicles, David chats with its hosts, Daniel and Phil.
S6E40 – AH – Narnia Month: “Live like A Narnian”, After Hours with Joe Rigney
Matt interviews Dr. Joe Rigney regarding his book, “Live like a Narnian”.
Half Pint with Justin Brierley (“The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God”)
Former guest-of-the-show and former host of the Unbelievable? podcast joined David “for a swift half” to talk about his new book, “The Surprising Rebirth of belief in God”.
S6E39 – AH – Narnia Month: “A Narnian vision of the Atonement”, After Hours with Dr. Charles Taliaferro
Aslan lying on the Stone Table is a quintessential Narnian image, but does it also give us a vision of the Atonement? David interviews Dr. Charles Taliaferro about “A Narnian vision of the Atonement: A defense of the Ransom Theory” to find out…
S6E38 – TMN – Narnia Month: “The Magician’s Nephew (Part II)”
Together with Andrew’s wife, the co-hosts wrap up “The Magician’s Nephew”. It’s a long one today!
S6E37 – TMN – Narnia Month: “The Magician’s Nephew (Part I)”
Today we begin Narnia Month by reading “The Magician’s Nephew”, joined by Andrew’s wife, Dr. Christin Ditchfield-Lazo.
The Common Room – July 2023
After not recording together in a while, the gang exchange life updates and Matt asks about an Anglican archbishop who suggested that the Lord’s prayer might be triggering…
S6E35 – AH – Jack’s Bookshelf: Jane Austen, After Hours with Rachel Sherlock
As we approach the end of “Jack’s Bookshelf”, we welcome Rachel Sherlock from the “Risking Enchantment” podcast to talk about one of the more surprising influences on Lewis, Jane Austen.