Skype Session with Julianna Slager
I sat down with Julianna Slager to talk about adapting Lewis’ works for the stage.
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S4E31 – AH – “After Hours” with Steven Beebe
The last time he was on the show, Dr. Steven Beebe explained to us why C.S. Lewis was a master communicator. In today’s episode he returns to examine the communication techniques of everybody’s least favourite Uncle, Screwtape…
S4E30 – TSL 15 – “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow”
There is a lull in the War. Should Wormwood make the patient more worried or less worried, and should he get him to focus on the past, the present or the future?
S4E27 – Bonus – “Another Tribute to Walter Hooper”
Together with William O’Flaherty and the hosts of The Lamp-Post Listener, we have assembled several tributes to Walter Hooper who recently passed away. This is the fourth episode in the series, and the second which has appeared on this feed.
S4E26 – Bonus – “A Tribute to Walter Hooper”
Together with William O’Flaherty and the hosts of The Lamp-Post Listener, we have assembled several tributes to Walter Hooper who recently passed away.
S4E25 – AH – “After Hours” with Fr. Vincent Lampert
Given that “The Screwtape Letters” satirically examines the world of the demonic, we thought that it would be a good idea to talk about spiritual warfare with an exorcist.
S4E24 – TSL 13 – “Cup of brown joy”
Wormwood messes up by allowing the patient to experience some real pleasures! Matt sits down with Rev. Brian McGreevy to discuss Screwtape’s advice to his nephew…
S4E23 – Bonus – “Home by another way”
The gang get together to look back over 2020, celebrate the coming of Epiphany, and look ahead to a new year of podcasting!
S4E21 – TSL 12 – “Slow Fade”
Screwtape continues to try and slowly draw the patient away from his faith…
S4E20 – AH – “After Hours” with Terry Lindvall
Following on from Tuesday’s episode where I discussed the different kinds of laughter described by Screwtape, I was joined by author Terry Lindvall to speak further about the subject.