S7E31 – AH – “Why I Believe in Narnia”, After Hours with James Como
To wrap up Narnia Month, David interviews Dr. James Como about his book “Why I Believe in Narnia”, a composition of essays and reviews about C. S. Lewis and his works.
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S7E30 – AH – “The Inkwell Chronicles” After Hours with J. D. Peabody
J. D. Peabody takes David on a fantastical adventure with the Inklings, as they discuss his fictional children’s series, “The Inkwell Chronicles”.
S7E29 – AH – “Not a Tame Lion”, After Hours with Terry Glaspey
Dr. Glaspey joins Matt to discuss his new book, “Not a Tame Lion”, which explains Lewis’ life and theological views.
S7E28 – Narnia –The Lamp-post Listener (“Night falls on Narnia”)
Daniel and Phil from the Lamp-post Listener join Matt to discuss their completion of “The Chronicles of Narnia”.
S7E25 – AH – “Jack’s Bookshelf: Charles Williams”, After Hours with Sørina Higgins
Today we conclude “Jack’s Bookshelf” by examining his friend, the Inkling, Charles Williams.
S7E24 – AH – “Jack’s Bookshelf: Edmund Spenser”, After Hours with Fr. Stephen Gregg
David invites Fr. Stephen Gregg on to talk about Edmund Spencer, a sixteenth-century poet famous for his work “The Faerie Queene.”
S7E23– AH –”Jack’s Bookshelf: Julian of Norwich”, After Hours with Grace Hamman
Continuing to browse through Jack’s bookshelf, today we come to Lady Julian of Norwich, introduced to us by Dr. Grace Hamman, the author of “Jesus through Medieval Eyes”.
S7E22 – AH – “Jack’s Bookshelf: Boethius”, After Hours with Dr. Michael Dauphinais
Today on “Jack’s Bookshelf” we examine “The Consolation of Philosophy” by Boethius with Dr. Michael Dauphinais.
S7E21 – AH – “Jack’s Bookshelf: Plato”, After Hours with Dr. Louis Markos
Matt kicks off another series of “Jack’s Bookshelf” by talking to Dr. Louis Markos about the Greek Philosopher, Plato.
S7E13 – AH – “Northrop Frye”, After Hours with Angelina Stanford
David had the honour of interviewing one of his favourite podcasters, Angelina Stanford from “The Literary Life Podcast”, about Lewis’ literary theory and one of his students, Northrop Frye.