S4E35 – AH – “After Hours” with Brooke Medina

After seeing the tweet announcing her goal to be invited onto a podcast in 2021 to gush about C.S. Lewis, we invited Brooke Medina onto the show to do just that!

S4E35: “After Hours” with Brooke Medina (Download)

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Timestamps

00:00Entering “The Eagle & Child”…
00:10Welcome
00:38Brooke Medina
03:30Quote-of-the-week
03:51Drink-of-the-week
06:11Patreon Toast
06:30Discussion
53:30“Last Call” Bell and Closing Thoughts

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Show Notes

Biographical Information

  • Brooke and I met on Twitter:

Quote-of-the-week

I can’t imagine a man really enjoying a book and reading it only once

Letter from C.S. Lewis to Arthur Greeves (February 1932)

Drink-of-the-week

  • The next thing is our drink-of-the-week, which today is Ardbeg, which has the following tasting notes in Michael Jackson’s Complete Guide to Single Malt Scotch:
    • Color: Pale gold
    • Nose: Sweet, with soft peat, carbolic soap, and smoked fish
    • Body: Medium, firm
    • Palate: Burning peats and dried fruit, followed by malt and a touch of licorice
    • Finish: Long and smoky. Fine balance of cereal sweetness, iodine, and dry peat

Patreon Toast

  • Today I toasted all of Twitter!

Twitter, thank you for not being a complete dumpster fire. Cheers!

Patreon Toast

Discussion

  • We spoke about Brooke’s history with C.S. Lewis.
  • We discussed some of her favourite books:
    • That Hideous Strength
    • Till We Have Faces
    • Surprised By Joy
    • The Abolition of Man
    • That Hideous Strength
  • We chatted about Lewis’ essays.
    • On Writing Stories for Children
    • Priestesses in the Church?
    • On Science Fiction
    • Myth Became Fact
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After working as a Software Engineer in England for several years, David moved to the United States in 2008, where he settled in San Diego. Then, in 2020 he married his wife, Marie, and moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin. Together they have a son, Alexander, who is adamant that Narnia should be read publication order.