S9E27 – Jack’s Bookshelf – “Beowulf”, After Hours with Dr. Ben Reinhard
It’s time snoop through Jack’s Bookshelf and it’s time for monster stories! Welcome to Beowulf with Dr. Ben Reinhard…
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Half Pint with Malcolm Guite (“Galahad and the Grail”)
Poet and Inkling scholar, Rev. Dr. Malcolm Guite, shares the first book in his retelling of the King Arthur story, “Galahad and the Grail”.
S9E26 – Charles Williams Month – “Weird Williams”, After Hours with Dr. Sørina Higgins
Today, we’re going to be discussing all the weirder and surprising aspects of Charles Williams with returning guest, Dr. Sørina Higgins.
S9E25: “Charles Williams Month – Friends in Co-inherence”, After Hours with Dr. Paul Fiddes
Dr. Paul Fiddes talks to David about his magisterial work on Charles Williams, “Friends in Co-Inherence”.
Half Pint with Jonathan Tepper (“Shooting Up”)
A few months ago, David’s wife Marie bought him a quiet day at a nearby hermitage, which is when he started reading “Shooting Up: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Addiction by Jonathan Tepper”. Today Jonathan joins David to talk about his memoir and unique childhood as a missionary kid working with heroin addicts.
S9E24: “Charles Williams Month – Supernatural Stories”, After Hours with Dr. Sørina Higgins
As part of Charles Williams Month we’re going to be taking a whistle-stop tour through the seven novels of Charles Williams with Dr. Sørina Higgins and Stephen Keck.
Half Pint with Reed Dent (“The Gospel of being Human”)
Reed Dent from the BEMA podcast joins to discuss “The Gospel of being Human”…
S9E23: “Charles Williams Month – The Third Inkling”, After Hours with Grevel Lindop
Today we begin a (long overdue) month exploring the “third Inkling”, Charles Williams.
Charles Williams Month (April 2026)
Charles Williams is certainly the most colourful character of the Inklings. In the series this month, David explores his biography, novels, theology and the stranger parts of his life…
Half Pint with Tilly Dillehay (“My Dear Hemlock”)
Tilly Dillehay talks about her Screwtape-inspired book, “My Dear Hemlock”.