Half Pint with Nate Morgan Locke (“Narnia: A terrible franchise?”)
After watching his video, “Narnia is a terrible franchise”, I invited the host to join me for a half-pint…
After watching his video, “Narnia is a terrible franchise”, I invited the host to join me for a half-pint…
Ransom finally arrives on the island of Meldilorn.
C.S. Lewis used to read “The Man Born to be King” by Dorothy L. Sayers every Holy Week. The Wade Center has just released a new annotated edition of this work and so David interviews its editor, Dr. Kathryn Wehr.
Ransom encounters the kindness of Séroni and listens to their speculations regarding the key problem with humanity.
Matt interviews Christiana Hale about her book, “Deeper Heaven: A Reader’s Guide to C.S. Lewis’s Ransom Trilogy”…
Ransom heads to the highlands and comes face-to-face with the mysterious Augray.
David interviews the Artistic Director and Choreographer of Ballet 5:8, Julianna Slager, returns to the show to talk about an upcoming production of Till We Have Faces called “BareFace”.
This interview was released a month ago on YouTube. If you would like more of our Half Pint episodes released on the audio feed, please let us know.
Andrew interviews Dr. Michael J. Christensen about his book, “C.S. Lewis on Scripture”.
Ransom helps the hrossa kill their foe, the hnakra.
The philosophical discussions continue on Malacandra! Today Ransom learns about war, peace, passions, pleasure, children, longing, sin, as well as the mysterious creature called the Hnakra.