Today we kick off “Jack’s Bookshelf”, a series of episodes where we consider the authors and works which shaped the life of C.S. Lewis. Today we speak to returning guest, Dr. Jason Baxter, and begin with Dante Alighieri, author of The Divine Comedy.
David recently tracked down the audio for an operatic adaptation of Perelandra, the sequel to Out of the Silent Planet, and invited Professor Judith Wolfe and Professor John Marr onto the show to talk about it.
David and Marie had the opportunity to go to Chicago to watch “BareFace”, a ballet-adaptation of “Till We Have Faces”, produced by Ballet 5:8. Afterwards they sat down to share their thoughts…
Andrew is joined by Dr. Junius Johnson to discuss “The Dark Tower”, Lewis’ abandoned sequel to “Out of the Silent Planet”.
Dr. Charlie W. Starr returns to the show to speak about his latest book, “The Lion’s Country: C.S. Lewis’s Theory of the Real”…
David chats with Jordan and Sean from the Lesser-Known Lewis podcast. They share their experience running a Lewis podcast, and also discuss Lewis’ essays about space travel.
Today we consider C.S. Lewis and Evangelicalism. In this episode David interviews the President of Wheaton College, Dr. Philip Ryken, and they talk about Lewis as an evangelist, as well as his views on Sacred Scripture.
Matt interviews Christiana Hale about her book, “Deeper Heaven: A Reader’s Guide to C.S. Lewis’s Ransom Trilogy”…
Andrew interviews Dr. Michael J. Christensen about his book, “C.S. Lewis on Scripture”.
The Co-Director of the Wade Center returns to talk about his early work on the Ransom Trilogy in his book, “Planets in Peril”.