Half Pint with Justin Brierley (“The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God”)
Former guest-of-the-show and former host of the Unbelievable? podcast joined David “for a swift half” to talk about his new book, “The Surprising Rebirth of belief in God”.
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Half Pint with Christin Ditchfield Lazo (“Henri Nouwen”)
Andrew sits down with Dr. Christin Ditchfield-Lazo (“Lazo the Greater”/”Lazo Major”) to talk about a shared love of the writer Henri Nouwen.
Half Pint with Michael Gormley (“Gomer Goes Solo”)
Recently on the “Catching Foxes” podcast, Michael Gormley (“Gomer”) announced some upcoming life changes. David wanted to know more and so invited him out for a “swift half” to chat about it… as well as Gomer’s new-found love of Shakespeare!
Half Pint with Matt Mikalatos (“Plato’s Silent Planet”)
After coming across Matt’s articles on Tor.com about C.S. Lewis, David invited him out for a half pint and to chat about Plato’s influence on Out of the Silent Planet.
Half Pint with Mako Nagasawa (“Atonement and the Stone Table”)
Mako Nagasawa, founder of the Anástasis Center joins David to talk about the atonement, both by Jesus on the cross, and Aslan on the Stone Table.
Half Pint with Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelman (“Nefarious”)
An interview with the directors and writers of the new movie, Nefarious.
Half Pint with Stan Shelley (“On the Reading of Old Books”)
David interviews a staple of the Inklings community, Stan Shelly from “Shelley and Son Books”.
Half Pint with Sean and Jordan (“Lesser-Known Lewis”)
David is joined by Sean and Jordan from the Lesser-Known Lewis podcast. They talk about their podcasting journey, and why you should be familiar with Lewis’ lesser-known works.
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…
Half Pint Session with Dr. Kathryn Wehr (“The Man Born to be King”)
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.