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”.
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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.
S9E23: “Charles Williams Month – The Third Inkling”, After Hours with Grevil Lindop
Today we begin a (long overdue) month exploring the “third Inkling”, Charles Williams.
S9E9: “Wardrobes and Rings”, After Hours with Dr. Julia Golding
Though we’re in the Christmas season, Lent is just around the corner. Dr. Julia Golding joins to help prepare us with her co-authored new devotional “Wardrobes and Rings”.
Destroying Matt Walsh
Whatever one’s opinion about Matt Walsh, all right-thinking people know he’s definitely wrong about this opinion…
S8E33 – Narnia – “Narnia Month: Narnia and the Fields of Arbol”, After Hours with Dr. Matthew Dickerson
Dr. Matthew Dickerson comes on the show to discuss the ecology of J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.
Five Golden Rings
Tolkien’s long-lost Christmas poem…
S7E39 – GM – “MacDonald Month: Anthology (Part II)”
David, Matt, and Andrew gather to discuss George MacDonald: An Anthology, to wonder at the influence the Scottish author had on C. S. Lewis.
S7E38 – GM – “MacDonald Month: George’s Anthology (Part I)”, After Hours with Dr. Kirstin Johnson
“MacDonald Month” wraps up with the first of two episodes on Lewis’ book, “George MacDonald: An Anthology”. Today David is joined by MacDonald scholar, Dr. Kirstin Jeffrey Johnson, to discuss the Preface.
S7E37 – “MacDonald Month: Reading George”, After Hours with Jess Lederman
It’s MacDonald Month, and we will be diving in to the life and works of George MacDonald, the author who was perhaps C. S. Lewis’ biggest inspiration. Today, David sits down with Jess Lederman to discuss the importance of the Scottish writer.