Half Pint with William O’Flaherty (“The Screwtape Letters Handbook)
David is joined by the host of one of the first C. S. Lewis podcasters he ever heard, Mr. William O’Flaherty to discuss his new […]
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S9E12: Abolition – Ch. 1, Pt. 3 (“The Abolition of Virtue”)
Andrew disappears after a couple of minutes, leaving David and Matt to wrap up the final part of Chapter 1…
S9E11: Abolition – Ch. 1, Pt. 2 (“Urban Blockheads and Trousered Apes”)
We move into the heart of Chapter 1 of The Abolition of Man and see why “The Green Book” fails to teach English and instead transforms its students in a different way…
S9E10: Abolition – Ch. 1, Pt. 1 (“Pretty Waterfalls”)
It is time for our main book of the season, The Abolition of Man! In today’s episode we discuss its origin and dip our toe into Chapter 1…
Half Pint with the Brad Gray and Brad Nelson (“The Lord’s Prayer”)
David is joined by two guys named Brad who wanted to talk about the Our Father…
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”.
S9E8: “A Christmas Sermon for Pagans”
To celebrate Christmas this year, the gang discuss the recently-discovered Lewis work, “A Christmas Sermon for Pagans”.
Half Pint With Kathy Keller (“What’s WRONG with the world?”)
Wife of the late Timothy Keller and pen-friend of C. S. Lewis, Kathy Keller, returns to the show to talk about a posthumously-published book based on a sermon series by her husband, What is Wrong with the World?
S9E7: “The Last Romantic”, After Hours with Dr. Jeffrey Barbeau
How was C. S. Lewis’ life influenced by Romanticism? Dr. Jeffrey Barbeau joins the show to talk about Lewis’ connection to this important literary movement.
S9E6: “Between interpretation and imagination”, After Hours with Leslie Baynes
Biblical scholar Dr. Leslie Baynes joins David to discuss her new book “Between Interpretation and Imagination”, a deep dive into Lewis’ perspective on Sacred Scripture.