Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

After reading the introductory sections in the previous episode, the gang dive into the letters of "Letters to Children". They discuss the parts of the letters which surprised them, as well as Jack's references to the United States and his spiritual advice. [Show Notes]

After the break of After Hours Month, the team return to discuss another Lewis letter collection, "Letters to Children". [Show Notes]

As we wrap up "After Hours Month", David has a few announcements... Buy "Letters From Jack" Come on pilgrimage with us? [Show Notes]

Angelina Stanford, a notable podcaster from 'The Literary Life Podcast', discusses the intersection of C.S. Lewis’ literary theory and Northrop Frye's contributions. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling in literary analysis and critiques modern literary criticism. The conversation highlights the revival of humane letters and the shift from academia to homeschooling, while also exploring diverse reading habits. Stanford reflects on how classic literature, particularly the works of Lewis and Tolkien, shapes understanding and appreciation of the literary world.

Dr. Diana Glyer returns once again to talk about "Letters From Jack", a book which has been brought back into print and sent out to our Patreon supporters! [Show Notes]

Matt is joined by pastor and author Will Vaus to discuss his latest book, My Journey with C.S. Lewis & Other Companions. [Show Notes]

In this season we're reading several letter collections of C. S. Lewis, but in today's episode we turn to the letters of his brother, Warnie Lewis. Dr. Diana Pavlac Glyer and Dr. Don W. King join David to discuss The Major and the Missionary, the correspondence between Warren Lewis and missionary, Blanche Biggs. [Show Notes]

Dr. Mark Noll, an expert on C.S. Lewis' reception in the United States, discusses topics including Lewis' popularity among Catholics, the misconception of his religious affiliation, objections raised by Westminster seminary, and his acceptance in the evangelical community.

Dr. Joe Rigney, author of 'Lewis on the Christian Life,' discusses C.S. Lewis's perspective on the Christian life. They explore Lewis's emphasis on following Jesus daily, the importance of apologetics, and the concept of choosing Christ. The speakers also touch on topics such as Irish whiskey, their book projects, and C.S. Lewis's views on religion's privatization. They discuss the concept of Christian hedonism and its connection to finding joy in God.

It’s still Christmas! To celebrate, we’re sharing David’s recent interview on the Fantastical Truth podcast from Lorehaven where he attempts to answer “How Did Lewis and Tolkien Celebrate and Critique Christmas?” [Show Notes]