Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

Dr. Brian Williams came on the show to talk about how C.S. Lewis can be used as pre-evangelism for a post-Christian World.

Dr. Devin Brown wrote a series of books on "The Chronicles of Narnia" called "Inside Narnia". In this episode, Dr. Brown returns to the show to talk about "The Silver Chair" and his unpublished manuscript.

Having finished "The Silver Chair", the rest of Narnia Month will be devoted to discussing other aspects of the Narniad. Today, David speaks with Dr. David Downing, Co Director of Marion E. Wade Center and author of "Into the Wardrobe: C. S. Lewis and the Narnia Chronicles".

Christin Ditchfield-Lazo returns once again to the podcast for the concluding discussion of this season's Narnian Chronicle, "The Silver Chair".

It's time for our Chronicle-of-the-season! Matt, David, and Andrew are joined by Andrew's wife, Christin-Ditchfield Lazo to discuss the fourth book in the series, "The Silver Chair".

Dr. Michael Ward returned to the show for the second time this season, this time to talk about his new book, "After Humanity: A Guide to C.S. Lewis's The Abolition of Man".

In this episode, David, Matt, and Andrew look back on the main texts of this season, "The Screwtape Letters" and "Screwtape Proposes A Toast". David then springs a pop quiz on his co-hosts, and lastly they discuss the future of the podcast...

David was invited onto The Counsel of Trent podcast to talk about "The Argument From Reason", which is an argument against Naturalism which Lewis presents in Chapter 3 of his book, "Miracles".

Matt and Andrew discuss the final section of Screwtape Proposes A Toast.

David was invited onto the "Risking Enchantment" podcast with Phoebe and Rachel to discuss The Great Divorce.

Andrew and Matt pick up from where David and Brenton left off last week in "Screwtape Proposes A Toast", in the section of the address where Screwtape talks about liberty and democracy.

In this "After Hours" episode, David discussed a wide range of Inklings-related topics with Marilyn R. Pukkila, known to some in the Tolkien community as "Marilyn, The Librarian"...

Continuing on from last week, David and guest co-host Brenton Dickieson continue to discuss "Screwtape Proposes A Toast". When it comes to souls, is it better to have quantity over quality?

We first had Dr. Louis Markos on the show during Season 2 when we spoke about imagery of Heaven and Hell in Western Literature and he recently made an appearance on "Barfield Month". Today he returns once more to talk about his new book, The Myth Made Fact: Reading Greek and Roman Mythology through Christian Eyes.

Today we begin the sequel to The Screwtape Lettters, which is Screwtape Proposes A Toast. David is joined by Dr. Brenton Dickieson to unpack the opening paragraphs.

A few months ago, David and Marie were sent an audiobook about the influence on C.S. Lewis by G.K Chesterton and they thought it was the perfect opportunity for a cross-over episode with the author, Alan C. Duncan!

Dr. Devin Brown came on the show to discuss the biography he wrote about C.S. Lewis, "A Life Observed".

Continuing his investigation into holy habits, Matt sat down for a drink and a chat with his friend, Alessandro DiSanto, one of the founders of Hallow app.

Andrew Lazo was asked to speak at the 2021 Edith Stein Conference, hosted by Notre Dame University.

A repeated theme throughout "The Screwtape Letters" has been that of habits. Fr. Mark-Mary Ames just released a book called "Habits for Holiness", so Matt sat down with him to talk about building habits to really annoy Screwtape...

Matt and David wrap up "The Screwtape Letters" and Wormwood's patient goes home.

Today we conclude the "Barfield Buffet" and Barfield Month.

The patient is about to be in a high-stress situation and Screwtape wants his nephew to exploit this. Richaél from the Clumsy Theosis podcast joins David to unpack this devilish advice.

As we near the end of Barfield Month, a number of different Barfield fans and scholars share their thoughts on this Inkling.

As we near the end of the collection of letters from Uncle Screwtape, Matt and David discuss one of his final letters where he talks about fear.