Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

Dr. Louis Markos comes on the show to talk about his latest book, "C.S. Lewis for Beginners".

Today "Pints With Jack" co-host, Andrew Lazo, is ordained to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church. To commemorate the day, Rev. Malcom Guite wrote him a poem and Phil Keaggy wrote him some music.

Today we read the first chapter of Out of the Silent Planet.

We begin Season 6 by looking at the background of this season's book, Out of the Silent Planet.

This past October, while visiting his family in England, David was invited to address the Oxford C.S. Lewis Society. This is a re-recording of his speech. Season 6 will begin next week...

Former guest-of-the-show, Rev. Brian McGreevy, chats with David about the upcoming "Telling a more beautiful story" conference in South Carolina.

David was invited onto the Uncommon Sense podcast to talk about Chesterton and Lewis.

Season Five finally draws to a close! The co-hosts gather to offer some reflections on this past season, to read some messages, and to talk about their plans for Season Six!

How did America come to love an Irish professor living in Oxford? Andrew finds out from Dr. K. Alan Snyder, author of "America discovers C.S. Lewis"...

Donald T. Williams discusses with Andrew the contents of his book, Deeper Magic: "The Theology Behind the Writings of C.S. Lewis".

C.S. Lewis is often brought up in reference to Dr. Jordan Peterson, so David interviewed Dr. Christopher Kaczor and Dr. Matthew R. Petrusek about their book on the Canadian clinical psychologist, "Jordan Peterson, God, and Christianity: The Search for a Meaningful Life".

For many, a name synonymous with C.S. Lewis is the philosopher Dr. Peter Kreeft. In this episode, David asks Dr. Kreeft as many listener-submitted questions as he can in sixty minutes...

Following up on Severe Mercy Month, Matt interviews Vincent Phillip Muñoz, Soren Grefenstette, and Natalie Schmidt about their love for Sheldon Vanauken's book.

We wrap up "Poetry Month" by talking to D.S. Martin, a poet who has written a poetry collection inspired by C.S. Lewis, "Conspiracy of Light".

Dr. Don W. King returns for the second time this month, this time to talk about the poetry of C.S. Lewis' wife, Joy Davidman.

Andrew video chats from The Kilns garden with Dr. Jerry Root about Lewis' book of poetry, Dymer.

On this episode of "Poetry Month", David interviews Dr. Karen Swallow Prior about C.S. Lewis' first published collection of poetry, "Spirits In Bondage".

Continuing with "Poetry Month", Dr. Don W. King joins David to introduce Lewis' poetic corpus.

This month we begin "Poetry Month" with popular poet and Inkling scholar, Rev. Dr. Malcolm Guite!

Today’s guest is someone whom David saw posting regularly on an online C.S. Lewis forum. He enjoyed her posts discovered that she had met Lewis, so he invited her onto the show for a chat, both about her life and her book, "O Love How Deep"…

Former guest of the show, Justin Wiggins, returns to talk about his latest book, "Surprised By Myth".

Jack's doctor was Dr. R.E. Havard. In today's episode, David interviews Sarah O'Dell, a scholar who is writing a book on this lesser-known Inkling.

Many people know Lewis as a fiction writer and as an apologist, but fewer know him as a medievalist. Dr. Jason Baxter unpacks what that means and why it's important.

Occasionally one comes across a person who makes bold claims about "The Chronicles of Narnia", not only denying that it's the greatest children's fiction ever written, but also that it is filled with sexism and racism. Dr. Devin Brown returns to the show to respond to these accusations.

In this episode, Christin and the boys conclude their reading of The Horse and His Boy.