Podcast Episode Archives - Pints With Jack

Dr. Paul Fiddes talks to David about his magisterial work on Charles Williams, "Friends in Co-Inherence".

We're still here! Latin Letters are coming next month!

David has a few announcements about buying books and a possible Inklings pilgrimage!

In the last week before the start of Season 7, David reminds everyone to get ready for #CSLewisReadingDay one last time! He then shares the first part of his upcoming Half Pint interview with Dr. Jason Lepojärvi about a conference being planned for Portland next year. Finally, he shares Andrew's recent appearance on The "Lamp-Post Listener" discussing "The Last Battle".

David was recently interviewed on two episodes of “The C. S. Lewis Podcast” about the upcoming “C. S. Lewis Reading Day” (November 29th). Bonus: “The […]

David was recently interviewed on the "Men with Chests" podcast about The Great Divorce.

A couple of brief announcements from David.

David interviews the Artistic Director and Choreographer of Ballet 5:8, Julianna Slager, returns to the show to talk about an upcoming production of Till We Have Faces called “BareFace”. This interview was released a month ago on YouTube. If you would like more of our Half Pint episodes released on the audio feed, please let us know.

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.

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

David explains what happened to the missing episodes...

All the co-hosts recorded a quick listener message to celebrate Easter 2021!

A final reminder for the virtual tour of C.S. Lewis' home on March 13th.

We have teamed up with the C.S. Lewis Foundation and will be offering a free virtual tour of C.S. Lewis' home to all of our Patreon supporters, regardless of tier. While the tour is free, we do ask all Patreon supporters to sign up for the event.

Listeners might be expecting S3E40 to appear today, which is the second part of the cross-over episode discussing The Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie with Daniel and Phil from The Lamp-Post Listener. Although that episode is indeed released today, you'll find it on their podcast, not ours!

I went back to St. Ignatius in LA this past week to give them a Lenten talk about temptation and C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters.

Last night I gave a talk in Charlotte, North Carolina, on C.S. Lewis, telling the story of how he came to faith in Christ and how this journey influenced his own subsequent evangelistic efforts.

I was recently interviewed as a guest on two different podcasts: The Counsel of Trent and the Classical Theism Podcast. This episode contains clips from those interviews to whet your appetite for the full episodes... 00:40 COT Clip, Episode #190 04:44 COT Clip, Episode #191 10:05 CTP Clip, Episode #59

In the previous episode we began discussing the second book in "The Chronicles of Narnia", which is called "Prince Caspian". In this episode, we finish our discussion. 00:38 Continued Analysis 22:29 Overall review of the book 27:00 Surprise Haiku!

Hey everyone, I'm afraid there's no substantial episode this week as I'm packing for my trip to England tomorrow. Click on the episode title for the Show Notes!

The chapter today is really the pivot of The Great Divorce. In it, we meet George MacDonald, a writer whom Lewis had read on earth, but who is now a Bright Spirit. MacDonald explains much to Jack, particularly concerning the troubling accusations raised by the Hard-Bitten Ghost. Click on the episode title for Show Notes!

Unfortunately I've been run off my feet this week and haven't had time to edit a full episode. However, rather than just post nothing, I thought I'd read an extended quotation from "The Dogmas Is The Drama" by Dorothy Sayers, a good friend of C.S. Lewis. Click on the episode title for Show Notes!

Lent at St. Ignatius in Los Angeles. This is a longer version of the talk I gave the previous week in Dodge City which was called "What is the point of Christianity?". The first 20 minutes is basically identical, after which I get into new material.

Matt and I wanted a little break, so today's episode is a replay of our Christmas episode from last year. We'll see you all in the New Year for Season 2 and "The Great Divorce"!

Sorry guys! I don't think I'm going to be able to get out an episode of the Eagle and Child this week! We'll be back next week.