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I Might Believe in Faeries

Aaron Irber
Herbal Medicine
Catholic Faith
St. Hildegard Of Bingen
Sara
Antelope
St. Isidore's Entomologies
Modern Medicine
Feminism
Aesop's Fables
Animal Symbolism
Christianity
Grand Medieval Bestiary
Folklore
Medieval Culture
Medieval Literature
C. S. Lewis
Tim Powers
Literature
Symbolism
Aberdeen Bestiary

This is a podcast about stories, myths and Catholicism. Stories are how we orient ourselves in the world. In Catholicism, we believe in the Greatest Story: Christ crucified and resurrected. We participate in His story through ritual worship; the liturgy. Even in the Catholic Church, these truths are often forgotten or ignored. My mission for this podcast is to explore storytelling, myths, and how ... more

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It is spooky season when the veil between the material and spiritual worlds becomes thin. Halloween is right around the corner and monsters prowl about the edge of society often taking the forms of something either enticing or frightening. Church mus... more

Last month, I was a guest on iSamwise’s YouTube channel and we discussed, you guessed it, Tim Powers! Check it out! iSamwise kindly shared his audio file with me so I could share it with all of you.

Link to iSamwise’s YouTube channel: www.y... more

In this episode, I am joined by medieval scholar and author, Jason Baxter. Dr. Baxter is the Director of the Center for Beauty and Culture at Benedictine College and the author of many books, including a new translation of Dante and The Medieval Mind... more

Two wonderful guests return to the show, the editor of Plough and Mere Orthodoxy, Susannah (Black) Roberts, and poet and playwright, Jane Scharl.

We discuss Rudolf Otto’s The Idea of the Holy and the “Numinous”, which is a term he coined in that bo... more

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Recent Guests

Jason Baxter
Author and scholar focusing on C. S. Lewis and medieval literature
author of The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis
Episode: The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis (ft. Jason Baxter)
Leila Lawler
A mother, writer, and author who contributed the foreword to "St. Hildegard's Garden"
Episode: St. Hildegard's Garden (ft. Leila Lawler)

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Aaron Irber
Host of the podcast, known for engaging discussions about storytelling, myths, and Catholic themes, incorporating a scholarly approach to his conversations.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • The Mythopoetic Imagination

    Aaron's podcast is one of the best resources for intelligent conversation on all aspects of the mythopoetic imagination from a Catholic perspective. He consistently asks intellignet questions and demonstrates a real talent for drawing the best from all his guests. Highly recoomended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beowulf2023
    United States3 years ago
  • Great show!

    This is currently one of my favorite podcasts. Aaron hosts some fascinating guests and leads great conversations on fantasy, folklore, and faith. I have greater appreciation for faerie with each episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndrewSnyder
    United States3 years ago
  • Wonderful show

    great discussions about faith, fiction, and folklore with interesting guests

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shrines of Moriya
    United States3 years ago
  • Fantastic (in every sense of the word) podcast

    Love this podcast. Aaron is an extremely knowledgeable and intellectually curious host whose passion for the subject matter shines through, and his guest line-up is top-notch. I always end up with new insights (and a much longer reading list) after each episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HMSReep
    United States4 years ago

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The overall feedback underscores a sense of gratitude for the educational aspect of the show, with several reviews mentioning it as a valuable resource for those pondering deeper meanings in faith and tradition.
Many commend the show for its thought-provoking content and the quality of guests featured, highlighting a rich exploration of various themes related to Catholicism and storytelling.
Listeners appreciate the intellectual depth of discussions, often praising the host's ability to draw insightful connections between faith, folklore, and literature.

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The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis (ft. Jason Baxter)
Q: How does the conception of the cosmos relate to psychology and ethics according to Lewis?
Baxter suggests that Lewis believed the shift away from the medieval worldview impacts our understanding of purpose and meaning in life.
The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis (ft. Jason Baxter)
Q: What does Lewis mean by the phrase 'evil enchantment'?
Baxter explains that it refers to modernity's materialistic view which reduces life to mere atoms and forces, neglecting the deeper spiritual life and longings.
St. Hildegard's Garden (ft. Leila Lawler)
Q: What makes St. Hildegard's view of health different from modern Western medicine?
St. Hildegard's view emphasizes balance, the interconnectedness of body and spirit, and the holistic understanding of health, contrasting with the modern binary approach of treating symptoms as mechanical issues.

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This podcast focuses on the intersection of storytelling, myths, and Catholicism, exploring how narratives shape our understanding of the world and faith. Each episode features engaging conversations that bridge literary works, folk traditions, and Catholic beliefs, offering listeners insights into how ancient stories resonate in contemporary contexts. Topics often include discussions on prominent authors in Catholic fantasy and science fiction, as well as explorations of mythological and folkloric themes that underline spiritual truths. Unique in its approach, the podcast encourages a deeper appreciation for the narratives that shape Catholic faith and culture, making it appealing to those interested in literature, spirituality, and the ri... more

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