
Journeying through C.S. Lewis’ life and works, one book and one episode at a time.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this episode of The Mere C.S. Lewis Podcast, I’m joined by filmmaker Anthony D’Ambrosio, director of the new movie Triumph of the Heart. This powerful film examines and celebrates the life of St. Maximilian Kolbe, a Catholic priest and martyr duri... more
In this episode, we dive into Prince Caspian, the stirring sequel that reintroduces us to Narnia long after the Golden Age has passed. Narnia has fallen under tyranny, the old stories are nearly forgotten—and Aslan is silent. Or is He?
Joining me is... more
In this episode, we journey into the wonder of C.S. Lewis’ beloved tale—exploring its themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the deep magic that governs Narnia. 🏰🕰️
Joining me is the brilliant Patti Callahan Henry, author of Once Upon a Wardrobe, a ... more
In this episode of The Mere C.S. Lewis Podcast, Thornton is joined by David Bates (Pints with Jack) and singer-songwriter Matt Wheeler for a deep dive into their favorite Narnia book—The Horse and His Boy! 🏜️🐎 From daring escapes and desert treks t... more
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… but it’s always nice to hear other people’s impressions of my favorite author.
I’ll throw in here that the “brown girls” of Pilgrim’s Regress are white women with dark tans, because they go around largely unclothed.
I’ve enjoyed listening to this podcast. You know a C.S. Lewis podcast that kicks it off with Pilgrim’s Regress is legit. Keep it up! - Men with Chests
In the podcast concerning Lewis’s Reflection on the Psalms, the discussion indicated that Lewis appears to have believed in purgatory because he was Anglican. While some Anglo-Catholics may believe in purgatory, Article 22 of the Articles of Religion (also know as the Thirty-Nine Articles) for the Church of England state that the “Romish Doctrine concerning Purgatory . . . [is] repugnant to the Word of God.” The Anglican Formularies (the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, the Book of Homilies, the Ar... more
I get so excited when I see they’ve posted a new episode! I love listening to them and have learned so much about Lewis. It’s great hearing others fanboy about Lewis too.
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Exploring the life and literary contributions of a renowned author, episodes focus on discussing individual works and the overarching themes that define his writing. Each episode features in-depth analysis, reflections on significant moments in the author's journey, and how his ideas resonate in contemporary contexts. Noteworthy discussions revolve around various literary works alongside guest experts, offering insights on spiritual themes, storytelling, and the impact of these writings on readers both past and present. The engaging format combines both academic exploration and personal anecdotes, fostering a deep appreciation for the author's works. This podcast stands out due to its combination of literary critique and casual conversation... more
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