
Best Selling Author N. D. Wilson and Editor Brian Kohl host the Stories Are Soul Food podcast! The podcast that helps feed the right kind of loyalties and shape affection for the first and the greatest Author, Jesus Christ.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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On this episode of Stories Are Soul Food, join ND Wilson and Brian Kohl as they discuss the life of Jacob. Nate's done plenty of writing for Old Testament h... more
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After Nate makes Nolan fanboys mad, the guys discuss all things Camelot, including key questions such as:
• why Camelot is basically the story of King Davi... more
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Join ND Wilson and Brian Kohl as they discuss Sam Neill’s work in Jurassic Park. How did a simple movie about dinosaurs become a multi-billion-dollar franch... more
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On this episode of SASF, Forrest Dickison joins Brian and Nate to discuss his upcoming illustrated rendition of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. What makes this classic st... more
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I could literally talk for hours about the problems I have with N.D. Wilson. But I won’t. I would like to say that Wilson is incredibly arrogant and does not care enough to keep his word. He has lost my respect. Which is extremely sad because at one time I was happily willing to spend $120 to get the rough draft of Silent Bells. Now I don’t want to give him a single penny.
And no Wilson, I’m not going to buy your “Keeper bundle” for $150 just to get the free patch I was promised back in August ... more
I am an aspiring writer who loves reading (yes, i did read the 100 cupboards series all in one day…sorry Mr. Wilson). If you read this Mr. Wilson, I’m the girl who argued with you about tiny Tim (you probably don’t remember me). I was talking to my dad about our argument in the spring of 2024, and he mentioned a crippled catholic girl who, when she was telling her father about other children mocking her and saying that she will never walk, saw the crucifix and said “I get to suffer like Jesus” w... more
My wife and I bond over this podcast, we listen to every episode immediately and talk about it even weeks later. Thank you!
Is there really any more to be said? If you don’t like “The Lord of the Rings” movies then you are not the person I want to listen to. I could rant on about so many that that you have said and done, but I won’t. I do really like your books though.
I have something to say to “The King’s Arm”. HOW DARE YOU NOT LIKE HAUNTED COSMOS!!! Also ever herd of, BEING FUNNY?!?!?!
P.S. N. D. My sister still has not received her patch!
This is just one of my all time favorite pods, but I haven’t heard a new episode in…like a month! This has just made me awfully sad, and hope yall didn’t just quit. Please do another episode soon. I may have to nuke America after all. Sorry yall
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The program blends theology, storytelling, and culture, often examining how faith shapes leadership, media, and personal integrity in a media-saturated world. Episodes frequently connect biblical narratives to modern domains like publishing, film, and public life, with practical takeaways on character, responsibility, and discernment for creators and listeners alike. A standout angle is the explicit use of Christian worldview to critique storytelling, media trends, and cultural movements, while inviting guests who broaden perspectives on art, publishing, and faith-in-life. Noteworthy strengths include a coherent through-line on staying faithful under pressure, and a consistent emphasis on character and loyalties in leadership, family, and c... more
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Recent guests on Stories Are Soul Food include:
1. Forrest Dickison
2. Francis Annan
3. Nate Wilson
4. Scott Minor
5. James Engerbretson
6. Calvin Robinson
7. Doug TenNapel
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