
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. This podcast is made possible by support from the Great Homeschool Convention and the team at Canonball Books. Great Homeschool Conventions are the Homeschooling Events of the ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 5 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity  | |||

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This podcast is the bomb. Like, brother you all gotta listen! This is like, N.D. Wilson guys!! Like the Ashtown author!!!
Ps: where is Ashtown book four?
Love this podcast and have been listening for quite a while.
I know it’s a little soon, but would it be possible to get yalls early takes on the Christopher Nolan Odyssey film adaptation that’s being released next year?
This podcast is the bomb. Like, brother you all gotta listen! This is like, N.D. Wilson guys!! Like the Ashtown author!!!
I’m an aspiring writer and the podcast as well as the fantastical word craft teaching series has helped me a lot in learning how to write. I like how you guys analyze media today and judge what’s actually good and what’s actually bad; it aligns with a good sense of logic so I’ll definitely keep listening. Edit: I have no idea if you see these reviews, but if you do, here’s my question: Could y’all talk about why Marvel movies are bad? Marvel is really bad now I see that clearly. Where did it all... more
I am an aspiring writer who loves reading (yes, i did read the 100 cupboards series all in one day…sorry Mr. Wilson). As much as I enjoy the storytelling in Haunted Cosmos, their childish flirting is so gross; I didn’t even know how bad it was until I started listening to this. By the way, 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 cath... more
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The podcast provides insights into storytelling from a Christian perspective, emphasizing themes of faith, moral values, and the responsibility of narrative in shaping culture. Episodes often critique contemporary narratives, explore the nuances of character development in fiction, and encourage listeners to think critically about the stories they consume. Unique to this podcast is its blend of literary analysis and philosophical discourse, often centered around the impact of storytelling on personal growth and community values. The hosts engage in lively discussions, offering both humor and deep reflections on how stories can embody or undermine truth and virtue, appealing to aspiring writers and seasoned readers alike.
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2. James Engerbretson
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4. Forrest Dickison
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