Podcasts – The C. S. Lewis Review: Recent Episodes

Bruce Edwards

A web resource for reflection on C. S. Lewis and the tradition he exemplifies

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The Narnia podcast series. yours truly is the first guest commentator, on LWW. Six more podcasts will follow, one each on subsequent Narnian tales. Other guests include Devin Brown, Will Vaus, David Downing, Charlie Starr, Louis Markos, and Kevin Belmonte. — Click here: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: Narnia Cast on the Middle […]

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Bruce Edwards interviewed by William O’Flaherty at his All About Jack site

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Some of my recent and upcoming appearances and projects: INTERVIEW — November 13, 2PM EST: Here is a downloadable podcast of the interview with Patrick Goeghan of Newstalk Ireland in Dublin, Ireland, on the life and impact of C. S. Lewis: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/highlights-from-talking-history/id251191592 Or, you can listen directly here: Newstalk.ie Interview Nov. 13 2011 — C. […]

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Newstalk.ie Interview Nov. 13 2011 — C. S. Lewis’s Legacy New podcast: November 13, 2011 Interview on Irish Radio: Newstalk.ie, a panel discussion on C. S. Lewis and his legacy.

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Play/Download: A Message in the Bottle: C. S. Lewis’s American Epistolary Friendships (9.2MB) This is an audio capture of my plenary address at the 2011 Lille (France) Catholic University entitled, “A Message in the Bottle: C. S. Lewis’s American Epistolary Friendships.” The Lille conference was the first international conference focused on C. S. Lewis hosted […]

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Play/Download: Inside Language: C. S. Lewis and the Bible in the 21st Century (10.5 MB) Originally delivered as the 4th Annual Concordia University (Austin, TX) Lecture on C. S. Lewis on April 15th, 2010. This invited talk is a meditation on what it means for Jack to say: “It is Christ himself, not the Bible, […]

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Play/Download: Prince Caspian Podcast (9.2MB) This podcast tells the tale of the “Real” Prince Caspian and its important themes and focus. I have never met any dedicated reader of the Chronicles of Narnia who told me that Prince Caspian was her favorite volume. I think I know the reasons why this might be so, and in due […]