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Episode 102: Civic Renaissance

Sep 30, 2021

Author Alexandra Hudson is the founder and curator of Civic Renaissance. She joins the table to discuss her work promoting the classics, and why it's so valuable to wrestle with history's greatest works. She also explains why her upcoming book is "against politeness."

Help, I'm Drowning

Sep 16, 2021

Sally Clarkson joins the table to discuss her latest book, Help, I’m Drowning. She explains how rooting ourselves in the larger Christian narrative can help us weather the storms of life together—whether those are the storms we face as a parent, an artist, or simply as a human being.

Bonus: Amy Lee on "Creating Art in the Time of War"

Sep 8, 2021

To celebrate the Anselm Society's upcoming Imagination Redeemed Conference, we're re-playing highlights from our past speakers. This third entry is Amy Lee's 2020 talk: "Creating Art in the Time of War."

Episode 100: Rosefire

Sep 3, 2021

For our 100th episode(!), author Carolyn Givens joins the table. She's the author of "Rosefire," a forthcoming YA fantasy novel. She's also a founder of Bandersnatch Books, a new publisher focusing on hidden treasures that don't fit into traditional publishing categories. Carolyn discusses the market for young...

Bonus: Anthony Esolen on "Teaching People to Open Their Eyes"

Sep 1, 2021

To celebrate the Anselm Society’s upcoming Imagination Redeemed conference, we’re re-playing highlights from our past speakers. This second one is Anthony Esolen’s 2018 talk: “Teaching People to Open Their Eyes”