Episodes
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The children and the beavers arrive at the Stone Table. They meet Aslan and Peter fights the wolf Maugrim. What has all of this got to do with Christianity?
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The White Witch, the dwarf, and Edmund begin their journey to The Stone Table. They meet a group of Narnians who had been visited by Father Christmas and have to deal with serious climate change.
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The Beavers and the Pevensie children begin their trek to the Stone Table. On the way they meet a famous friend and receive some tools, not toys.
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Oh Edmund...Edmund...Edmund. Just stop and own up to what you have done.
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Now that they are fed and watered the beavers and the children are ready to talk business. The children are warned about the White Witch and introduced to the name of Aslan.
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The Pevensie Children follow a robin and meet a friend of Mr. Tumnus, Mr. and Mrs. Beaver.
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All four Children, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy find their way into Narnia, find Mr. Tumnus arrested, and follow a robin through the forest.
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Lucy and Edmund reenter the "real" world. Susan and Peter so to speak to the Professor about their concern for their little sister. Does the Professor make a case for Lucy or for Jesus Christ or both?
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Special guest Daniel Audet from The Bunker Brothers Podcast (https://podpoint.com/the-bunker-brothers) dropped by The Sheep Below Studios. All it took was the temptation of Turkish Delight. Listen to Edmund's temptation and Daniel's temptation while we read and discuss Chapter 4 "Turkish Delight" of "The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe" by CS Lewis.
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Edmund follows Lucy into the Wardrobe and into Narnia. There he meets someone who is definitely not Lucy.
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Lucy steps into Narnia and what do you think she found there? Explore the answer with Andrew Graham.
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The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (Book 2 - The Chronicles of Narnia)
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The final chapter of The Magician's Nephew - The End Of This Story And The Beginning Of All The Others.
We finally made it through the first book in the Chronicles of Narnia (in Chronological Order).
As this was a special episode I invited Daniel Audet, from The Bunker Brother's podcast, to step out of the production booth and join me for a conversation about The Magician's Nephew, The Chronicles of Narnia, and CS "Jack" Lewis. -
Chapter 14 of the Magician's Nephew - The Planting of the Tree
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When they make it to the garden, Aslan tells them about Polly. Fledge waits outside because they feel that Digory is the only one allowed to go in. Once Digory has gotten what he has come for, he sees the witch and runs for the edge of the garden. The witch tries to convince Digory to take it for himself, and she almost succeeds, until she says to leave Polly behind.
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Digory agrees to go to the lands beyond the edge of Narnia and bring something back for Aslan, and Polly decides that she would go with him. After agreeing to help the children in their quest, Strawberry undergoes a major transformation, and is renamed Fledge.
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While the animals are trying to figure out what Uncle Andrew is, Digory had makes it to Aslan. Digory admits to being the reason the witch was there, and Aslan decides that the Cabbie and his Wife would make a great first King and Queen of Narnia.
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While Digory, Polly, and the Cabbie talk to Strawberry about seeing Aslan, Uncle Andrew gets chased in the other direction by some of the animals. Strawberry agrees to take Digory to see Aslan, and Polly, and the Cabbie follow along behind him.
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With the Witch and Uncle Andrew trying to steal their rings, Digory and Polly had to be on their guard. But at the same time, they are trying to enjoy the sound of the music all around them. After a few startling discoveries about where they were, Digory decides he must to talk to the stranger.
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With the police unable to stop the witch, it is up to Polly and Digory to return the witch the the wood. They successfully transport the witch to the wood, but discover they have some unexpected visitors. After getting into another pool, they find themselves nowhere.
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