Marion E. Wade Center

And I've also started lining up all of my guests for the after hours interviews.

Finally, turning to today's audio, this is an interview that I recorded in April and published in May with Dr. David Downing, who is the former co-director of the Wade Center.

And we were discussing his book, Letters on Living the Faith, which was basically him going through all of C.S. Lewis's letters.

Yes, the three-volume set.

Yes.

Well, as you heard, I'm clearly joined by Dr. David C.

Downing, former co-director of the Wade Center together with his wife, Crystal.

And he is here to talk about his latest book.

Um, we've got some, uh, events scheduled there.

And then the following week, we will fly to Chicago, and we're doing a Winnie-the-Pooh event at the Wade Center, which is at Wheaton College.

And they have, uh, if you've ever never been there, it's really neat.

They have a lot of artifacts from C.S. Lewis and Tolkien and Chesterton, like actual drawing and writing desks.

Today I've got author Terry Glaspie on again.

He's talking about a talk he gave at the Wade Center in Wheaton, Illinois on C.S. Lewis's book, Till We Have Faces.

We talk about Lewis's concept of a baptized imagination.

We talk about the parallel between spirituality and art.