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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Novel by C. S. LewisWikipedia

Search complete. 23 mentions across 9 episodes found for "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader".

Sep 21, 2026

Malcolm GuiteGUEST
68:26
So I had just thought I'm going to be, you know, we can all be free with the Arthurian direct, you know, I'm going to just do this.
Malcolm GuiteGUEST
68:36
After all, C.S. Lewis reversed the compass when he made the Dawn Treader go east and finally on the voyages of Brendan, which are west.
Junius JohnsonHOST
68:44
Yeah.
Malcolm GuiteGUEST
68:44
So we're free to do that in Imaginarium.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:05
So I'll consider Princess Bride a pirate book.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:13
Let's see, what else? Voyage of the Dawn Treader, C.S.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:17
Lewis.
MirkeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:18
One of the Chronicles of Narnia books.
Clinton RobisonGUEST
12:00
Jonathan Schaefer-Hames has some interesting takes on it, so if you ever want to consult him on this.
Clinton RobisonGUEST
12:08
I was a big Narnia kid, so Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a very, very dear favorite of mine.
Clinton RobisonGUEST
12:16
I will be a literature snob just for a moment and say everyone should read Beowulf at least once.
AlanHOST
12:26
Yep.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
34:34
Yeah.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
34:35
One is in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader when Lucy looks into the book and sees...
speaker_3UNKNOWN
34:39
Yeah, I hear about that.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
34:41
And then she's mourning about the loss of friendship because she saw something she didn't have.
DoomHOST
84:31
Don't take that out of, don't clip that out of context.
DoomHOST
84:33
I would love to delete the voyage of the Dawn Treader from my memory.
DoomHOST
84:36
Yeah.
DoomHOST
84:36
Out of context.

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GlumpuddleHOST
149:37
The way she thought about fairy tale fantasy, absolutely.
GlumpuddleHOST
149:40
So she has given a nod to Narnia in inspiring her with Harry Potter.
GlumpuddleHOST
149:46
She's also mentioned The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is her favorite book, and she loves the scene with Eustace the Dragon.
GlumpuddleHOST
149:53
She's mentioned that specifically.
Brian McGreevyHOST
0:03
For those of you who are new, I'm Brian McGreevy.
Brian McGreevyHOST
0:06
I'm one of the clergy here and very excited to be setting sail on this voyage with the Dawn Treader with you.
Brian McGreevyHOST
0:13
I would love to say I had planned this knowing that the Odyssey movie was going to come out and be a blockbuster since the Odyssey was one of the inspirations when Lewis was writing this book.
Brian McGreevyHOST
0:24
But that was just a wonderful happenstance.
Brian McGreevyHOST
1:08
So for those of you who are new, one of the things I want to encourage you to do, if you can't see, and I guess this goes for people who have been around for a while too, if you can't see, feel free to move around to somewhere where you can see if there is such a thing.
Brian McGreevyHOST
1:25
Hopefully it will all work.
Brian McGreevyHOST
1:28
And we are going to be tonight talking a little bit about why read The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
Brian McGreevyHOST
1:36
A lot of people think, I know about the Chronicles of Narnia.
AngieHOST
10:15
And it comes from, surprise, surprise, The Chronicles of Narnia.
AngieHOST
10:19
The book, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
AngieHOST
10:23
And the first line of the book says...
AngieHOST
10:27
The first line of the book is, there was a boy named Eustace Clarence Scrub, and he almost deserved it.
James WoodGUEST
61:32
It's kind of, if you have like Aristotle's four causes, right? The modern world and liberalism as the political form of it kind of foregrounds material and efficient causes exclusively, right? And it drops out formal and final causes.
James WoodGUEST
61:47
This is encapsulated in C.S. Lewis's Voyage of the Dawn Treader, I think, very provocatively or beautifully, vividly.
James WoodGUEST
61:56
You know, when Eustace asks, you know, when Raimondo says, you know, they're talking about stars.
James WoodGUEST
62:02
I forget how it begins.
Travis JohnstonGUEST
27:33
The altar is a mountaintop moment that compels us to love the valley.
Travis JohnstonGUEST
27:41
So as we consider mountaintops and valleys and perhaps reconsider how God sees them, I'd actually like to close with a passage from C.S. Lewis's The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
Travis JohnstonGUEST
27:53
I believe it perfectly encapsulates the purpose of our momentary mountaintop experience.
Travis JohnstonGUEST
28:01
And again, if the whole children's pastor thing doesn't quite work out for me, I may be able to do audio books.

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