Matt, Mandy, and Evangeline talk about literature remixes. What is a literature remix? Take a well-known and beloved story - a Shakespeare play, a Jane Austen novel, fairy tale - and retell the story in a whole new setting. What makes a good remix? What makes a bad one? And what is it about some classic stories that compel us to keep remixing and retelling them over and over?
Matt Burnett - A Wrinkle in Time: Theological Imagination of Madeleine L'Engle
Glenn Paauw - Re-Enchanting The Scriptures
Glenn Paauw - Strong And Beautiful Words
Panel - Beyond Christian Radio
Panel - Through A Glass Dimly
Lancia Smith - The Cultivator's Manifesto
Brian Brown - Marvel vs Jane Austen
Heidi White - Facing The Monster
Matt Burnett - Sacramental Theology from the Deck of the Dawn Treader
Brian Brown - The Place Of Art In The Church
Lanier Ivester - Rivendell: Home and Hospitality as Art and Worship
Anthony Esolen - Teaching People To Open Their Eyes
Martyn Minns - Ancient Future Worship For Today
Amy Lee - Signposts Of Joy
Corey Latta - Dorothy Sayers: Imagining What We Might Be
Episode 30: Holy Stories
Episode 29: Simpich Showcase
Episode 28: Music Class in Session
Episode 27: Rabbits with Swords
Episode 26: The Lost Jedi
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