We’ve had Doug Gresham on our podcast a couple of times now. 
Not only is it beautiful, I’ve found the notes really helpful in preparing for our episodes.
As we are reading through The Screwtape Letters this season on Pints With Jack, this is the version I’m reading. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of C.S Lewis’ death, together with Harper Collins, you published an annotated version of The Screwtape Letters. So let’s talk about your other major Screwtape work. There’s a really neat “Behind the scenes” video available on YouTube which I’ll share in the Show Notes, but can you tell us a little more about what it was like producing the final product?. What advantages did this format provide?. What were some of the challenges in adapting Lewis’ work to this format?. Could you please explain a little bit about the “radio theatre” format and how you adapted the text to this new format? It’s not the same as a simple audio book. Where did the idea for this production come from?. In 2009 you produced a Radio Theatre version of The Screwtape Letters starring Andy Serkis (“Gollum” in Lord of the Rings), as well as Laura Michelle Kelly, Eileen Page, and someone I grew up watching in As Time Goes By, Geoffrey Palmer. So let’s now talk about your Screwtape-related work…. Could you please tell us a little bit about it? The chronicles of narnia radio theatre sampl series#
Here on Pints With Jack we discuss one book from the Narnia series each season and we’ve had several listeners write to us, asking us to talk about the Focus on the Family adaptation. You were also involved in the production of The Chronicles of Narnia.Lewis & Mere Christianity: The Crisis That Created a Classic, and you also worked on an associated audio drama, C.S. To begin with, you wrote a book called C.
Today we’re going to be focusing on your work with The Screwtape Letters, but before we get to that, I really wanted to highlight some of the other projects you’ve worked on…. What has motivated you to adapt Lewis’ work?. Quite a lot of your projects have involved C.S. Could you please kick things off by giving us a quick sketch of your career thus far? So, Paul, in the introduction I named some of the projects that you’ve been involved in previously. Scott, may you resist Screwtape at every turn and leave him no place in which to gain a foothold. I toasted Patreon supporter, Scott Watson:. “to say the very thing you really mean, the whole of it, nothing more or less or other than what you really mean that’s the whole art and joy of words” Till We Have Faces (Part II, Chapter 4) Drink-of-the-week The quote-of-the-week came from this letter:. Lewis at War , his audio production of The Screwtape Letters, as well has his book, The Annotated Screwtape Letters. Lewis projects, such as The Chronicles of Narnia audio dramas, C.S. Paul McCusker is a writer of many different kinds of things. You may know him from Adventures In Odyssey, Focus On The Family Radio Theatre, the film Beyond The Mask, the Father Gilbert Mysteries, or the Augustine Institute audio dramas Brother Francis: The Barefoot Saint of Assisi and The Trials of Saint Patrick or from many other dramas, novels, scripts and lyrics. He simply can’t make up his mind what he likes to write! Here’s here today because of his C.S. I shared some biographical information about my guest:. Show Notes Opening Chit-Chat Biographical Information TimestampsĤ9:36 – “Last Call” Bell and Closing Remarks YouTube Version If you’d like to support us and get fantastic gifts, please join us on Patreon. More information about us can be found on our website,. The roadmap for Season 4 is available here. If you enjoy this episode, you can subscribe manually, or any place where good podcasts can be found ( iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Podbean, Stitcher, TuneIn and Overcast), as well as on YouTube. S4E10: “After Hours” with Paul McCusker ( Download) In today’s episode I ask him about all these different projects. Lewis projects with Focus On The Family, including a production of The Screwtape Letters starring Andy Serkis. McCusker has also been involved with many of the C.S. 
This season as we read through “The Screwtape Letters”, I’m using the Annotated Edition by Paul McCusker.
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