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This week on Tapestry, think it was easy making the first Batman movie? Also, Alabama Shakespeare Festival revives a musical theatre classic that still casts a spell on audiences. And Birmingham's Blue Galaxy String Project is game for just about anything.

Podcast hecho por Adriana Barboza para la clase comunicaci n interactiva, donde se habla de los libros, laas peliculas y el autor de la obra.

How did trees become such important characters in the fiction of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien?

A once-free land under the thumb of a twisted ruler. A prince who has risen to give hope to the people and lead them to victory over evil. No, not Prince Caspian. I m talking about Obama! Use one of the options below to join us on this edition of SBE as Steve attempts to straighten out my spurious political views. Then, stick around for a visit from Douglas Gresham, co-producer of the Narnia films and C.S. Lewis stepson, as he talks about making Prince Caspian, a look ahead at future Narnia films and an update on the movie based on The Screwtape Letters. Also, a big thanks to Bill Mallonee for providing music for today s show. Get some of his music and support a talented and prolific artist.

Author: RedFence Added: Sat, 17 May 2008 21:16:21 -0800 Duration: 249A late night film review of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

by Travis First, special thanks to Johnny for the Hog s Head Interview with Michael Ward.  Even I didn t know that was coming until it was posted!   Second, after you ve digested that interview, here are some links for a little weekend reading.   Andrew Peterson s reflections on Prince Caspian, the book. Greydanus s review of Prince Caspian is up. More from Greydanus, who interviewed the film s makers about their choices of what to include and leave out Chattaway s review at Christianity Today Jeffrey Overstreet: How Prince Caspian Botches the Meaning of the Book La Shawn Barber reviews Finding Purpose in Narnia - a Journey with Prince Caspian I saw it last night; I ll make just a few initial comments, and eagerly anticipate Johnny s review: Disney is attempting to compete in the Harry Potter / Lord of the Rings film world, which is why they make some of the choices they make.  As I ve argued with the Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings films, I don t mind some plot changes and additions for a film adaptation. I think choices like the castle-raiding worked.  The scene with the witch was particularly good and intense. Nevertheless, I agree with other reviews I ve read: the spirit of the book is largely lost, and Aslan is really, really tame.  Really tame.  Like, he could be my pet kitty. Review in a nutshell: Prince Caspian, the film, works as a fun summer movie; but Prince Caspian, the book, is not the kind of story that fits the summer movie genre, and therefore the movie fails to capture the best parts of the book.

A look at the second installment of CS Lewis epic series. There's plenty of interviews with cast members Ben Barnes, Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley,Anna Popplewell, Sergio Castellitto, Peter Dinklage, director Andrew Adamson and much more. Special thanks to NBC and EPK.TV for supplying interviews. Music is by Kathleen Reynolds.

Are the world’s religions just different paths to the same God? Would a loving God send people to Hell? What did C.S. Lewis believe about these things?

If some movie studios had gotten their way, we would have seen Edmund being tempted by a cheeseburger in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. In the book by C.S. Lewis (and the version of the movie that was eventually made) Edmund is tempted by a candy that has intrigued generations of American readers.

Why C.S. Lewis invites you to expect more from eternity than floating on a cloud strumming a harp.

Why familiar objects you encounter every day are actually great treasures.

Plato’s influence on C.S. Lewis and the church.

Author: condensedmov Added: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 05:16:20 -0800 Duration: 151Trailer for "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian," from Walt Disney Pictures. Set one year after the events of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," the young kings and queens of Narnia are called back to this magic land. Upon their return, the children realize more than 1,300 years have passed in this magic land, which is once again under the control of an evil hand, King Miraz. It is up to the children to set things right, battle the fores of evil, and restore Prince Caspian, the rightful heir, back upon the throne.

Why do we think of the words “awful” and “awesome” so differently? C.S. Lewis and our guests invite you to think about the opposing responses we should have toward things that are holy. And, was J.R.R. Tolkien inspired by a twentieth – century writer when naming an ancient group of people in The Lord of the Rings?

Hear the connection between one of C.S. Lewis’s most challenging books and his most accessible. Explore his fictional connection between disconnected worlds, including the worlds of sea and land.

Depicting a character as both interesting and good can be very difficult. Hear how C.S. Lewis pulled it off.

How C. S. Lewis effectively balanced logic and imagination.

Why does C.S. Lewis talk about “joy” so much?

Discover the influence J.R.R. Tolkien had on C.S. Lewis's writings and life.

Find out what two horses can show you about the battle between pride and humility that goes on in your heart. It’s a discussion about two characters from The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis.

Find out why C.S. Lewis once described life as “a bumpy bed in a bad hotel.”

Find out why the Roman god of wine - who appears in C.S. Lewis's Prince Caspian - might inspire you to worship the true God. And hear about Lewis's first story, written when he was ten years old.

C.S. Lewis wouldn't appreciate the way his books are often described today. Find out why he wouldn't have referred to them as "allegories." This is the first part in a special weekly series called "Narnia from A to Z."

This weekend, radio stations across the country will be re-airing the previously broadcast episode of SBE titled, Active Culture with Dick Staub author of, The Culturally Savvy Christian: A Manifesto for Deepening Faith and Enriching Popular Culture in an Age of Christianity-Lite. This is one of my favorites. If you missed it, hit play below or download the mp3 and listen later. Don't forget, you can get each week's SBE delivered free by hitting the "Subscribe" button in the header of this page. And of course, check stevebrownetc.com as often as you can. We have fresh stuff hitting the page every weekday. We'll be back with a fresh show next Friday. Join Steve and the crew as we talk with biochemist and vice president for science apologetics at Reasons To Believe, Dr. Fazale (Fuz) Rana.

Inteviews include; Director Andrew Adamson, Georgie Henley, James McAvoy, Anna Popplewell, William Moseley, Producer Mark Johnson, Tilda Swinton and Skandar Keynes. A look at the CS Lewis inspired movie based on the book, The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe. Thanks to Walt Disney Company for supplying audio from Radio Roundtables.

Can you imagine being there? You are a young child living in a time of war. A grey raining day, very dull, monochromatic. Just looking for a distraction, some playful fun, something to get your mind off reality. Or maybe just looking for a good hiding place!

We continue our series on The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by looking at the life and times of Edmund. The temptation, the fall, the betrayal and Aslan's redemption of Edmunds life.

Are you kidding me? Oh no my friend it's the 'they never said it would happen' impossible to believe it exists Letter to America - Chapter 12! In which we meet the Culturesluts, the show becomes two chapters in one, Jessie Ward does her hair, Katie says Chrissy is a gift, Steve McCormack gives you the lowdown on the Guinness at Mulligan's, we yell at Tilda Swinton, Tina enjoys herself while Daryl grits his teeth, we set up Rachel from Virgina with Gavin from Scotland, the Acctim clock gets surprises us all, C.S. Lewis' boyhood home is visited, Ross Gavin from Good Morning Ulster is mentioned, nothing good happens at Johnnie's, Jett Loe's Narnia Fever gets critical, and the Super Mario Brothers Movie gets quoted. All this and and more on your very own Irish Podcast. Or Northern Irish Podcast. Whatever.

Today we begin our series on, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by looking at the parable of the life of author C.S. Lewis. Quoting CS Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia all began with a Faun carrying an umbrella and parcels in a snowy wood. This picture had been in my mind since I was about sixteen. Then one day, when I was about forty, I said to myself, Let us try to make a story out of it. Excerpt from the book - It All Began with a Picture

Dear Friends it's the life and death laden Letter to America, Chapter 11. In which Jett Loe and Wayne Ordinary American attend George Best's funeral, Sonia Butterworth attends a late-night meeting, Miss X is missed, Letter to America becomes a dating agency offering a Scottish hunk for American ladies, Keith Law sings a sad song, we enter the magical world of Narnia for the first time, London party goers discuss George W. Bush's assassination again, Oscar's coffee is drunk, the Culturesluts Good Friday Agreement deepens, a Maere rescue plan is formulated, the Christmas Stars' position in the U.S. is debated, Jefferson Davis fools the Amish, Love Action photos are debated, Esperanto is spoken, a Fiddle-de-de tourist tip for Ireland is revealed, Michael Flatley helps the unemployed, Jes feels no pain, The Broom's review is dissected and we try to keep the show under four hours. All this and more on your very own Irish Podcast. Or Northern Irish Podcast. Whatever.