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Talking Beasts: The Narnia Podcast Narnia Web
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4.8 • 135 Ratings
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Join us as we explore the world of C. S. Lewis and keep a watchful eye on Netflix's upcoming Narnia adaptations.
The Narnia books have sold over 100 million copies and been translated into 47 languages. And, we can’t stop talking about them!
The filmmakers adapting these books are the temporary custodians of something that means so much to people all around the world. We want to ensure the stories are treated with the respect they deserve.
Look for new episodes Talking Beasts: The Narnia Podcast on the 7th and 17th of the month.
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Why Digory Chose Aslan Over His Mother | Talking Beasts
Discussing Chapter 13 of The Magician's Nephew.
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The Two Times Aslan Wept | Talking Beasts
Discussing Chapter 12 of The Magician's Nephew.
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Was the First King of Narnia Some Random Guy? | Talking Beasts
Discussing The Magician's Nephew, Chapter 11.
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“The First Book” And Other Matters | Talking Beasts
Discussing the Time Magazine article where they said Greta Gerwig is adapting "the first book" for Netflix.
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Final Debate: The Best Narnia Illustration
It has all come down to this! Watch the podcasters choose the best Chronicles of Narnia illustration by Pauline Baynes....
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Debate: Best Narnia Illustration (Round 1)
Which illustration by Pauline Baynes is the best?
Customer Reviews
Fun!
For you Narnia lovers out there, this is a really fun podcast. Great discussions and Narnia news.
Not very thoughtful
I listened to two episodes, “darkest moments” and “biggest plot twists”. Both of these were kind of disappointing as the hosts did not seem to understand what they were discussing. On the list of “darkest moments” there was only 1 that should be considered dark. The one at the top of their list was simply a tragedy rather than a “dark” moment. This podcast feels rather thoughtless considering it is supposed to be about a world where words and their meanings matter tremendously.
Love the podcast, love Narnia
I love the enthusiasm that the podcasters bring to Narnia. I can’t believe I just found this podcast, but I’ve been going through and listening to the archives— it’s so fun to think back on my own “Narnian experiences” reading the books in comparison to the podcasts. Thanks, and God bless.