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Download Issue 0 Tune in for an introduction to the newly revamped flagship show on the Radio CSS Media network. Christian Music Digest: An Audio Newsletter replaces the long-running Weekend Music Showcase. The show will feature: Music News Column Story Behind The Song Column Featured Article (album review or artist interview) Questions? Comments? Share them with us! [email protected] 623-688-2770 Music for this recording courtesy of Partners In Rhyme.

This time on ATC, we discuss the first three dramas from Lamplighter Theatre’s Season 2, The Robber’s Cave, The Boy of Mount Rhigi, and The Wanderer. But first, Roy delivers his obligatory newscast. Then we share a recorded interview between John Fornof, producer for Lamplighter Theatre, and Jess Harnell, the voice of Finnian Jones.

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In this episode, JD and Nicole review and discuss Karl Bacon's fantastic historical novel entitled An Eye for Glory: The Civil War Chronicles of a Citizen Soldier. This is a thoroughly enjoyable book that we highly recommend. JD also speaks with the author, Karl Bacon, about his writing career, An Eye for Glory, and what may be coming next. Nicole shares another Bookworm Fact and then they respond to listener feedback from Max. Download Episode 2 Review SegmentAn Eye For Glory by Karl Bacon Thanks to Zondervan for providing a free copy of this book for us to review. JD's Rating: 5 out of 5 Nicole's Rating: 5 out of 5 Interview Segment Links:Karl Bacon mentioned the following books:Infantryman Pettit, The Civil War Letters of Corporal Frederick Pettit - William Gilfillan Gavin The Civil War: A Narrative - Shelby Foote History of the Fourteenth Regiment, Connecticut Vol. Infantry - Charles D. Page Karl Bacon mentioned the following websites: Karl Bacon's website Civil War TrustCivil War Traveler Nicole's Bookworm Fact is about Emily Dickinson.Chartless by Emily Dickinson can be read here. Check out this dramatic reading of "Chartless". Feedback Segment Links:The Archives of Anthropos by John White Get in touch with us! Email: [email protected] Feedback Line (text or voice): 623-688-2770 Subscribe to the show!

In this episode, JD and Nicole discuss Lynn Austin's historical novel Though Waters Roar. While there were a few things with this book that were slight annoyances, overall it was an enjoyable read. The story spans several generations and chronicles some very pivotal events in American history. Also in this episode, Nicole has an interesting Bookworm Fact about the beloved Dr. Seuss. Download Episode 1 Review SegmentThough Waters Roar by Lynn Austin Lynn Austin's website Purchase your copy of Though Waters Roar on Amazon. JD's Rating: 3 out of 5Nicole's Rating: 3 out of 5 Nicole's Bookworm Fact is about Dr. Seuss. Get in touch with us! Email: [email protected] Feedback Line (text or voice): 623-688-2770 Subscribe to the show!

In this introductory episode of the Bookworm Banquet podcast, we take a few moments to introduce ourselves and give you an overview of what we will cover on this show.

Nicole's Bookworm Fact is about Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.

JD's Bookworm Tip - www.librarything.com

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Today we take a look at Focus on the Family’s production, A Soul in Torment, which is the first Father Gilbert Mystery and was just aired on stations across the country. But prior to that, Roy gives us some Top 3 updates. Then we are joined by Paul McCusker (who wrote the Father Gilbert stories) to discuss A Soul In Torment, the Father Gilbert stories in general, and Adventures in Odyssey. Then we make the journey to the mail room for some listener mail.

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In this episode we review all 12 episodes of Adventures in Odyssey’s most recent release, Album 52: Cause & Effect. But first, Roy fills us in with all the latest Top 3 news.

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Roy brings lots of news for the Top 3 on this episode. JD, Roy, & Andrew also introduce you to the Spirit Blade Productions' drama called Pilgrim's Progress: Similitude of a Dream, which is, of course, based on the John Bunyan classic. This is the first part in a series which will cover the entire story of Pilgrim's Progress with a bit of a sci-fi twist. We also interview Paeter Frandsen, the founder of Spirit Blade Productions and writer/director of Pilgrim's Progress.

UPDATE: We need to correct something that we said during the review. We mentioned that the name for God in Pilgrim's Progress, "The Absolute", was also used in the Spirit Blade Trilogy. That is, in fact, not correct. The name for God that is used in the Spirit Blade Trilogy is "The Only." Thanks for catching our mistake, Paeter! -JD

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Roy does another newscast and we review The Shepherd's Prayer, an audio drama based on the book by Richard M. Barry. This is a great Christmas story that we highly recommend. Also, JD interviews Paul McCusker and they discuss Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. And then we traipse down to the mail room to read some listener's letters.

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