S2E4 – AA – Patti Callahan

Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

David Bates, Matt Bush, and Andrew Lazo

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 638 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2019

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Our episode today is rather special. I sat down with New York Times best selling author, Patti Callahan, to discuss her recent book, Becoming Mrs. Lewis, which recounts the Improbable love story between Joy Davidman and C. S. Lewis. Click on the episode title for Show Notes!

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0:00.0	Pints with Jack, season two, episode four.
0:03.6	After Hours with Paddy Callahan.
0:12.2	Hello and welcome to Pints with Jack.
0:14.7	My name is David.
0:16.1	Usually I'm joined by my friend Matt to discuss a chapter of The Great Divorce.
0:20.2	However, this is an after-hours episode
0:22.3	where I invite a guest onto the show. And today I am very excited to welcome New York Times best-selling
0:28.8	author, Patty Callahan, to discuss her recent book, Becoming Mrs. Lewis, which recounts the
0:34.3	improbable love story between Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis.
0:38.5	Patty, welcome to Pints with Jack.
0:40.9	Oh, I'm thrilled to be here. Did I scare Matt off?
0:44.5	I just make sure he didn't show up.
0:46.7	No, no, no, no. We keep him out of this.
0:49.6	Okay. No, I'm thrilled to be here. I can't wait to talk about it.
0:55.6	Well, we like to begin our episodes with a quotation. And normally we read from Lewis,
1:00.3	but I think it's fitting today that we draw from his wife. So the quotation is from
1:05.3	smoke on the mountain. If we should ever grow brave, what on earth would become of us?
1:11.2	It's my favorite quote of hers.
1:13.8	Whenever I start a speech, I spoke to a library today, I always start with that quote
1:21.5	because I found it in that essay at the front of Smoke on the Mountain,
1:26.6	just this little obscure question hidden in an essay at the front of Smoke on the Mountain, just this little obscure question hidden in
1:30.1	an essay on fear. And I'd never heard anybody even talk about that essay. And so when I found that
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