Pints with Jack, Season 4, Episode 43.

After Hours with Carolyn Curtis.

Welcome, everyone.

Pints with Jack is your weekly CS Lois podcast, where Matt, Andrew and I break down and discuss

the works of CS Lois.

This season, we're eavesdropping on the correspondence of a senior

demon, Scrutape, as he explains how to tempt the patient, a human assigned to be tempted by

Scrutap's nephew, Wormwood. Each week, we'll be considering a different letter, untwisting

screwtap's hellish logic, and forming a battle plan for our own spiritual lives. However, today is

a Thursday, and it's therefore an after-hours episode.

Today we're talking to Carolyn Curtis about a book which she co-edited with Dr. Mary Pomeroy Key

called Women and C.S. Lewis. Carolyn Curtis holds a Bachelor of Journalism degree from the

University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Arts degree in communication from the Stephen F. Austin State

University. She's taught journalism at college and been a speaker at numerous conferences.

She is reported from Daily Newsrooms and from Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. She's worked

in communication management for Fortune 50 companies and at domestic corporate headquarters

for two major church denominations.

Carolyn is the author and collaborator of seven books and today she's here to talk to us about a book

which she co-edited called Women in C.S. Lewis, what his life and literature reveal for today's culture.

Carolyn Curtis, welcome to Pites with Jack. Thank you. I'm glad to be with you.

So, I'm not sure if you're familiar with the show, but each episode we share a quote,

a drink, and a toast. And for the quote of the week, I thought I'd share the epitaph,

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