Inside: Obit
Hilla Medalia, producer of “To Die in Jerusalem”Podcast: Live from Sundance at The Windrider Forum: Segment 1 of 1
On the afternoon of March 29, 2002 the world was shaken when an 18 year-old Palestinian girl and suicide bomber, entered a market where she detonated a bomb, killing herself, injuring 30 and killing a 17 year-old Israeli girl. No one was shaken more than the mothers of
TKM@ The Movies: Into the Wild, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Stardust, Away From Her, Lives of Others, Outsourced, Zodiac, For the Bible Tells Me So, Into Great SilenceSegments 1 of 1
In our newest Kindlings Muse show we bring you a discussion of current film releases, DVDs and films everybody should see featuring Jeffrey Overstreet, film critic and author of Auralia’s Colors and
Into the Wild.” An Interview with Jon Krakauer Segment 1 of 1
A reprise of a Dick Staub interview (2/15/96) with Jon Krakauer on the book Sean Penn has masterfully recreated in the film version in theatres now (October 2007). From Amazon.com review: “Why did Christopher McCandless trade a Read more
George Sayer, “Jack, A Life of CS Lewis” Podcast: Journeys Interview Segment 2 of 2
A reprise of Dick Staub ’s interview with George Sayer (Obit) who tells the story of his first meeting with CS Lewis followed by a report to JRR Tolkien. “I walked away from New Buildings and found the man that Lewis had called Tollers sitting on one of the stone steps in front of the arcade. “How did you get on?” he asked. “I think rather well. I think he will be a most interesting tutor to have.” “Interesting? Yes, he’s certainly that,” said the man, who I later learned was J. R. R. Tolkien. “You’ll never get to the bottom of him.”" Over the next twenty-nine years, author George Sayer’s first impression about C. S. Read more
Johnny Hart. BC.
A week ago award winning cartoonist Johnny Hart died. Most of us know him from reading his popular cartoon strip–BC. B.C., with its prehistoric cavemen and dinosaurs was created in 1958, carried by over 1,300 newspapers and had an audience of 100 million. Hart won every major award in the cartoon industry: Read more
Johnny Hart creator of B.C. Comic Strip” Podcast: Journeys Interview Segment 2 of 2
Dick Staub’s interview with cartoonist Johnny Hart took place in 1995. Hart, creator the award-winning “B.C.” comic strip, died last Saturday at the age of 76. “B.C.,” with its prehistoric cavemen and dinosaurs was created in 1958 and carried by over 1,300 newspapers and had an audience of 100 million. Hart’s insertion of religious themes, starting one EASTER, revealed a man of serious faith who sought ways to thoughtfully challenge his readers about their beliefs.
