The On The Bookshelf Podcast

interview classic from 2011-what made feminism go radical?

From May 8, 2011, Suzanne Venker and her book, "The Flipside of Feminism".

interview classic from 2011--how did liberating death camps affect the GIs?

from May 1, 2011: Leila Levinson tells how her father carried a burden of guilt that we didn't get to the concentration camps earlier. It was a very quiet kind of PTSD, she explains in her book, "Gated Grief".

interview classic-Easter 2011 from Charles Foster

Charles Foster shares his fascinating book, "The Jesus Inquest".

interview classic--renowned author Brad Meltzer

From March 27, 2011, Brad Meltzer talks about his novel "The Inner Circle".

interview-Champ Thornton returns with a series for Middle-Schoolers

Champ Thornton and Andy Naselli have begun a series for readers age 9-13 with New Growth Press, called "The Serpent Slayer and the Scroll of Riddles". It's book one of a six-part series called "the Kambur Chronicles", starring two siblings and a rare ancient artifact that allows them to travel not through time, but through the stories on a scroll. Each features an ancient account from the Bible about heroes who slay giant serpents, dragons, or people who are allies of the Great Serpent. It is based on Naselli's book on theology, "The Serpent and the Serpent Slayer" (published by Crossway)