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Tag Archives: podcasting
MaudCast Season 3 Launches with a MaudSwap!
Hello kindred spirits! I have another post about the casting of pods today, following up on Tuesday’s announcement about my Podcasting course. I am pleased to say that–after much effort from the team and great delay by me–Season 3 of … Continue reading
My Podcasting Course at UPEI: Round 2
Hello kindred spirits, I am talking about the casting of pods this week! I am chuffed to once again teach a course I designed last year at UPEI: ACLC 3910: Podcasting. For all you readers–and listeners–out there in the wide … Continue reading
Posted in L.M. Montgomery, News & Links, Reflections, The MaudCast
Tagged Glen Weldon, higher education, NPR, podcast, podcasting, podcasts, Terry O'Reilly, The MaudCast, University, UPEI, writing
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The Super Great Courses Series on A Pilgrim In Narnia
Long before the explosion of podcasting, I had fallen in love with audio lectures. Perhaps this habit began when I was taking Regent College classes by J.I. Packer, Rikk Watts, Iain Provan, and Eugene Peterson while housesitting in a log … Continue reading
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Tagged Audible, C.S. Lewis, Education, Inklings, J.R.R. Tolkien, L.M. Montgomery, learning, lectures, literature, Narnia, podcasting, The MaudCast
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Event Announcement: “C S Lewis: The Spiritual, Social, and Ethical Vision in his Life and Work” by the EICSP (Feb 12, 2025 at 2pm EST/7pm UK Time)
Dear Reader, I am pleased to be part of a panel with the Edinburgh International Centre for Spirituality and Peace. The EICSP was founded in December 2007 to provide educational opportunities and an international forum for understanding, experiencing, and participating … Continue reading
L.M. Montgomery, the Radio, and Nostalgia in the Podcast Age
This is a piece of writing I have been working on this spring. I even managed to pull in J.R.R. Tolkien on this reflection, and had to restrain myself there. The way writers of the post-WWI age both resisted technological … Continue reading