Accursed or chosen? Ch 5-6 Till We Have Faces

Unveiling Orual: Gender & Leadership (Till We Have Faces Ch. 15-17)

This week, Angelica Cable is joined by teenagers Adalyn (age 15) and Esther (age 14). Together they tackle Orual’s emotional "damming" and the symbolism of her veil, alongside a larger, thoughtful conversation on biblical masculinity, femininity, and what it means to be a truly self-sacrificing leader.  Plus, they place a friendly wager on Orual's upcoming single combat and look at the comedic rivalry between Fox and Bardia. Next up Chapters 18 & 19!

Love, Belief, and Murder in Till We Have Faces (Ch. 12-14)

Hey everyone! Welcome back to The Junto Podcast, where we dive deep into the pages of classic literature. I’m your host, Angelica, and I am beyond excited to share this week's episode with you—honestly, it is my absolute favorite discussion to date! Joining me at the table are two brilliant young minds: 15-year-old Adalyn and my 14-year-old daughter, Esther. Together, we are diving into Chapters 12–14 of C.S. Lewis’s masterpiece, Till We Have Faces. Inside the Episode: In this episode, we tackle some incredibly profound themes, including: * The Nature of True Love: What does it actually look like, and where does it go wrong? * Orual’s Doubt: We uncover the real hang-up Orual has when it comes to believing in the gods. * The Ethics of Euthanasia & Restraint: A look at the heavy moral dilemmas embedded in the narrative. What's Next? Next time, we will be discussing Chapters 15–17. Enjoy the episode, and happy reading!

The Greater Reality: Till We Have Faces, Ch9-11

Join this discussion I had with Esther (14) and Adalyn (15) of C. S. Lewis' book Till We Have Faces. He's a master at showing us the greater reality through fiction!! Next up, Chapters 12, 13, & 14.

The Longing for Beauty: Till we have Faces Ch 7-8

Welcome back to the Podcast of the Junto Club! I’m excited to share this conversation with you about the book Till we have Faces by C. S. Lewis. I’m talking about chapters 5 & 6 with Adalyn and Esther, and through this conversation I can literally see how we are growing in wisdom.   Enjoy!

Accursed or chosen? Ch 5-6 Till We Have Faces

I discuss/argue about chapters 5 & 6 of Till We Have Faces by C. S. Lewis. These characters are interesting and hit us in different ways! Let us know what you think!  Next up, Chapters 7 & 8.