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Please excuse me for using IBM in the title — I have the greatest of respect for a company that has continued to lead and innovate over the past six decades (and who have existed for over a century). The point of this article is to showcase where you, your team or your company have a deep passion for doing something great. For this, we go back to the roots of one of the greatest inventions in the history of humankind: The Internet. In fact, we would probably not have the Internet without one magical little company (BBN) and the vision of one person (Larry Roberts). At the time, most had the word “FAILURE” written over the ARPANET project, and if it had failed, the Internet would probably never happen. Think about that for a few minutes. If we go right back to the creation of ARPANET, it was Larry Roberts who published an RFQ (Request For Quote) to interested companies. The task was to build an IMP (Interface Message Processor) and route data across an interconnected network, and this connect disparate computer systems together. While most things at the time focused on cumbersome and centralised circuit-switching, Larry wanted to use a packet-switched approach. And, so, the big companies prepared their bids and did their usual tendering processing — and basically took what they had, would just deliver to the requirements. Few of them had any faith in what was being built and could only see this as another failed government research project that went nowhere. And to integrate with academia, too, was always going to be a challenge, as academics would want to build something that protected their resources while enabling them to extend their research. In fact, IBM's solution was to use the large System 360 mainframe computer to undertake the task of routing data. Anyone who has ever bidded for a government contract will know that when you submit it, you think you will win it, but this decays over time, and where you often move to a state of knowing that you will not get it. But, while companies like DEC, Raytheon and IBM failed to see how the creation of the IMP would go anywhere, there was one company that put its heart and soul into the bid: BBN. In fact, it is thought that they spent around six months of time developing the bid. For this, they did a full investigation into the working of the IMP, and had even investigated the hardware and code that it would require. And, so, while they were honest in saying that it was going to be a major challenge, they then laid out the route to the solution and shared their insights. This showed to Larry that, like him, this was not just another project but one that would match the vision of the company. And, for such a project, most of the companies defined long chains of authority and management, whereas BBN's approach was to have a single point of focus, and a simplified management approach. Basically, there was a single contact for every question, rather than long lines of delegated responsibility. At, the time, people used to say, “No one gets fired by buying IBM”, so Larry was laying his whole reputation on the line by going with this small company, which had little in the way of resources to compete with IBM or DEC. But, they had passion and vision and wanted the contract with all their lives. The company were successful in other ways and did not need the grant to sustain them- but they knew its importance. A failure of this project, and there would be no more building of packet-switched network — and possibly no future Internet. And, so, they invested much more time than virtually all the bidders put together. In fact, BBN were actually the first to have an Autonomous System Number (AS1). This is a special number which makes routing on the Internet so much easier, as we just need to know which autonomous system to give our data too, in order to get it routed to the destination. This can be an intermediatory route through the AS, or where the AS hosts the target device. The choice of an AS approach — using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) — has really been one of the most fundamental elements in building the Internet at scale. While not perfect, it works! BBN also strived to secure BGP, as it was fundamentally important that no single entity — especially a malicious one — would take over the routing of the Internet. In fact, BBN invented the link-state routing method, and which allowed the “best” route to be discovered to a destination — through the intercommunication of routing tables from devices. Now, Level 3 Communications uses AS1. BBN, too, were one of the first companies to be an internet service provider and were the second organisation in the world to register a domain name (on 24 April 1985 with bbn.com): Domain Name: bbn.comRegistry Domain ID: 4240240_DOMAIN_COM-VRSNRegistrar WHOIS Server: whois.corsearch.domainsRegistrar URL: Updated Date: 2023-05-09T19:30:10ZCreation Date: 1985-04-24T05:00:00ZRegistrar Registration Expiration Date: 2024-04-25T04:00:00ZRegistrar: Corsearch Domains LLCRegistrar IANA ID: 642Registrar Abuse Contact Email: domains-abuse@corsearch.comRegistrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.8007327241Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited And, here is the BBN Web page from 1985 [here]: Why were BBN so successful? They had a passion and a drive, and they recruited the best talent around. In fact, BBN was sometimes know as the “the third university” in Cambridge, alongside Harvard and MIT. The key to any innovative company's success is their HR function, and in making sure they get the best talent around. One great engineer with a passion and drive can often trump teams of hundreds. But, they must want to do the work — so must be given stimulating and challenging roles. After innovating in so many areas, in 2009, BBN became a wholly owned subsidiary of one of the companies they beat off for the ARPANET contract: Raytheon. Conclusion And, so, if you really want something, put your heart and soul into it, and show the grant/contract reviewers that this is all just part of your vision to build a better world.

Hanan Wehbi was on our show in 2014 and although it has taken us 6 years to get her back on she is still as valuable as ever. In this show we talk all things from distractions to looking good naked before Hanan drops us an absolute beauty as she says we can solve many problems by just removing emotions. It is always amazing to chat to Hanan as she has so many thought provoking thoughts and delivers them in such a unique way. This conversation (as many podcasts are) was the result of a few whatsapp’s and 48 hours later we were recording. Thank you Hanan for your time. Enjoy the show folks. Listen to Hanan previous appearance on our show here https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/innerfight/episodes/2014-06-25T04_52_55-07_00 Connect with Hanan www.instagram.com/hananwehbi

April Wensel on Software Developer’s Journey, Arup Chakrabarti on On Call Nightmares, Alistair Cockburn on Being Human, Brian Balfour on Product To Product, and Kent Beck on Unlearn. I’d love for you to email me with any comments about the show or any suggestions for podcasts I might want to feature. Email podcast@thekguy.com. This episode covers the five podcast episodes I found most interesting and wanted to share links to during the two week period starting May 13, 2019. These podcast episodes may have been released much earlier, but this was the fortnight when I started sharing links to them to my social network followers. APRIL WENSEL ON SOFTWARE DEVELOPER’S JOURNEY The Software Developer’s Journey podcast featured April Wensel with host Tim Bourguignon. April talked about hiring for attitude and mindset over the technical skills of the moment. She distinguished between the fixed and growth mindset and talked about how hearing a statement from an interviewee like, “I’m just not good with people,” is a sign that the person is currently thinking with a fixed mindset. Tim asked her to describe her company, Compassionate Coding. At Compassionate Coding, April teaches workshops on emotional intelligence to technical people. These skills are often called “soft skills,” but she prefers to call them “catalytic skills,” because they help technical people catalyze the application and acquisition of their other skills. Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/45-april-wensel-encourages-us-to-get-in-touch-our-core/id1079113167?i=1000434465519 Website link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/190346/982475 ARUP CHAKRABARTI ON THE ON CALL NIGHTMARES PODCAST The On Call Nightmares podcast featured Arup Chakrabarti of PagerDuty with host Jay Gordon. Arup talked about starting out in medical research and being exposed to the notion of on call because much of the research involved having access to cadavers that were only available in short time windows that required him, from time to time, to drive to the hospital on a Saturday night. At Amazon, Arup learned what it looks like for not just individuals to go on call, but for whole departments and companies to go on call. At Netflix, he worked with the “father” of Chaos Monkey and managed site reliability as Netflix built out the simian army. He told a story about a NTP time drift that alerted almost every team at PagerDuty. The SRE on call quickly diagnosed the problem as NTP, but their run list was broken, so getting things back took a while. During this time, Arup had to keep the engineers from disabling these constantly-firing alerts because that could have caused them to miss something critical. He says this incident taught him that incident response is a team sport. This led to a discussion about the importance of keeping things light during an incident and taking the issue seriously without taking yourself seriously. Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/episode-21-arup-chakrabarti-pagerduty/id1447430839?i=1000436439951 Website link: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/oncallnightmares/episodes/2019-04-25T04_08_18-07_00 ALISTAIR COCKBURN ON BEING HUMAN The Being Human podcast featured Alistair Cockburn with host Richard Atherton. Alistair talked about doing his Ph.D, being able to put the word “people” in the title of his dissertation (apparently a rare thing in academia), and how his heart sank when he realized that his own mentor’s dissertation on methodologies had already covered everything. Then he realized that if it really had covered everything, you could take it to any business in the world and it would solve their problems, but it doesn’t because businesses are made of people and no single methodology can solve all of the problems. Alistair says instead that methodologies and processes should be like tissues: you use them and throw them away. After two or three months, you have to change. He says there are some good things about process, one being that it provides a checklist, like that which a pilot and copilot run through before an airplane takes off. Often though, he says, processes are like drop boxes. You create them so that people don’t have to talk to each other. Companies that have communication problems often want Alistair to create a process for them to resolve those communication problems, unaware of the contradiction. Alistair often has the same advice regardless of the methodology a client has chosen. If a client says, “We do SAFe,” he says, “That’s fine, increase collaboration!” If a client says, “We refuse to do SAFe,” he says, “That’s fine, increase collaboration!” He also says he doesn’t have to teach collaboration because everyone already knows how. We just don’t want to.  Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/56-the-heart-of-agile-with-alistair-cockburn/id1369745673?i=1000435504887 Website link: http://media.cdn.shoutengine.com/podcasts/4081235a-554f-4a8f-90c2-77dc3b58051f/audio/afdb129e-9fcb-40e4-9243-b85f56f3e1b5.mp3 BRIAN BALFOUR ON PRODUCT TO PRODUCT The Product To Product podcast featured Brian Balfour with host Eleni Deacon. They talked about north star metrics, that is, having one metric that attempts to capture all of the most important dimensions of your business. Brian doesn’t believe you can capture this in one metric and instead prefers a constellation of metrics that includes: 1) a retention metric such as monthly/weekly active users, 2) an engagement metric that measures the amount of engagement and the trend over time for those active users, and 3) a monetization metric. He particularly doesn’t like revenue metrics because of their lagging nature and how they ignore actual usage. Being on a data engineering team myself in my current role, I liked what Brian had to say about how to approach data. He says companies need to take on the mentality that data is not a project with a start and end date, but a core part of building product that is meant to constantly evolve. Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/north-stars-are-leading-you-astray-brian-balfour-reforge/id1293415837?i=1000436155421 Website link: https://omny.fm/shows/product-to-product-podcast/north-stars-are-leading-you-astray-brian-balfour-r KENT BECK ON UNLEARN The Unlearn podcast featured Kent Beck with host Barry O’Reilly. Barry asked about the system that Kent uses to help him explore uncertainty. Kent says he has habits that help. The first habit is that of reversing any sentence that begins with the word “obviously.” When somebody says, “Obviously, programmers can’t be trusted to test their own code,” he automatically thinks, “What if that’s not true?” A second habit is whenever somebody introduces Kent to a new model of thinking, he asks himself, “What would happen if I just acted like this model was true?” and he says that he applied that habit when reading Barry’s book Unlearn. Barry asked about what made Kent feel that the Test-Commit-Revert (or TCR) technique was worth exploring, since this required an unlearning of Kent’s own Test-Driven Development (or TDD) method. Kent says that he was disenchanted with asynchronous code reviews and used a third habit of looking further forward. During his tenure at Facebook, he experienced growth in the number of engineers from 700 to 5,000. At the time, people were anticipating the problem of having 10,000 engineers working together, but Kent followed the Bill Joy idea of looking six steps further, and looked into how 100,000 engineers would work together. His solution was Limbo, or asking “How low can you go?” to shrink the size of code that can be safely committed and put immediately in production and the TCR technique came out of that line of thinking. Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/exploring-uncertainty-with-kent-beck/id1460270044?i=1000436242318 Website link: https://barryoreilly.com/unlearn-podcast/ FEEDBACK Ask questions, make comments, and let your voice be heard by emailing podcast@thekguy.com. Twitter: https://twitter.com/thekguy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithmmcdonald/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekguypage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_k_guy/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCysPayr8nXwJJ8-hqnzMFjw Website:

fausto | juçara marçal and kiko dinucci | ordinarius | melvin santhana | josé demóstenes | tim maia | unidos de vila isabel | josé celso and teatro oficina | quarteto repercussão | cafuzo | boa voz | waldir calmon e orquestra | marijó | the farm | cajú e castanha | moreira da silva | miriam batucada | pedro lima | lucio maia | ps morcegos | blacklas | xênia frança | mano brown WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS With no world-cup glory or political outlook to cheer us on, the Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast finds inspiration in the usual cocktail of good music! When life gives us limes... EPISODE HIGHTLIGHTS: the latest from Melvin Santhana and a brilliant intervention by Zé Celso. // Originally broadcast on 19/June/2018 on Contrabanda 91.4 FM. QUANDO NADA MAIS FUNCIONA Sem glórias futebolísticas ou perspectivas políticas para nos alegrar, o podcast Caipirinha Appreciation Society vai buscar inspiração no velho coquetel de música boa. Se a vida te dá limões... DESTAQUES DA EDIÇÃO: o último de Melvin Santhana e uma brilhante intervenção do Zé Celso. // Programa transmitido originalmente em 19/junho/2018 na Contrabanda 91.4 FM.

edu krieger | mano brown and big du bronks and 5pra1 and ilsão boy | ayrton montarroyos | afroelectro | fabio brazza | marina melo | livia nery | rincon sapiência | as bahias e a cozinha mineira | marcus preto | samba de yayá | babulina | jorge mautner | celso hiya | malli | camila garófalo | blubell | homobono | serápicos | lara aufranc        LOOKING BACK The first 2018 episode of the Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast looks back on some of the bands we discovered in 2017. // Originally broadcast on 02/Jan/18 on Contrabanda FM.    EM RETROSPECTO A primeira edição de 2018 do podcast Caipirinha Appreciation Society revisita algumas das bandas descobertas em 2017. // Programa transmitido originalmente em 02/Jan/18 na Contrabanda FM.    

Boy Griff as usual kicks off the Show getting in the mix for 1hour before handing the reigns to DJ, Brent Anthony, who takes over the guest DJ duties in his usual style!! ||**DOWNLOAD Rock n Rolla 003 HERE NOW**|| https://boygriff.podomatic.com/enclosure/2017-07-25T04_02_14-07_00.mp3 Produced by Alun 'Boy Griff' Griffiths Thank You for tuning in & downloading please don't forget FOLLOW & SUBSCRIBE!! see below links or simply click the "Subscribe with iTunes" button above. Please feel free to SHARE this podcast it is FREE to SUBSCRIBE & DOWNLOAD through ANY smart phone & any internet device. ENJOY!!! and thanks for all your support Griff X ||**FREE SUBSCRIBE & DOWNLOAD**|| "Link Below" or click the "Subscribe with iTunes" button above. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/rock-n-rolla-radio/id804812412?mt=2 ||**FREE DOWNLOAD**|| https://boygriff.podomatic.com/enclosure/2017-07-25T04_02_14-07_00.mp3 Main Web page & Booking @ http://djagency.co/djhire/boy-griff/ Booking & General Email: boygriff@hotmail.co.uk BOY GRIFF LINKS: Facebook @ www.facebook.com/DJBoyGriff Twitter @DJBoyGriff (www.twitter.com/DJBoyGriff) Mixcloud @ www.mixcloud.com/boygriff/ Soundcloud @ www.soundcloud.com/boygriff Bootlegs/Mashups/Edits @ http://promodj.com/boy.griff Youtube Channel @ www.youtube.com/user/boygriff Record Label @ www.groovelandrecords.co.uk Vote Boy Griff @ the DJ List: www.thedjlist.com/djs/BOY_GRIFF

nelson sargento | paulinho da viola | cláudia morena | déo | magali | carmen miranda | pedrinho rodrigues | bande dessinée | academia da berlinda | tita lima | africa stop ebola project | alessandra leão | zebrabeat orquestra | aláfia | projeto preto véio | mali sampaio | felipe cordeiro | andré abujamra | numismata | wado | projeto armazém | clécia queiroz | madalena moog | robot gigante EUROTROTTING While the CAS team was warming up for our deejaying début in Paris, we prepared another sonic cocktail for you, ranging from the most traditional samba to a few novelties, such as Alessandra Leão's new EP, the sounds the Zebrabeat Orquestra and a special song about the prevention of Ebola (made not by first-world popstars but by the finest West African musicians). RODANDO A EUROPA Enquanto o time do CAS esquentava os tamborins para sua estreia em Paris, preparou para vocês mais um coquetel sonoro, que vai do samba mais tradicional a algumas novidades, como o novo EP de Alessandra Leão, os sons da Zebrabeat Orquestra e uma faixa especial sobre a prevenção do Ebola (feita não por estrelas do pop primeiro-mundista, e sim por feras da música do oeste africano).

Find THIS episode directly here. Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com This is the forth and final show that explores how C.S. Lewis viewed women. Some think he either hated females, or at least feared them. Even those who know this isn't true have a hard time explaining why. Dr. Crystal Hurd, who has done a series of blog posts on the topic, is William O'Flaherty's special guest to explore this topic. Gina Dalfonzo, the editor of Breakpoint.org joins in as guest co-host. This last episode examines three women in Lewis's later life that he was closest to: Ruth Pitter, Dorothy Sayers and Joy Davidman. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listen to Lewis & Women #3 - The Fictional Women Listen to Lewis & Women #2 - The "Factual" Women Listen to Lewis & Women #1 - Miniseries Overview Read Dr. Hurd's Blog Series on C.S. Lewis and Women Read Gina Dalfonzo's article on Joy Davidman Visit Dr. Hurd's Blog Visit Legendarium ((Dr. Hurd contributes)  Visit Breakpoint.org (Gina is editor) Visit Dickensblog  Purchase Hunting the Unicorn Purchase Socratic Digest Listen to interview about Socratic Digest OTHER All About Jack Shows Dr. Hurd has been a Guest: The Singing Bowl (Dr. Hurd interviews Malcolm Guite) NarniaCast Special - Both Parts of The Silver Chair Movie Discussion NarniaCast: Ep. 1 – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C.S. Lewis as Transformational Leader (20 minute talk by Dr. Crystal Hurd) Willing Slaves of the Welfare State with Dr. Crystal Hurd (Essay Chat) OTHER All About Jack Shows Mentioned: Douglas Gresham Interview (50th Anniversary Reflections) A Life Observed (with Dr. Devin Brown) C.S. Lewis: A Biography of Friendship (Colin Duriez) C.S. Lewis - A Life (Biography by Dr. Alister McGrath) Visit EssentialCSLewis.com

Find THIS episode directly here. Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com This is the third of four shows that explores how C.S. Lewis viewed women. Some think he either hated females, or at least feared them. Even those who know this isn't true have a hard time explaining why. Dr. Crystal Hurd, who has done a series of blog posts on the topic, is William O'Flaherty's special guest to explore this topic. Gina Dalfonzo, the editor of Breakpoint.org joins in as guest co-host. This third podcast examines women that Lewis created in his stories. The focus is mostly on Narnia, but Crystal also addresses equality between the sexes. . Listen to Lewis & Women #2 - "Factual" Women Listen to Lewis & Women #1 - Miniseries Overview Read Dr. Hurd's Blog Series on C.S. Lewis and Women Visit Dr. Hurd's Blog Visit Legendarium ((Dr. Hurd contributes)  Visit Breakpoint.org (Gina is editor) Visit Dickensblog  Purchase Socratic Digest Listen to interview about Socratic Digest OTHER All About Jack Shows Dr. Hurd has been a Guest: The Singing Bowl (Dr. Hurd interviews Malcolm Guite) NarniaCast Special - Both Parts of The Silver Chair Movie Discussion NarniaCast: Ep. 1 – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C.S. Lewis as Transformational Leader (20 minute talk by Dr. Crystal Hurd) Willing Slaves of the Welfare State with Dr. Crystal Hurd (Essay Chat) OTHER All About Jack Shows Mentioned: Douglas Gresham Interview (50th Anniversary Reflections) A Life Observed (with Dr. Devin Brown) C.S. Lewis: A Biography of Friendship (Colin Duriez) C.S. Lewis - A Life (Biography by Dr. Alister McGrath) Visit EssentialCSLewis.com

Find THIS episode directly here. Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com This is the second of four shows that explores how C.S. Lewis viewed women. Some think he either hated females, or at least feared them. Even those who know this isn't true have a hard time explaining why. Dr. Crystal Hurd, who has done a series of blog posts on the topic, is William O'Flaherty's special guest to explore this topic. Gina Dalfonzo, the editor of Breakpoint.org joins in as guest co-host. This second podcast examines women that Lewis either knew or wrote to during his life ("factual" as opposed to the fictional females he created in his books). Listen to Lewis & Women #1 - Miniseries Overview Read Dr. Hurd's Blog Series on C.S. Lewis and Women Visit Dr. Hurd's Blog Visit Legendarium ((Dr. Hurd contributes)  Visit Breakpoint.org (Gina is editor) Visit Dickensblog  Purchase Socratic Digest Listen to interview about Socratic Digest OTHER All About Jack Shows Dr. Hurd has been a Guest: The Singing Bowl (Dr. Hurd interviews Malcolm Guite) NarniaCast Special - Both Parts of The Silver Chair Movie Discussion NarniaCast: Ep. 1 – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C.S. Lewis as Transformational Leader (20 minute talk by Dr. Crystal Hurd) Willing Slaves of the Welfare State with Dr. Crystal Hurd (Essay Chat) OTHER All About Jack Shows Mentioned: Douglas Gresham Interview (50th Anniversary Reflections) A Life Observed (with Dr. Devin Brown) C.S. Lewis: A Biography of Friendship (Colin Duriez) C.S. Lewis - A Life (Biography by Dr. Alister McGrath) Visit EssentialCSLewis.com

Find THIS episode directly here. Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com This is the first of a four part miniseries exploring how C.S. Lewis viewed women. Did he secretly hate them or at least had a negative view of females in general? Dr. Crystal Hurd, who has done a series of blog posts on the topic, is my special guest. Another female, Gina Dalfonzo, the editor of Breakpoint.org joins in as guest co-host. Today's podcast presents a general overview by briefly exploring nearly all of the issues related to this subject. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Read Dr. Hurd's Blog Series on C.S. Lewis and Women Visit Dr. Hurd's Blog Visit Breakpoint.org (Gina is editor) Visit Dickensblog  OTHER All About Jack Shows Dr. Hurd has been a Guest: The Singing Bowl (Dr. Hurd interviews Malcolm Guite) NarniaCast Special - Both Parts of The Silver Chair Movie Discussion NarniaCast: Ep. 1 – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C.S. Lewis as Transformational Leader (20 minute talk by Dr. Crystal Hurd) Willing Slaves of the Welfare State with Dr. Crystal Hurd (Essay Chat) OTHER All About Jack Shows Mentioned: Douglas Gresham Interview (50th Anniversary Reflections) A Life Observed (with Dr. Devin Brown) C.S. Lewis: A Biography of Friendship (Colin Duriez) C.S. Lewis - A Life (Biography by Dr. Alister McGrath) Visit EssentialCSLewis.com

Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com     Over the last year I've had the privilege of interviewing many individuals. I checked the data of what shows were downloaded the most and the following podcast shares some of them. The program is just over 30 minutes, so I only share some brief moments from them. Check the links below to listen to those entire shows (and learn what I highlight). I also provide a second list of links to shows I didn't include in the recap (because they were in the last two months) that were among the top downloads for the year.                SHOWS FEATURED IN THE RECAP: A Life Observed (Dr. Devin Brown) C.S. Lewis: A Biography of Friendship (Colin Duriez) C.S. Lewis - A Life (Biography by Dr. Alister McGrath)  Douglas Gresham Interview (50th Anniversary Reflections)  TRANSCRIPT of Gresham Interview C.S. Lewis vs the New Atheists (Peter S. Williams) C.S. Lewis and the Arts (Dr. Rod Miller)  NarniaCast Special - Both Parts of The Silver Chair Movie Discussion Visit EssentialCSLewis.com TOP DOWNLOADED SHOWS NOT FEATURED: Poets' Corner Memorial (Dr. Michael Ward)  Anniversary Reflections #1  Anniversary Reflections #2  C.S. Lewis From Only Surviving Broadcast Talk  C.S. Lewis at War (Paul McCusker)  Live Like a Narnian (Joe Rigney)  EXCLUSIVE – Jack & Tollers Movie (Darren Jacobs and Chris Dodge) The A – Z of C.S. Lewis (Colin Duriez)  Jack & Tollers II (Dr. Louis Markos and Darren Jacobs)  The Romantic Rationalist (Desiring God Conference on C.S. Lewis) BONUS LINK: Podcasts on Narnia Books from NarniaCast.com