Whether its learning about Aslan, following Lucy Pevensie and Emund Pevensie through the Wardrobe, meeting Reepicheep for the first time, or prepping for Netflix Narnia, the reading order matters! In today's episode we unlock the mystery of the Narnian reading orders, and ask the question, which is better: The Chronological Order or The Publication Order? Or maybe a different way?
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The Magician's Nephew vs. The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe: which is the best to read first? And what's up with the placement of the Horse and His Boy? Should it be read before Prince Caspian? After Voyage of the Dawn Treader? Or even after The Silver Chair?
Whether its learning about Aslan, following Lucy Pevensie and Emund Pevensie through the Wardrobe, meeting Reepicheep for the first time, or prepping for Netflix Narnia, the reading order matters! In today's episode we unlock the mystery of the Narnian reading orders, and ask the question, which is better: The Chronological Order or The Publication Order? Or maybe a different way?
Whether its learning about Aslan, following Lucy Pevensie and Emund Pevensie through the Wardrobe, meeting Reepicheep for the first time, or prepping for Netflix Narnia, the reading order matters! In today's episode we unlock the mystery of the Narnian reading orders, and ask the question, which is better: The Chronological Order or The Publication Order? Or maybe a different way?
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Whether its learning about Aslan, following Lucy Pevensie and Emund Pevensie through the Wardrobe, meeting Reepicheep for the first time, or prepping for Netflix Narnia, the reading order matters! In today's episode we unlock the mystery of the Narnian reading orders, and ask the question, which is better: The Chronological Order or The Publication Order? Or maybe a different way?
All Seven Books of The Chronicles of Narnia expleined in one minute per book? This is an ultra-condensed explainer with everything you need to know to understand C.S. Lewis' entire Narnian timeline in less than 7 minutes.
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C.S. Lewis encouraged readers to write their own Narnia stories. So, what would it look like if Netflix did the same? Today I pitch a concept for a series that follows Jadis from Charn to London, and ultimately to the world of Narnia. There are some amazing stories to tell along the way.
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C.S. Lewis encouraged readers to write their own Narnia stories. So, what would it look like if Netflix did the same? Today I pitch a concept for a series that follows Jadis from Charn to London, and ultimately to the world of Narnia. There are some amazing stories to tell along the way.
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The Lion the Witch and The Wardrobe was a cultural supernova. One of Disney's highest grossing films of the decade and a cultural phenomenon, it was had to believe that just a few years later the entire franchise would fail. But why? And more importantly, will Netflix and Greta Gerwig learn from the mistakes of Disney? Or is history doomed to repeat itself?
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The relationship between Narnia time and Earth time is strange and seemingly unpredictable. But is there a deeper explanation for this reverse-time dilatation phenomenon? This video helps explain the strange time difference that was experienced by Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve--from Lucy, Edmund, Peter and Susan Pevensie, Eustace Scrubb and Jill Pole and Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer.
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Aslan's mane is an integral part of his identity, but why? In this episode, we examine the 42 times in the Narniad that Aslan's mane is discussed--and talk about why Greta Gerwig might want to take a closer look!
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The mysterious world of Charn is one of the few pre-historic worlds described in the Narnian multiverse. We will explore the lore behind this dark home of Narnia's white witch Jadis, examining its culture and history, and its impact on the world of Narnia.
In this special bonus episode Albert Mohler discusses the importance of reading, examines the effect of postmodernism on today's readers, and explains what it takes for a reader to truly be transformed by their books.
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We're celebrating the 50th episode of Into The Wardrobe by answering some of my favorite questions in the comments! Why didn't Aslan Kill Jadis? What was the meaning of the Stone Table? Why did the Lady of the Green Kirtle Keep Rillian as.a Hostage? And much more!
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After you read C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, what's next? Today we look at 7 fantastic books for any Narnia fan that wants to go farther up and farther in!
What happens when new believers go to church? The devil has a plan up his sleeve, and he's not going down with out a fight. Discover the plan in chapter 2 of The Screwtape Letters
Join us every other Wednesday as we read The Screwtape Letters-- a collection of letters from the demon Screwtape to his nephew Wormwood. One of C.S. Lewis' most famous works, the lessons learned in this demonic playbook are more important today than ever.
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When it comes to worldbulding, Narnian lore holds up surprisingly well. But one major source of contention is the issue of technology in Narnia. Where did it come from? Why didn't it advance over the entire history of the world? And what about some of the more strange pieced of tech that don't seem to fit in?
This. video explains the questions surrounding the issue of technology in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series.
C.S. Lewis explains the origin story in the Magician's Nephew, but Lucy, Edmund, Peter, and Susan would agree that the portal to Aslan's world leaves just as many questions as answers.
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One of the darkest moments in "Prince Caspian", the fourth book in C.S. Lewis's legendary series "The Chronicles of Narnia", unfolds when Nikabrik the Black Dwarf seeks to summon the dreaded White Witch, Jadis, back to Narnia. In a desperate bid to defeat King Miraz and the oppressive Telmarines, Nikabrik introduces two sinister characters: a hag and a werewolf. In this video, we delve deep into the historical and literary origins of these malevolent beings and explore the profound meanings they hold within the narrative.
Discover how the gathering in Aslan's How, the ancient mound built over the remains of the Stone Table, is symbolic. It is here that the Pevensie children—Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy—once witnessed Aslan's sacrifice and resurrection. The proposed summoning of Jadis in this hallowed place underscores the gravity of Nikabrik's betrayal.
Join us as we journey back to the enchanted world beyond the Wardrobe, through the Deep Woods and past the Lamp-post, to uncover the layers of meaning in this critical moment of "Prince Caspian". We will analyze how the characters' choices reflect broader themes in the series, such as the struggle between light and darkness, the power of faith, and the enduring legacy of Aslan's sacrifice at the Stone Table.
Whether you're a long-time fan of "The Chronicles of Narnia", a newcomer to the series, or someone interested in the intersection of literature and mythology, this exploration offers valuable insights. By understanding the historical and literary origins of the hag and the werewolf, we gain a deeper appreciation for C.S. Lewis's masterful storytelling and the timeless messages embedded within.
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The lack of news from #NetflixNarnia won't stop true fans...we'll just make our own news! I made a trailer for C.S. Lewis' The Magician's Nephew using completely AI generated video...and there are lots of details that break canon! From Aslan to Jadis, Digory Kirke to Polly Plummer and everwhere in between, we'll explore the lore behind The Chronicle's of Narnia's first book...and Greta Gerwig's first Narnia movie!
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The Magician's Nephew is a dramatic quest story about two friends named Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer who are cast through a portal to new worlds...and old worlds as well. As a prequel to the popular book series the Chronicles of Narnia, this amazing adventure will take audiences to where it all began.
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Where did the Wardrobe come from? In this video we explore the origins of the iconic interdimensional transportation device from C.S. Lewis' The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. Along the way, we'll discuss Aslan's relationship with the wardrobe and its relationship wit figures such as Digory Kirke, Polly Plummer, Jadis the White Witch, --and of course Lucy, Edmund, Peter and Susan Pevensie.
The Seven Lost Lords: Narnia's Hidden Message in Voyage of the Dawn Treader
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Eustace Scrubb, cousin to the famous Pevensie siblings Lucy, Peter, Susan and Edmund, was a Narnian hero in his own right. From his time on the Voyage of the Dawn Treader to his battle against the Lady of the Green Kirtle in the Silver Chair, to witnessing the closing of Narnia by Aslan himself in the Last Battle, Eustace's story is one of transformation.
A HUGE THANK YOU to the talented concept artist Erin Marantette for providing her illustration of Reepicheep sailing into Aslan's country. Find her work at artstation.com/erinmarantette.
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The hidden symbolism in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader runs deep, but one of the most important messages is also one of the least discovered. We'll explore Aslan's quest given to Prince Caspian, Reepicheep, Lucy Pevensie, Edmund Pevensie, Eustace Scrubb, and many other Narnians in the Chronicles of Narnia. Find out today why C.S. Lewis decided that the Seven Lost Lords of Narnia became lost in the first place.
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The hidden symbolism in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader runs deep, but one of the most important messages is also one of the least discovered. We'll explore Aslan's quest given to Prince Caspian, Reepicheep, Lucy Pevensie, Edmund Pevensie, Eustace Scrubb, and many other Narnians in the Chronicles of Narnia. Find out today why C.S. Lewis decided that the Seven Lost Lords of Narnia became lost in the first place.
It's no secret that J.R.R. Tolkien REALLY disliked Narnia. By some accounts, Tolkien's feelings even created a rift in his friendship with C.S Lewis. But is the well-known story actually true? Or is it all just a myth? In this video, we'll examine the actual historical record to find out the truth.
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Netflix Narnia is getting a lot of buzz right now, especially thanks to the news that Greta Gerwig might be directing The Magicians Nephew. But can it perform as well as other fantasy series like Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power, The Witcher or Game of Thrones? Find out in this video why there's good reason to believe it could be even bigger than any of them.
Aslan has left his mark throughout the world of Narnia in countless times and places. Today we document the complete travels of Aslan, from the creation of the Lamp post at the beginning of the world with Digory Kirke, Polly Plummer and Jadis the White Witch, to the Battles at Beruna with Lucy, Edmund, Peter and Susan Pevensie (along with others like Tumulus and even Prince Caspian), all the way to the final battle against Tash at Stable Hill. We'll cover all the books, including The Magician's Nephew, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Horse and His Boy, Prince Caspian, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the Silver Chair, and the Last Battle.
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The Hermit of the Southern March is one of the most mysterious yet important characters in the Narnian history. In The Horse and His Boy he rescued Shasta and Travis and served Aslan and the Pevensie siblings along the way. But who was he? Where did he come from? Uncover the hidden storyin this video, and consider a theory about his true origins.
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It's a question that's hotly debated among many Hollywood movies, including Die Hard, Gremlins and It's a Wonderful Life: Is The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe a Christmas movie? Today, we settle the debate.
How could a holiday from our world be celebrated in an entirely different universe? The answer may be simpler than you think.
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Throughout the years readers have discovered the connections just beneath the surface between symbols and message of truth in The Chronicles Of Narnia. Does Aslan really represent Jesus? Is the White Witch Jadis a representation of Satan? What about Lucy, Peter, Edmund and Susan Pevensie? And is there a meaning behind other characters such as Mr. Tumnus? Today we explore the symbolism and meanings behind C.S. Lewis' work and ask: Is Narnia an Allegory?
There is an unseen side of Narnia, where terrifying creatures gather under the cover of darkness. You know about Jadis, Tash, The Lady of the Green Kirtle and others, but you may have overlooked these horrifying creatures.
Character names in Narnia are embedded with deep significance, from famous characters like Reepicheep, Lucy Pevensis, Peter Pevensie, Aslan, Jadis, and Tumnus--to more obscure characters like Roonwit, Emeth, Trufflehunter, and even Bulguy Bear, there is so much more to these names than you may have realized!
In this episode we unravel the secrets behind Narnia's most epic battles, highlighting significance of the great fights and conflicts fought by famous and infamous characters such as Jadis, Caspian, Lucy, Peter, Edmund, Reepicheep, and Susan. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on all things Narnia and fantasy-related. Hit the notification bell so you won't miss any of our upcoming explorations into the Wardrobe!
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The new announcement that HBO Max will be producing a huge new remake of the Harry Potter series has rocked the fantasy literature world. All the while Narnia fans have been waiting for years to see the rest of the series like The Silver Chair, The Horse and His Boy, The Magician's Nephew and The Last Battle all on the big screen. Could this new announcement actually be good news for Netflix Narnia?
One of the most curious moments in The Chronicles of Narnia is when Prince Caspian is confronted by Nikabrik, a hag and a werewolf who try to convince him to engage in a dark ritual to resurrect Jadis, the White Witch and false queen of Narnia. The question is, could Jadis have been brought back to life? Ever since her appearance in the Magician's Nephew, Jadis has shown herself to be a formidable opponent, as she faced off against Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer. Years later in the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, with the help of Lucy, Peter, Edmund and Susan Pevensie, Jadis finally met her end in the jaws of Aslan the Lion. Or did she?
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Narnia is full of many memorable characters, from Puggleglum to Mr.Tumnus, to Jadis the white witch or even Aslan himself. But one of the most iconic characters of all time is Peter Pevensie.
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Ever since Lucy, Peter, and Susan Pevensie met Father Christmas in the Chronicles of Narnia book, Lion the Witch and The Wardrobe (poor Edmund met Jadis instead), there have been many questions about the nature of Christmas in Narnia. From Mr. Tumnus to the gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Beaver, Christmas has played a dominant role in the world of Narnia, and ultimately points to the coming of Aslan himself.
How much of Digory's own experiences mirror Lewis'? Find out in this episode!
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