Animator and author Ken Priebe talks about his three fantastic children’s books in the latest Looking Closer podcast episode
In this "Master Shot" episode of the Looking Closer podcast, Overstreet interviews animator, illustrator, and children's storybook author Ken Priebe about his three wild and whimsical books of wild, wacky, and scary characters.
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Whale Writer: Peter Wayne Moe on his passion for whales, writing, and teaching
If you are on the hunt for great books about writing, great books about teaching, great books about faith, or great books about whales — yes, whales — have I got a recommendation for you!
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In space, no one can hear you scream. But on a podcast?
Listen to the latest episode of Looking Closer, which features a conversation with Sarah Welch-Larson about her new book on the theological implications of the Alien franchise.
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New adventures in hi-fi: Check out the new Looking Closer podcast!
It seems inevitable: a Looking Closer podcast!
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Hard times are good times for Auralia’s Colors
The people of House Abascar have been betrayed by false promises and robbed of colors, robbed of hope. But there are rumors of a girl in the woods who gathers colors that no one else has ever seen. And now, you can hear those colors. During these stay-at-home days, you're invited to a reading of Auralia's Colors.
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Cinemarginalia: Justin Chang & Ins Choi at The Glen Workshop; Criterion sale; Scorsese in Seattle
You can spend a week in Santa Fe with Justin Chang, Ins Choi, Over the Rhine, and more. Also: The new Scorsese film is getting the best possible projection in Seattle. Read about these things and more here...
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Practicing the Prophetic: James K. A. Smith on liturgy and discernment
Behold — James K. A. Smith's plenary lecture from Seattle Pacific University's Day of Common Learning.
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