John Burkitt

This week, host Andy Filipowich is back, sharper than ever. He swaps news and views with Roger Thomas (PrinceOfTheWest) and Paul Martin (Specter) including speculating about casting calls for Prince Caspian.

This week, host John Burkitt (EveningStar) swaps news and views with Colin Edson of New Zealand (Monkeh). We speculate about the announced opening date of Walden Media’s Prince Caspian (2008).

Host John Burkitt is joined by London Boothman and Paul Martin to look into the news and views of the Narnia Fandom on this fourteenth episode of NarniaFansCast. The Bard’s Tale features a short play “Dying For Edmund” voiced by members of The Dancing Lawn’s Virtual Playhouse.

John Burkitt (EveningStar), Paul Martin (Specter), and Roger Thomas (PrinceOfTheWest) team up to give the news and discuss it. The Bard’s Tale segment features a short story by John Burkitt, “The Statue in the Library.” In Movie Talk, we speculate when the first bits of “Prince Caspian” will make their way to audiences, and in Book Talk, we ask a couple of tricky questions of our panelists. Which ones? Listen and find out!

Our tenth episode of NarniaFansCast for Sunday October 1, 2006. Please send any comments, questions, or concerns to (NFC AT narniafans dot com). This includes a wrap-up of the news, John Burkitt and Paul Martin discuss the news, and then cover our latest frontier…audio performance of works posted on our forum, The Dancing Lawn!

This includes a wrap-up of the news, Andy Flipowich, John Burkitt and Paul Martin are joined by Tim Gravelline for the News Discussion. The final episode of the six-part weekly serial “Heart of Ice”. And of course our movie and book discussion.

This includes a wrap-up of the news, Andy, Roger and Kelson are joined by John Burkitt, author of Byron on Wells and Heart of Ice for the News Discussion. The fifth episode of the six-part weekly serial “Heart of Ice”. And of course our movie and book discussion.

Episode 4 of our podcast from NarniaFans.com for August 7, 2006. When you want to lose yourself in a great story, you can’t beat C.S. Lewis’ classic “Chronicles of Narnia.” When you want to find yourself in a great online community of Chronicles fans, you can’t beat narniafans.com and its forum The Dancing Lawn.