• The Logres Education Podcast

  • 著者： Daniel K. Hubin
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The Logres Education Podcast

著者： Daniel K. Hubin
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  • Comprising reflections, literary readings, book and product reviews, and other content, The Logres Education Podcast is a variety show which seeks to encourage, equip, and delight listeners as they strive to live wisely, virtuously, and beautifully amidst the frenziedness of ordinary life in the present age.
    Daniel K. Hubin
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Comprising reflections, literary readings, book and product reviews, and other content, The Logres Education Podcast is a variety show which seeks to encourage, equip, and delight listeners as they strive to live wisely, virtuously, and beautifully amidst the frenziedness of ordinary life in the present age.
Daniel K. Hubin
哲学 社会科学
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  • Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part III

    Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part III
    2025/01/14
    Join Daniel K. Hubin as he reflects on the significance of Christmas and the tradition of Christmas decorations; reads the poems "A Child of the Snows" by G. K. Chesterton and "Journey of the Magi" by T. S. Eliot; reviews the TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen, the TWSBI Vac Mini ink bottle, the Diamine Black Ivy ink, and the Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line; and recounts the short story "Where Love Is, There God Is Also" by Leo Tolstoy.

    Links:
    • In Defense of Sanity by G. K. Chesterton (Amazon) (AbeBooks)
    • TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen (Pen Botique)
    • TWSBI Vac 20A ink bottle (Pen Botique)
    • Diamine Black Ivy Ink (Pen Botique)
    • Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line (Pen Botique)
    Music used for this podcast were taken from public domain recordings of the London Symphony Orchestra and London Philharmonic Choir performing Handel's Messiah in 1950. "Comfort ye my people" was used for the introductory music; "If God be for us" was used for the transitional music; and "The trumpet shall sound" was used for the closing music.
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    39 分
  • Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part II

    Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part II
    2025/01/14
    Join Daniel K. Hubin as he reflects on the significance of Christmas and the tradition of Christmas decorations; reads the poems "A Child of the Snows" by G. K. Chesterton and "Journey of the Magi" by T. S. Eliot; reviews the TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen, the TWSBI Vac Mini ink bottle, the Diamine Black Ivy ink, and the Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line; and recounts the short story "Where Love Is, There God Is Also" by Leo Tolstoy.

    Links:
    • In Defense of Sanity by G. K. Chesterton (Amazon) (AbeBooks)
    • TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen (Pen Botique)
    • TWSBI Vac 20A ink bottle (Pen Botique)
    • Diamine Black Ivy Ink (Pen Botique)
    • Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line (Pen Botique)
    Music used for this podcast were taken from public domain recordings of the London Symphony Orchestra and London Philharmonic Choir performing Handel's Messiah in 1950. "Comfort ye my people" was used for the introductory music; "If God be for us" was used for the transitional music; and "The trumpet shall sound" was used for the closing music.
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    33 分
  • Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part I

    Christmas and the Death of Paganism, Part I
    2025/01/14
    Join Daniel K. Hubin as he reflects on the significance of Christmas and the tradition of Christmas decorations; reads the poems "A Child of the Snows" by G. K. Chesterton and "Journey of the Magi" by T. S. Eliot; reviews the TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen, the TWSBI Vac Mini ink bottle, the Diamine Black Ivy ink, and the Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line; and recounts the short story "Where Love Is, There God Is Also" by Leo Tolstoy.

    Links:
    • In Defense of Sanity by G. K. Chesterton (Amazon) (AbeBooks)
    • TWSBI Vac Mini fountain pen (Pen Botique)
    • TWSBI Vac 20A ink bottle (Pen Botique)
    • Diamine Black Ivy Ink (Pen Botique)
    • Maruman Mnemosyne notebook line (Pen Botique)
    Music used for this podcast were taken from public domain recordings of the London Symphony Orchestra and London Philharmonic Choir performing Handel's Messiah in 1950. "Comfort ye my people" was used for the introductory music; "If God be for us" was used for the transitional music; and "The trumpet shall sound" was used for the closing music.
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    32 分

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