You sometimes hear experts and authors discussing issues on Nuclearity.  I would enjoy creating more programs like the one that was released today.  No big issues.  No authors.  Just a dad and his kids telling a story about plains and mountains, skunks and Great Danes, churches and bars, and the people of America.  Listen to "The Bike Ride of '76" available now.

And after thinking about it, I can't really call the guests "just" a dad and his kids.  They are extraordinary people.  And they are also expert at quite a few things, as you'll hear when you download.

William Paul Young's novel, The Shack has electrified people.  You've probably read it or know several people who rave about it.  Hear from the author on the latest episode of the podcast Ear Reverent.  Host Bob Lepine also talks to blogger Tim Challies, no fan of The Shack.  And he talks with broadcaster Steve Brown, a critic turned fan.

You've had a long break between episodes in the series "Narnia from A to Z."  The gap may have you wondering if the whole alphabet will ever be covered.  It will, evidenced by the latest installment.   Even though a friend begged me to call the episode, "Y is for Yo Momma," it ended up being about tall, leafy, sappy creatures.  It's available now.