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I Might Believe in FaeriesTHE Cinderella Story (ft. Rosie Liljenquist)Cinderella is one of the oldest folktales in the world. Academic librarian, Rosie Liljenquist (Rosy Rambles), joins the show to discuss this story. We compare the different versions told by Charles Perrault, The Brothers Grimm, and Giambattista Basile. We explore the religious symbolism of the Grimm’s version and I even try to rehabilitate the wicked step-sisters. Enjoy!Rosie’s work, including the essays mentioned during the show, can be found here:*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries75632025-07-151h 16
I Might Believe in FaeriesSt. Hildegard's Garden (ft. Leila Lawler)Author and cultural commentator, Leila Lawler, joins the show to discuss the book, St. Hildegard's Garden: Recipes and Remedies for Healing Body and Soul. We talk about St. Hildegard of Bingen, her views on medicine, healing and the cosmos, what she means by “hot, cold, moist, and dry,” and what modern people (New Agers, Feminists, etc.) get wrong about her. Leila Lawler’s website is here: https://likemotherlikedaughter.org/Follow Leila on Twitter.com @_Leila *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imight...2025-06-301h 13
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Ape & The MonkeyThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit aaronirber.substack.comThis video is about how ancient and medieval people viewed apes and monkeys. *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries7563 Subscribe to my Substack for updates on the show, ess…2025-06-2201 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesAliens & UFOs (ft. Patrick Abbott)Science fiction author, Patrick Abbott, joins the show to discuss whether alien life forms are compatible with Christianity, the UFO phenomenon, cattle mutilations, and more! The truth is (maybe) out there!Follow Patrick Abbott on Twitter.com @PatrickKAbbottSubscribe to his Substack: *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries7563Subscribe to my Substack - for updates on the show, essays, and more!Donate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https...2025-06-151h 28
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Antelope & The SerraThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit aaronirber.substack.comThis is the first of my medieval bestiary videos to be behind a paywall. To get access to the full video, become a paid subscriber to my substack. In this video, I cover the antelope and the serra/sawfish. *****************************************************************************************************************************************************…2025-05-1901 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesLord of the World (ft. Malrubius)Lord of the World was written in 1907 and is considered one of the classics of dystopian literature. The author, Fr. Robert Hugh Benson, was a Catholic convert from Anglicanism who wanted to write a book about the Antichrist. Lord of the World is that book. Malrubius (Chris), from The Sun Eater discord, joins the show to discuss Lord of the World, why it was important to Pope Francis, and how it impacted other science fiction literature. *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries75632025-05-151h 29
I Might Believe in FaeriesMedieval Bestiary - Ants & AntlionsToday, we delve into how Medieval Christians depicted ants and their predator, the sometimes legendary antlion, in Medieval bestiaries. Subscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries7563I Might Believe in Faeries is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Resources: “The Aberdeen Bestiary | the University of Aberdeen.” Abdn.ac.uk, 2019, www.abdn.ac.uk/bestiary/. Aesop. “Library of Congress Aesop Fables.” Read.gov, read.gov/aesop/052.html. Badke, David. “Medieval B...2025-05-1114 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesMedieval Bestiary Introduction (ft. Aaron Irber)This is a solo episode where I discuss medieval bestiaries and announce a new project I have been working on. I discuss animal symbolism, how Medieval bestiaries depicted animals, and the stories behind them. There are supposed to be pictures with this episode so check out the YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/h06opKxl444 *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@imightbelieveinfaeries7563Subscribe to my Substack...2025-05-0151 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesLafferty's Fourth Mansions (ft. Gregorio Montejo)How the heck do I describe this book? In 1969, R. A. Lafferty wrote a novel. In it, he combined the spirituality of St. Theresa of Avila, conspiracy theories, immortal frog-men, psychic brain powers based on the ideas of the French paleontologist priest, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, badgers, modernist painters, and much, much more. Reading a Lafferty story is like listening to an excitable drunk tell you an impossible, rambling shaggy dog story. You don't believe it when you're drunk, but you do when you sober up. Gregorio Montejo, of Ktistec Press, returns to...2025-04-151h 25
I Might Believe in FaeriesTill We Have Faces (ft. Annie Crawford)A myth retold.This book is C. S. Lewis at his most mature, and he considered it to be his favorite of his own works. Many readers find it to be a difficult book and hard to decipher. What is the story of Cupid and Psyche and how is Lewis retelling it? Teacher and Lewis scholar, Annie Crawford, joins the show to discuss all of this and more. Follow Annie Crawford on Twitter.com @annielcrawfordCheck out her classes...2025-03-311h 35
I Might Believe in FaeriesMagic in Middle Earth (ft. Richard Rohlin)How does magic work in The Lord of the Rings? Does Tolkien have a "magic system?" Richard Rohlin returns to the show to discuss how Tolkien uses magic in his Legendarium. This is a continuation to our previous episode on magic systems in fantasy. Follow Richard Rohlin on Twitter.com @richardrohlin*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberSubscribe to my Substack - https://aaronirber.substack.com/ for updates on the show, essays, and more!2025-02-281h 24
I Might Believe in FaeriesO Honeybees (ft. Salvator R. Tarnmoor)In this episode, I get to discuss two of my favorite things: bees and mythology.Salvator R. Tarnmoor, or Ludovico Ambrosius when he is writing, joins the show to discuss his recent collection of poems on honeybees. This anthology collects poems from authors thousands of years apart and includes selections on bees from Virgil, Homer, Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, and many, many more.Get ready for a heavy dose of ambrosia and some deadly stingers.O Honeybees: An Illustrated Anthology of Bee Pomes...2025-02-151h 28
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Loser, the Robot, and the Antichrist (ft. E. L. Brooks)Almost all books are stupid, or else they are too smart. If you think so too, then this guest's books may be just right for you! Poet and novelist, E. L. Brooks, joins the show to discuss his two books, Phineiad: A Brief History of the Future, and The Loser, the Robot, and the Antichrist. If you enjoy online peasant romance, the death worship of immortal moon men, monsters, robots and warlords, then this is right up your alley. E. L. Brooks can be found...2025-01-151h 29
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Bookclub 6 - The Place of the Lion by Charles WilliamsThis is the final episode of the The Year of Our Lord, 2024. We are concluding this year with a bookclub discussion of The Place of the Lion by Charles Williams. Williams was a member of the literary group, The Inklings, and friends with both C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien. Prior to meeting these literary giants, Williams published The Place of the Lion and a few other stories. In this episode, we discuss The Place of the Lion, the characters, and the “angelic/platonic” beings Williams uses. We also briefly mention the influence he had on...2024-12-151h 36
I Might Believe in FaeriesWhy We Hate Magic Systems (ft. Christopher Ruocchio, Nicholas Kotar, & Richard Rohlin)This was a really great episode! Richard Rohlin, Deacon Nicholas Kotar, and Christopher Ruocchio join the show to discuss magic in fantasy fiction. What is magic? What are magic systems? How has the portrayal of magic changed in the last several decades? How do different authors approach magic in their books? What do liturgy and poetry have to do with magic? Why do we all have a problem with modern depictions of magic? We address all of these questions and more. Hot takes abound! 2024-11-151h 24
I Might Believe in FaeriesWerewolves & Leprechauns (ft. Eleanor Bourg Nicholson)Happy Halloween! In this episode, Eleanor Bourg Nicholson returns to the show to have a conversation about werewolves, leprechauns, and folklore. We discuss her two books with Chrism Press, Brother Wolf and Wake of Malice. Is there a basis for the werewolf legend? What does folklore have to do with Christianity? Is it good, bad, or a bit of both? What's next for Eleanor? We get at these questions and more in this Halloween episode. Check out Brother Wolf and Wake of Malice at Chrism Press: https://chrismpress.com/...2024-10-311h 52
I Might Believe in FaeriesMoralizing Ovid (ft. Sarah-Jane Murray)Ovid was a Roman poet who wrote a 15-book catalogue that came to be known as The Metamorphosis. The stories are all based on Greek and Roman mythology and most consist in some sort of grotesque physical transformation as a result of the antics of the pagan gods. Ovid became so popular in Christian culture that there developed an entire mythographic tradition of interpretation. The culmination of this tradition is The Medieval French Ovide moralisé written by an unknown author in Medieval France. For the first time, this gigantic poem has been translated i...2024-10-151h 36
I Might Believe in FaeriesHieroglyphics by Arthur Machen (ft. Christopher Tompkins)Christopher Tompkins (Darkly Bright Press) returns to the show to discuss the literary theories of horror author, Arthur Machen. Machen wrote about his views of literature in many places, but most extensively in his book, Hieroglyphics. We discuss Machen's ideas, his view on ecstasy, and why he considers Homer to be Fine Literature, but not Jane Austen.Books and Links Mentioned:Darkly Bright Press https://darklybrightpress.com/The Terror https://darklybrightpress.com/the-terror-critical-edition/Dreamt in Fire https://darklybrightpress.com/dreamt-in-fire/A Fragment of Life...2024-09-151h 44
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Book Club 5 - A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller Jr.The 2024 book club continues! In this episode, we discuss A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller Jr. This book is a classic science fiction story and a masterpiece. Miller explores a post-apocalyptic America through the eyes of an order of Catholic monks in the Utah desert. These monks try to keep the flame of knowledge alive by preserving and copying ancient manuscripts while the rest of the world emerges from brutal, tribal savagery. Mutants! Immortals! Bicephalous Tomato Women! This story has everything that might satisfy any doomsday prepper. 2024-08-311h 45
I Might Believe in FaeriesThat Hideous Strength (fr. Andrew Snyder)This episode is the third and final in a trilogy where Andrew Snyder, from The Mythic Mind Legacy Podcast, and I discuss each book in C. S. Lewis' "Ransom Trilogy."In this episode, Andrew and I discuss the third book, That Hideous Strength. We cover multiple topics including marriage, sexuality, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter, Arthurian magic, and more! Playing with magic is always dangerous, even for Merlin. Follow Andrew Snyder on Twitter.com @AndrewnsnyderCheck out Andrew's websiite here: https://andrewsnyder.podia.com/*************************************************************************************************************2024-08-152h 00
I Might Believe in FaeriesPerelandra (ft. Andrew Snyder)This episode is the second in a trilogy where Andrew Snyder, from The Mythic Mind Legacy Podcast, and I discuss each book in C. S. Lewis' "Ransom Trilogy."In this episode, Andrew and I discuss the second book, Perelandra. We cover multiple themes including Lewis' thoughts on pleasure, demonic possession and temptation, and Myth Becoming Fact. Sometimes, words fail and are too vague for reality. Ransom learns this lesson very well in this book.Follow Andrew Snyder on Twitter.com @AndrewsnyderCheck out Andrew's website here: https...2024-07-151h 39
I Might Believe in FaeriesOut of the Silent Planet (ft. Andrew Snyder)This episode will be the first in a trilogy where Andrew Snyder, from The Mythic Mind Legacy Podcast, and I discuss each book in C. S. Lewis' "Ransom Trilogy." In this episode, Andrew and I dive deeply into the first book, Out of the Silent Planet. We discuss Lewis' love of what he calls "The Medieval Model" and how he reinvigorates that conception of the cosmos with his fiction. If there are two things Lewis wants you to take away from this book, then they are:1) It is not "space"...2024-06-151h 29
Amon Sûl102 -The Last Homely House: The War of WrathPodcaster and entomologist Aaron Irber of “I Might Believe in Faeries” rejoins Richard to continue his extended deep-read of the Silmarillion. They finish up the Quenta Silmarillion proper. If this series has passed from the high and the beautiful to darkness and ruin, that was of old the fate of Arda Marred; and if any change shall come and the Marring be amended, Manwë and Varda may know; but they have not revealed it, and it is not declared in the dooms of Mandos2024-05-2100 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Book Club 4 - Eifelheim by Michael FlynnWe have begun our book club discussions for 2024! In this episode, we discuss Eifelheim by Michael Flynn. Eifelheim is a classic clash of cultures story where a Medieval village is visited by stranded aliens. We discussed the themes of the book as well as a lot of the history, science, and theology behind it. Mr. Flynn died a few months ago, so please pray for his soul and his family. Author’s Links/Articles Mentioned:*************************************************************************************************************2024-05-151h 45
I Might Believe in FaeriesFlower World and True Myth (ft. Joseph & Monique González)The story of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a special one for me. Every year, I learn something new and am able to dive deeper into this miraculous event. This year, I had the pleasure of reading a new book called Guadalupe and the Flower World Prophecy: How God Prepared the Americas for Conversion Before the Lady Appeared from Sophia Institute Press. This book has become a new favorite of mine, so this episode is not one to miss. In this episode, I am joined by the authors, Joseph and Monique González, t...2024-04-301h 22
I Might Believe in FaeriesBeneath the Silent Heavens (ft. Jonathan Geltner & Gregorio Montejo)Both Jonathan Geltner (Absolute Music) and Gregorio Montejo (In a Green Tree) return as guests to discuss the 2019 book, Beneath the Silent Heavens, by Brian Christopher Moore. Nested in the discussion of the book, we also discussed typology vs allegory, Noe's Ark, Medieval Mystery Plays, the Welsh poet David Jones, the French poet Charles Péguy, the American tale tellers R. A. Lafferty, Gene Wolfe and Tim Powers, and what makes good fantasy. What does make good fantasy anyway? Seriously, we covered a lot in this one, so don't miss i...2024-04-151h 51
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Devil's Dictum (ft. Frederick Gero Heimbach)Indie author Frederick Gero Heimbach joins the show to discuss his first novel, The Devil's Dictum. This is a story unlike anything you've read before. This is an alternate America founded by evil, satanic pirates where Richard Nixon is one of the good guys in a giant robot suit. If that doesn't grab your attention, then I can't help you. Twitter: @Fredosphere Author Website: https://www.fheimbach.com/ Author's Books Mentioned:The Devil's DictumRonald Reagan's...2024-03-151h 33
I Might Believe in FaeriesTwilight of the Godlings (ft. Francis Young)What are the British supernatural beings known as fairies? Where do they come from? Are they diminutive pagan gods or something else? Scholar and folklorist, Francis Young, addresses all of these questions in his new book, Twilight of the Godlings: The Shadowy Beginnings of Britain's Supernatural Beings. This show wouldn't live up to its name if we didn't discuss fairies from time to time. You can follow Francis Young on Twitter @DrFrancisYoungAuthor's Books Mentioned:Twilight of the Godlings (2023)Magic...2024-02-151h 18
I Might Believe in FaeriesLagomorph Warrior (ft. Donald Jacob Uitvlugt)What exactly is a lagomorph and why do they make interesting characters? Donald Jacob Uitvlugt joins the show to discuss lagomorphs, worldships, Chinese culture, and his book, Jiao Tu's Endeavour: A Furry Sci-Fi Adventure. Donald's website can be found here:jiaotusendeavour.wordpress.comFollow Donald on Twitter as well:@jiaotuwuku for Jiao Tu specific content@haikufictiondju for Donald's personal accountAuthor’s Books Mentioned:Jiao Tu's Endeavour: A Furry Sci-Fi Adventure Episode 1: The Kidnapped Mousling *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I...2024-01-151h 17
I Might Believe in FaeriesGene Wolfe (ft. Marc Aramini)The time has come for the first episode on Gene Wolfe! Wolfe scholar Marc Aramini joins the show to discuss this amazingly unique author. We talked about Wolfe's life, his major themes, how he uses sexuality in his fiction, his intense fan base and much more. Enjoy!Marc Aramini's Books:Between Light and Shadow: An Exploration of the Fiction of Gene Wolfe, 1951 to 1986Beyond Time and Memory: An Exploration of the Fiction of Gene Wolfe, 1987-1990The Wolfe’s Lair: Cr...2023-12-311h 35
I Might Believe in FaeriesRepenting Demons and Twitter Nonsense (ft. Isaac Young)Isaac Young joins the show to discuss modern depictions of angels and demons and whether or not demons can repent. We also discuss horror movies, Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin, Elden Ring and more. Follow Isaac on Twitter @HariSel57511397 Links:The Matrioshka Divide by Isaac Young https://www.amazon.com/Matrioshka-Divide-Isaac-Young-ebook/dp/B0BL1MRVXYLet Me Tell You What the Problem Is With Neil Gaiman by Jonathan Pageau2023-12-151h 16
Mythic Mind47 - Smith of Wootton Major (feat. Aaron Irber)In this episode I am joined by Aaron Irber, host of the I Might Believe in Fairies podcast, to discuss Tolkien's written story, Smith of Wootton Major.Give it a listen and be sure to check out Aaron's show as well!Join the Fellowship at patreon.com/mythicmindSign up for the C.S. Lewis study here: https://andrewsnyder.podia.com/the-philosophy-and-fiction-of-c-s-lewisSign up by the end of 2023 with the promo code FIRSTINTHEWARDROBE to receive 25% off. If you sign up by the end of November, you will also get free access to...2023-11-211h 12
I Might Believe in FaeriesCauldron of Story Ep. 1 The Frog Prince (ft. Rachel Irber)I am introducing a new patron only series called Cauldron of Story where I read and discuss a fairy tale with my wife, Rachel Irber. In this first episode, Rachel and I discuss The Frog Prince, the first story in the Grimm's fairy tale collection. We start with an introduction to the series and then jump right into the story. Future episodes will be available to patron only supporters. Enjoy! Donate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon...2023-11-1548 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesMy Brother's Keeper (ft. Tim Powers)Happy Halloween! To mark the spooky season, I interviewed the master of the numinous, Tim Powers, about his new book, My Brother's Keeper. We discussed the book, St. Hubert, the power of the subconscious, and, oddly enough, quantum physics. Tim Powers will also be speaking at Doxacon this year and I will be attending as a guest. Here is the website:http://www.doxacon.org/Articles Mentioned:The Right and Left Hand in Iconography Series by Jonathan Pageau:2023-10-311h 37
I Might Believe in FaeriesSt. Brendan, Tolkien and The West (ft. Matthew Scarince)Matthew Scarince joins the show to discuss an essay he wrote on J. R. R. Tolkien titled Looking to the West: A Brief Study of Tolkien’s Carolingian Heritage. We discuss Tolkien's conception of "The West" and what that has to do with St. Brendan the Navigator, Charlemagne, and The Last World Emperor. We also include a brief discussion on Tolkien's disgust with the Nazi party. Matthew Scarince can be found on Twitter (X) @MScarinceMatthew Scarince's website: https://thewarforchristendom.com/Looking to the West: A Brief Study of Tolkien’s Carolingian Herita...2023-10-011h 17
I Might Believe in FaeriesWonder, Mischief, & Fairyland (ft. Junius Johnson)What do wonder and mischief have to do with education? What can Fairyland teach us? Junius Johnson, independent scholar, teacher, musician, and writer, joins the show to discuss his new book, On Teaching Fairy Stories: A Guide to Cultivating Wonder in Students through Great Literature. Johnson and I discuss the nature of Fairyland, fairy stories, and more.On Teaching Fairy Stories: https://www.juniusjohnson.com/on-teaching-fairy-stories/Author's Website: https://www.juniusjohnson.com/...2023-09-151h 11
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Birth of Comedy (ft. Susannah Black Roberts)Friedrich Nietzsche and a guy named Bronze Age Pervert want to return to the Bronze Age of Greek civilization to reinvigorate our culture with abundant vitality. The trouble is, Greek paganism, like all paganism, lacks the vitality they so desire. The life force they want can't fulfill their desires. What can? Susannah Black Roberts, Senior Editor of Plough and Mere Orthodoxy, joins the show to discuss her essay, The Birth of Comedy, which offers a critique of this view. We discuss Nietzsche's misreading of Homer's Odyssey and how Jesus' words to St...2023-09-011h 17
I Might Believe in FaeriesConan Among the Ashes (ft. Alexander Palacio)Demon snake gods, human sacrifice, and what does Conan the Barbarian have to do with Hernan Cortez? Alexander Palacio joins the show to talk about his sword and sorcery series, Ashes of the Urn. We also talk about story structure, the writing process, and how much power Barnes and Noble shelf stockers have over the culture. Follow Alexander on Twitter (now X?) @conan_esAuthor’s Books/Articles Mentioned:Ashes of the Urn Series:The Turquoise Serpent The Flowers of the MoonA History of Lost Adventure - https://im1776.com/2022/07/05/a...2023-08-151h 53
I Might Believe in FaeriesWeathering Wuthering Heights (ft. Eleanor Bourg Nicholson)Gothic fiction author, Eleanor Bourg Nicholson, returns to the show to discuss Emily Brontë's novel, Wuthering Heights. We discuss the novel's religious and gothic themes, Emily's background and beliefs and much more. Find out why so many people misread the relationship between the two main characters by tuning in! Author’s Books Mentioned:Brother WolfA Bloody Habit*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com...2023-07-151h 24
I Might Believe in FaeriesThe Grimm's Magic Fairy Tales (ft. Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S. J.)Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were German academics and philologists and are famous for their collection of folk tales, which includes Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Snow White. Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S. J. joins the show to these stories and his book, The Owl, The Raven, and the Dove: The Religious Meaning of the Grimm's Magic Fairy Tales. Fr. Murphy is the professor emeritus of German at Georgetown University. His bio can be found here: https://gufaculty360.georgetown.edu/s/contact/00336000014RkSzAAK/g-murphyThe Grimm brothers weaved Norse and Classical mythology with Christian...2023-06-151h 37
I Might Believe in FaeriesDon't Go Into The Wildwood! (ft. Marly Youmans)Author and poet Marly Youmans joins the show to discuss her recently published book, Seren of the Wildwood from Wiseblood Books: "Seren is born on the brink of Wildwood, realm of shadowy fey who listen and laugh–who sometimes bless and sometimes curse. As she grows into young womanhood, shaped by a familial tragedy tied to her conception, she is lured from home by a whispering mystery in Wildwood, where the supernatural roams freely through time and space. In riddling, often dangerous forests and mountains marked by fallen powers and holy women, or...2023-05-301h 11
I Might Believe in FaeriesAmboria: The World Under Starlight (ft. Richard Rohlin)Richard Rohlin has wrapped a living sword, giants, unfathomable sea monsters, liturgy, angelic stars, and more into his new tabletop role playing game from Strange Owl Games. Amboria: The World Under Starlight is the result of about 20 years of myth-making and poetry. Culture, ritual, and liturgy are expertly woven together in this rich, textured, completely unique game. Richard returns to the show to discuss his new game and why Christians (and everyone else) should play role playing games. Not only that, but Richard has a collection of essays coming out on recovering...2023-05-151h 24
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Book Club 3 - The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord DunsanyBook Club number three has arrived! In this installment, we discuss The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany. We discuss the book, Dunsany the man, his influence on fantasy literature, his religious leanings, and why this book is (should be considered) a classic. I am joined by Dan, Andrew and John Palmer. As always, these episodes are available for everyone to listen and enjoy, but only patrons and special guests can participate in the discussion. If interested, then check out the link to my Patreon below. 2023-05-011h 26
I Might Believe in FaeriesMyth, Facts, and Liturgical Santa (ft. Cameron Dixon)C. S. Lewis called Christ the myth that became fact in an essay called..."Myth Became Fact". What does this mean? Well, Cameron Dixon joins the show to discuss that essay, phenomenology, the Divine Liturgy, and how Santa Claus fits into it all. Most of the essays and poems we discuss can be accessed for free on the internet. Cameron Dixon's substack: https://camerondixon.substack.com/ and his Twitter is @praxisofman Author’s Articles Mentioned:Santa Claus as the Hypostasis of Christmas*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I...2023-04-151h 33
I Might Believe in FaeriesR. A. Lafferty: The Grumpy Old Man from Tulsa (ft. Gregorio Montejo)Raphael Aloysius Lafferty was an author, a teller of tall tales, and a Catholic from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Gregorio Montejo of Ktistec Press and I discuss Lafferty's fiction, his life, his unique storytelling style, and why no one has ever heard of him (or have they?). We compare Lafferty's style to another famous Catholic speculative fiction author, Gene Wolfe. Wolfe even said that Lafferty is "our most original writer". Lafferty's fiction defies classification. Ktistec Press publishes Feast of Laughter: An Appreciation of R. A. Lafferty and has two new books coming out soon. One is called The Wolfe’s Lair - C...2023-03-151h 36
I Might Believe in FaeriesBlood of the King & Our Lady of Guadalupe (ft. Lydia Lei)The Aztecs were one of the most bloody civilizations in history. In fact, blood, along with corn, was central to their ritual practices and sacrifices. Without the spilling of blood, the world would end. Lydia Lei, history and literature teacher at Chesterton Academy, joins the show to discuss the Aztec religion and their religious symbolism. We talk about how these symbols were incorporated into the tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I mispronounce more names. *************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike m...2023-02-151h 35
I Might Believe in FaeriesA Catholic, a Protestant, and a Fool Walk Into a Bar... (ft. Jane Clark Scharl)*This episode contains content that may not be suitable for children. Essayist, poet, and playwright, Jane Clark Scharl joins the show on this episode of I Might Believe in Faeries. Her new play, Sonnez Les Matines, features Ignatius of Loyola, John (Jean) Calvin, and François Rabelais in 1520s Paris who are all embroiled in a gruesome murder. We also discuss one of her future projects for an epic poetry cycle of the life of St. Joan of Arc. I mispronounce many things because I am from Minnesota. Tune in for this and much more! Jane Clark Scharl we...2023-01-301h 15
I Might Believe in FaeriesDirt Poor Robins’ Queen of the Night (ft. Neil DeGraide)Neil DeGraide, of the band Dirt Poor Robins, joins the show on this episode of I Might Believe in Faeries. We talked about their recent album Deadhorse and the newly released silent film, Queen of the Night. Dirt Poor Robins Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dirtpoorrobinsWebsite: https://www.dirtpoorrobins.com/*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in FaeriesBattle Of The Creek by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com2023-01-151h 44
I Might Believe in FaeriesGreek Myths and Christian Mystery (ft. John Emmet Clarke)John Emmet Clarke from the (amazing) Catholic book publishing company, Cluny Media, joins the podcast to discuss the book Greek Myths and Christian Mystery by Hugo Rahner SJ. No, not that Rahner, but his much more interesting brother. This book has been republished by Cluny Media and we discussed the first section. We talked about pagan mystery cults, Christian baptism, the Cross, the symbolism of the Sun and Moon and much, much more. This is the first of a three part series on this book. The second and third episodes will be available for patrons on Patreon sometime in t...2022-12-151h 35
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Book Club 2 - The Anubis Gates by Tim PowersBook Club number two is here! In this episode we talk about The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers, possibly the greatest time travel story ever written. I am joined by Dan and Andrew again as well as patrons Dave Kisby and John Palmer and special guest Ben Espen. Ben is the host of the website, With Both Hands, and writes about wonder stories and fantasy authors like Tim Powers. We have a loose conversation about The Anubis Gates, time travel, Christianity and Egyptian mythology. Beware: Spoilers abound. Articles/Websites MentionedWith Both Hands - http://www.benespen.com/ a...2022-11-151h 28
I Might Believe in FaeriesMark Millar and SupermanI had the wonderful, and unexpected, opportunity to interview comic book creator, and practicing Catholic, Mark Millar! Mark wrote such comic books as Wanted, Kick-Ass, Old Man Logan, Superman: Red Son and Marvel's Civil War. Many of his comic books have been turned into major blockbuster movies and his own comic book company, Millarworld was purchased by Netflix in 2017. We talked about his faith, his comics and Superman. *Please note, Mark Millar's comics are definitely not for kids! Reader discretion advised. Author's Books Mentioned:Ultimate X-MenThe Ultimates WantedKick-AssSuperman: Red Son2022-10-151h 10
I Might Believe in FaeriesIMBIF Book Club 1 - Elantris by Brandon SandersonIn this special episode of IMBIF, I am joined by my very good friends, Dan and Andrew to discuss Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. This is sort of an example episode of how I want to conduct these book club discussions every 3 months. After this episode, book club discussions will be open to all Patreon subscribers who want to participate. I will provide a Zoom link to subscribers via Patreon. Dan and Andrew will return as co-hosts. The next book will be The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers. If you are interested in participating or just want to support the s...2022-09-151h 23
I Might Believe in FaeriesFantasy, Theophany, and Absolute Music (ft. Jonathan Geltner)Jonathan Geltner joins to show to discuss his debut novel, Absolute Music. We talk about creation, music, the history of the word “fantasy” and much more.Author’s Books Mentioned:Absolute Music (2022)Five Great Odes by Paul Claudel translation (2020)Gene Wolfe: Epic Fantasy and Faithful Reading (2021)https://slantbooks.org/close-reading/essays/gene-wolfe-epic-fantasy-and-faithful-reading/Claudel's Cosmic Vision - Jonathan Geltner | Catholic Culture Podcast #92https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5jrU3JYnv0*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLi...2022-08-151h 29Amon Sûl070 - The Last Homely House: Go West, Young MenRichard Rohlin is joined by Aaron Irber, the host of the “I Might Believe in Fairies” podcast. They continue Richard’s deep-read through the Silmarillion with Chapter 17 “Of the Coming of Men into the West” and talk about why it turns out to have been one of the most important and overlooked chapters in the book.2022-08-1000 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesReading Fantasy Makes You Holy (Maybe) (ft. David Russell Mosley)Does reading fantasy make you holy? Maybe! Theologian and poet, David Russell Mosley, comes on the show to talk about his book, Being Deified, and his poetry. David can be found on Twitter @elflandletters The conversation paused because I had to take some bread out of the oven for my lovely wife. I have also included a link to the recipe for Cinnamon Swirl Yogurt Quick Bread!https://www.a-kitchen-addiction.com/cinnamon-swirl-yogurt-quick-bread/Books by David Mosley:Being Deified (2016)The Green Man (2021)Liturgical Entanglements (2022)*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my P...2022-07-152h 05
I Might Believe in FaeriesWe Have GIANT Problems (ft. Katarinya Mariya)In this episode, Katarinya returns to discuss the Nephilim (Giants) found in both Scripture and mythology. This episode was originally a live stream on Youtube. Parental Advisory Warning: In this episode, we talk about adult themes that may not be suitable for children. Follow Katarinya on Twitter: @KatarinyaMariya*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in FaeriesBattle Of The Creek by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by ht...2022-06-151h 39
I Might Believe in FaeriesACKSHUALLY, Tolkien Loved Allegories (ft. Michael Jahosky)Professor and Tolkien scholar, Michael Jahosky, joins me on the show to discuss his book, The Good News of the Return of the King: The Gospel in Middle Earth. We talk about myth, parables, fairy stories and allegories and what they have to do with The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Silmarillion. Michael is also the host of the Mythic Mission podcast where he explores the intersection of myth and various disciplines of the Humanities from a Christian perspective with J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. Michael Jahosky's Book/WebsiteThe Good News o...2022-05-151h 27
I Might Believe in Faeries(Arthur) Machen Trouble with Christopher TompkinsChristopher Tompkins, owner of Darkly Bright Press, joins me to discuss the works of the author Arthur Machen. Christopher has written a lot about Machen and horror fiction in general at his press and blog, Darkly Bright Press. We discuss Machen's fiction, both horrific and wondrous. We also talk about Machen's theory of literature and his Christian faith.Darkly Bright Press Website:https://darklybrightpress.com/Dreamt in Fire lecture (2021): https://darklybrightpress.com/inklings-lecture-dreamt-in-fire/Dreamt in Fire: The Dreadful Ecstasy of Arthur Machen https://darklybrightpress.com/dreamt-in-fire/Arthur Machen's Stories/Essays:HieroglyphicsThe...2022-04-141h 23
I Might Believe in FaeriesPatreon AnnouncementHey everyone! In this brief announcement, I describe my goals for this podcast and how we can get there.Check out my Patreon page and look at the subscription tiers. If this is something you want to support, please do so! If we hit the goal, I can start releasing two episodes per month!Thank you and God bless.Here is the link to my Patreon page:https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeries?fan_landing=true This is a public episode. If you'd l...2022-03-2203 min
I Might Believe in FaeriesTim PowersThis episode is one of the main reasons I started this podcast. I wanted to talk to my favorite author, Tim Powers. And I did. And it was great.We discussed a wide range of topics including his books, mythology, literature, Catholicism and other things as well. Enjoy!His website can be found here:http://theworksoftimpowers.com/His books can be purchased wherever books are sold!https://subterraneanpress.com/https://www.centipedepress.com/https://charnelhouse.com/Tim Powers’ BooksDeclareLast CallExpiration DateEarthquake WeatherAl...2022-03-152h 05
I Might Believe in FaeriesThomas Salerno Goes Pow! Zip! Swiff!Thomas J. Salerno and Aaron talk about superheroes and how they relate to Christianity. Thomas writes for Word on Fire, Voyage Comics, Aleteia and more. Adam West was not mentioned in this episode, but he is here in the show notes. Adam. West.Thomas Salerno’s Website:https://thomasjsalernowrites.com/Voyage Comics:https://shop.voyagecomics.com/Articles written by Thomas Salerno:https://voyagecomics.com/2020/02/20/christian-love-in-marvels-captain-america-white/https://voyagecomics.com/2021/01/15/superman-earth-one-and-the-parable-of-the-talents/https://voyagecomics.com/2020/07/21/fear-faith-and-forgiveness-in-batman-no-mans-land/*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://ww...2022-02-151h 27
I Might Believe in FaeriesChristopher Ruocchio Eats His Own SunChristopher Ruocchio comes on the show to talk about his Sun Eater series. We talk about his reversion to Catholicism, his books, and much more!His website can be found here:https://sollanempire.com/Christopher Ruocchio’s BooksEmpire of SilenceHowling DarkDemon in WhiteKingdoms of DeathThe Lesser DevilAvengers #50 - The Two Worthies*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in Faeries2022-01-151h 49
I Might Believe in FaeriesDragon Slaying at the Eschaton (ft. Robert Miller)Dragons in the Bible! Robert Miller, II, O.F.S., Ph.D. is a professor of the Old Testament and Associate Dean for Graduate Studies at The Catholic University of America. He wrote a book called “The Dragon, the Mountain, and the Nations.” We talk about dragons in both the Old and New Testaments and compare them to Near Eastern pagan mythology. What are these dragons? What is the Mountain and who is the mysterious dragon slayer?His faculty page can be found here:https://trs.catholic.edu/faculty-and-research/faculty-profiles/miller-robert/index.htmlRobert Miller II’s Books...2021-12-151h 26
I Might Believe in FaeriesSt. Maximus Confesses to Rearranging Tolkien’s Furniture (ft. Richard Rohlin)Richard Rohlin, co-host of the Amon Sul podcast, joins me to discuss St. Maximus the Confessor, Tolkien, and imaginary furniture.Richard Rohlin’s ProjectsAmon Sul PodcastMedieval Universal History - Symbolic World with Jonathan PageauFinding the Golden Key - Sacramental Imaginationhttps://findingthegoldenkey.com/blog/Find Richard Rohlin on FaceBook - Richard Rohlin (Seraphim)*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in FaeriesBattle Of The Cr...2021-11-152h 07
I Might Believe in FaeriesI Might Believe in Vampires (ft. Eleanor Bourg Nicholson)I am joined by Eleanor Bourg Nicholson, author of “A Bloody Habit”, “Brother Wolf”, the Ignatius Critical Edition of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” and more. We discuss Dracula, both the book and monster, vampire lore and much more. Happy Halloween!Books by Eleanor Bourg Nicholson:Dracula - Ignatius Critical Edition (2012)A Bloody Habit (2018)Brother Wolf (2021)These books and more can be found at eleanorbourgnicholson.com.*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe...2021-10-311h 11
I Might Believe in FaeriesAn Overview of Catholic Science Fiction (ft. Sandra Miesel)Author and Medievalist Sandra Miesel comes on the show to provide an overview of SF Fandom and the various Catholic science fiction authors who were her friends. Books by Sandra Miesel:Against Time’s Arrow (1978)Dreamrider (1982)Shaman (1989)Heads to the Storm: A Tribute to Rudyard Kipling (1989)The Da Vinci Hoax (2004)Pied Piper of Atheism: Philip Pullman and Children’s Fantasy (2007)Articles by Sandra Miesel:The Witches Next Door (2002):https://www.crisismagazine.com/2002/the-witches-next-door-2Harry Potter for Nerds (2011). Is There Hope for Slytherin House? Can the Serpent Change Its Skin?T...2021-10-151h 26
I Might Believe in FaeriesExploring the Dangerous World of Faeries (ft. Katarinya Mariya)Do you believe in faeries? Katarinya Mariya joins me to have a chat about The Little People or the “Fair Folk” who might be out in the woods waiting to whisk you away.Follow Katarinya on Twitter @katarinyamariya*************************************************************************************************************Follow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in FaeriesBattle Of The Creek by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://crea...2021-09-151h 29
I Might Believe in FaeriesIntroductionThis is the introduction episode. I explain what this podcast is about and I talk a little about Gene Wolfe and faeries. Enjoy!Episode 1 Show NotesFollow me on Twitter @AaronIrberDonate to my Patreon - I Might Believe in Faeries https://www.patreon.com/imightbelieveinfaeriesLike my Facebook page - I Might Believe in FaeriesCircus Of Freaks by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5740-circus-of-freaksLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseLogo Art by Linnea KisbyAuthors Mentioned:Tim PowersFred SaberhagenClifford Simak...2021-08-2827 min
New RustaceanBonus 12: Translating Between LanguagesMusings inspired by a project translating TypeScript to Rust
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Charlie...2018-10-2400 minNew RustaceanBonus 11: BurnoutWhat burnout is, the many ways it can happen to us, and what we can do about it.
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My blog posts on burnout (and the RSS feed)
Mayo clinic guidelines
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Henri S...2018-09-2300 minNew RustaceanNews: Rust 1.28Stable `#[global_allocator]`, more Rust 2018 Edition schedule news, video learning resources, and a static site generator!
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Rust 1.28:
blog post
release notes
wee_alloc:
repository
blog post
rustfmt RC
Nick Cameron’s LinuxConfAu 2018 tutorial
Gutenberg
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Eugene Bu...2018-08-1721 minNew Rustaceane026: Functional Programming IdeasHow Rust both borrows from FP languages and charts its own, very different course.
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Sponsored by Parity Technologies! Parity is hiring Rust developers so if you’re interested, you should check out their job listings!
Links
Maybe Haskell
“shared mutable state is the root of all evil”
“code smells”
Persistent Data Types/Structures
rpds crate
immutable.rs
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Charlie Eg...2018-07-2500 minNew Rustaceane025: Traits Deep Dive, Part IIIClosure traits, `impl trait`, `dyn trait`, and object safety!
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Sponsored by Parity Technologies! Parity is hiring Rust developers so if you’re interested, you should check out their job listings!
Links
RFC #1733: Trait Aliases
RFC #255: Object Safety
Ch. 17 in the Second Edition of The Rust Programming Language
Huon Wilson’s post
Example
You can see all of the pieces of the final example described in the show here (and the module has the required definitions for Point).
let points = vec![
Point { x: 1.0, y: 2.0 },
Point { x: 12.0, y: 4.3 },
Poin...2018-07-0500 minNew RustaceanNews: Rust 1.27Stable SIMD, `dyn trait`, `rustfix` and the alpha release of the Rust 2018 Edition Preview!
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Rust 1.27:
blog post
release notes
This Week in Rust
The Rusty Spike
Hello Rust
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I...2018-06-3000 minNew Rustaceane024: Traits Deep Dive, Part IIOperators as sugar for traits, traits as generic constraints, monomorphization, and universal and existential types.
Show Notes
on monomorphization, see also Sean Griffin’s RustConf 2017 talk
zero-cost abstractions
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Jak...2018-06-2000 minNew RustaceanNews: Rust 1.26impl trait, match on references, Results from main, and more. A good way to mark three years since Rust 1.0!
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Rust 1.26:
blog post
release notes
RFC #2115
The Rusty Spike
webassembly.studio
burntsushi’s now-1.0 crates:
regex
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Search crates VS Code plugin
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David W. All...2018-05-1500 minNew Rustaceane023: Traits Deep Dive, Part IDefining and using your own traits, using other crates' traits, and the orphan rule.
Show Notes
Traits—
in the Rust book
in Rust by Example
Also of interest: specialization:
RFC #1210
recent blog posts:
“Maximally minimal specialization: always applicable impls”
“Sound and ergonomic specialization for Rust”
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D...2018-04-2800 minNew RustaceanNews: Rust 1.25Paths and matches and SIMD, cargo new changes, and tons of community-driven learning materials!
Show Notes
Rust 1.25.0 blog post
RFC #1358 – #[repr(align)]
RFC #2325 – SIMD stabilization
RustConf CFP
Hello Rust
“Functional and Concurrent Programming in Rust”
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I...2018-03-3100 min