I was on Brad Stine’s podcast to talk about my conversion to Christianity, my Hollywood screenwriting and my wildly successful Nephilim novels.
Brad is an interesting guy. I actually met him many years ago when he first started out. I did the graphic design for some of his marketing when he was with Clean Comedians.
My interview starts at 14:53.
Here is what my interviewer, Doug Van Dorn wrote about this interview:
Acclaimed Author/Novelist/Script Writer Brian Godawa takes us into the heart and soul of his work.
With a vast and wildly popular catalog of writings that span everything from fiction book series to Hollywood films, Brian shares with us, everything from where he draws inspiration to how he manages his writing process.
A must-listen for fans of his work and for those who wish to discover new and quality, reality-based fictional literature!
If you’ve been bothered by how woke Hollywood has gotten, then don’t miss this discussion! In this video I chat with Hollywood filmmaker and author Brian Godawa, author of the brand new novel: Cruel Logic.
We chat about how Christians can tell better stories, whether or not sex and violence are appropriate in films, and Christians can get movies made in today’s anti-Christian culture. Check it out 🙂
I was on this new podcast with Nikola called Myths, Mysteries and Majesties.
We talk about my story as well as What is actually a myth? What is the role of imagination? What’s the ontological reality of other gods? Was polemics used as an apologetic tool in the Bible? How did the ancients see the universe being structured?
IS IT possible for a story to literally scare the Hell out of you?
Every era has had its stories of monsters, demons, and gods. Those tales can teach some supernatural truth—sometimes by accident.
That’s not to say that we can find the gospel in every tale of horror. But they are “reflections through a distorted lens of godless man.”
I join Derek Gilber’s podcast with Dr. Judd Burton (www.BurtonBeyond.net), author of Interview With the Giant, and Doug Van Dorn (www.douglasvandorn.com), author of Giants: Sons of the Gods, to discuss our favorite examples of horror that manage to teach us something about the spiritual conflict around us.
I was on the Ancient Way Podcast.
It was a thoughtful discussion, especially for those interested in faith, God and creativity and imagination.
Listen in as we dive into film, the truth of imagination, stewarding story with responsibility and more!
I was on this podcast, Shekinah Publishing.
It was a great time. In Part One I gave my personal testimony of my faith in Hollywood and writing novels with an eye toward subverting the culture with positive Christian faith.
In part two, I talk about having a positive Christian vision for culture rather than the defeatist approach.
So many Christians are overcome by the vast evil in this world, and it is really there.
But how do you live the Bible truth that “Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world”?
Check them out. These are real heartfelt discussions.
This is a great interview with Bunny Pounds about real Christian engagement in culture and the arts.
We discuss why Christians fail to have impact, and how we can better do so.
In a way that is engaging and not merely judgmental and dismissive.
(I love her name. Bunny Pounds. It’s like the perfect balance of love and justice)
I have this post on Stage & Story, of which I am on the advisory board.
It’s short, sweet, and spicy.
I was interviewed by In Awe By Bruce.
We went a bit into my journey as a Bible believer wrestling with art, apologetics, myth and truth.
God is creative. Very creative. He uses creativity in ways that Christians do not like.
You’ll love this one.