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?
I was on the Mustard Seed Millennial talking about my novel Cruel Logic, but also my new movie My Son Hunter, a political satire about guess whose laptop?
I was on the Final Frontier podcast and had a great interview talking about the Divine Council worldview, Deuteronomy 32, Nephilim giants, Watchers, Principalities and Powers, Psalm 82 and the judgment of the Watchers at the destruction of the holy temple in AD 70.
Mark Tapson of the Right Take Podcast interviewed me about Cruel Logic.
The thing about Mark Tapson is that he is an expert on culture and specifically Leftist and Woke culture today. You can read his substack articles under Mark Tapson. He’s quite genius.
So his questions are insightful and poignant.
Listen to my podcast interview with Mark at these platforms:
I had a great talk with Derek Gilbert about my new thriller novel Cruel Logic.
Derek’s wife, an accomplished writer of supernatural fiction, gave me an endorsement on the novel:
“Once again, Brian Godawa gives us a master-class novel. Cruel Logic exposes the terrifying truth within a ‘do as thou wilt’ philosophy. When demons crouch at the door, whose truth prevails?”
Sharon K. Gilbert, author The Redwing Saga
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.