Dear Classical Mind Subscribers,
If you’ve listened to our recent episode on Tolkien’s edition of The Fall of Arthur, you know that few people can articulate how poetry, theology, and wonder intersect quite like Malcolm Guite.
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Malcolm again for a bonus conversation that turned out to be deeply sweet, reflective, and pastoral. It was a discussion that reminded me why we sit down to read old books, recite poetry, and attend to the world around us in the first place. This special bonus episode is available right now for our paid subscribers as a small token of gratitude for supporting the podcast.
If you aren’t yet a supporting member, we’d love to invite you to join us. For $5 a month, you get instant access to this bonus episode with Malcolm, along with our full archive of subscriber-exclusive content and our deep appreciation. Producing a podcast that dives deep into literature, philosophy, and classical thought takes time, research, and resource—and your support directly makes it possible for us to keep these conversations going.
Whether you’re already a paid subscriber or listening along on the free feed, thank you for being a part of The Classical Mind community. We hope this conversation with Malcolm brings a little extra light and stillness to your week.
Grace and peace,
Wesley+