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Poets At War

Art. Theology. Philosophy. Fun.Poets At War is a gathering place for Christian artists engaged in the culture war of worldviews.

Podcast · By Joshua David Ling · American English · Official site

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Poets At War Ep. 275: Sports Cars, Fairy Tales, and the Reality of Art (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Poets at War, a podcast documenting the brood of writers, where art, theology, philosophy, and fun beckon your ears.Today on the program, General Joshua David Ling holds a late-night war council recorded February 26th, 2026, with Joel, Brendan, John, Dante, and Daniel — a Thursday share-night on the eve of a Broodcast, where Joel unveils his Morris Museum entry, a 2,492-word short story about a self-aware rally car named A113 and the AI voice-avatar, Allie, who falls in love with a ca

  2. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Poets At War Ep. 274: The Conservative Heart, Heart of The Stars, and Power Metal (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Poets at War, a podcast documenting the brood of writers, where art, theology, philosophy, and fun beckon your ears.Today on the program, General Joshua David Ling holds a late-night war council recorded February 25th, 2026, with Alex, Ian, and Carey. It's an episode built around a single book: Alex reads his full 1,000-word review of *The Conservative Heart* by Arthur C. Brooks, a takedown of the pursuit-of-happiness thesis that sparks a genuinely useful debate about how to argue wit

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Poets At War Ep. 273: John Knox, Powerpuff Girls, & Post-apocalyptic Paladins (opens the original)

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    Today on the program, Joshua pulls back the curtain on a recording he almost missed: a late-night session with John (Ramzait), Dante, and Daniel, recorded February 18th, 2026. John, deep into the fifth volume of his Royal Road serial at chapter 167, shares the high life of the web-serial trenches: five-star reviews, the one loyal reader who says 'thanks for the chapter' every release, the regent's scorched-earth siege that cost him a follower, and the plan to give readers a Discord home, free —

  4. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Poets At War Ep. 272: The Broodcast August 2026 (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Poets at War, a podcast documenting the brood of writers, where art, theology, philosophy, and fun beckon your ears. Today on the program, we gather the troops for the monthly Broodcast! The writers assemble in the barracks to share their latest dispatches from the creative front lines.First, Ethan shares Chapter One of Sizable Adventure — "Morning in the Country" — a slow, sunlit farm morning that the Brood suspects might be just a little too normal. Dante asks whether Griffin's pare

  5. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Poets At War Ep. 271: Cinder Spires, Cajun Accents, and Baseball's Wildest Names (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Poets at War, a podcast documenting the brood of writers, where art, theology, philosophy, and fun beckon your ears.Today on the program, General Joshua David Ling holds a late-night war council with Jesse, Carey, and Dante (with Jeff dropping in), recorded February 19th, 2026. What starts as a casual hangout over homemade pancakes quickly spirals through Jim Butcher's magic-crystal airships, the wildest names in baseball history, Georgia and Cajun accents, the GMO gospel of cotton ca

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