The Lord of the Rings

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First heard30 June 2026
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Episodes about this book

4 episodes

The Hardest Promises to Break: Peer Accountability (With Angela Duckworth)

Choiceology with Katy Milkman, 24 August 2026. The book comes up at 1 min 36 sec in. Said by Katy Milkman. It comes up in passing.

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Classic Episode: How Do I Kick My Scrolling Habit? | Monday Advice

Deep Questions with Cal Newport, 17 August 2026. The book comes up at 51 min 25 sec in. It comes up in passing.

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CNLP 821 | Finding Your Voice as a Young Preacher: Tyler Staton on the Gift of Imagination and What Getting Sick Taught Him About Pace

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, 4 August 2026. The book comes up at 36 min 53 sec in.

Tyler Staton names The Lord of the Rings (alongside The Chronicles of Narnia) as among the most enduring gospel presentations in recent church history—works of art by people with deep respect for words that have entered broad public consciousness. He uses this to make the case that artistry in the pastoral office matters for the church's future voice.

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259: Nobody's Perfect, with Kathy Campbell

Focused, 30 June 2026.

One of the hosts mentions having reread The Lord of the Rings a couple of years ago and reflects that it should be a recurring ten-year reread. The comment arises naturally in the 'what are you reading' segment after Kathy Campbell discusses her Wheel of Time reread. No further content about the book is offered.

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