EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 35 MIN
Narnia Fans Cast #17 | Glenstorm Casting, Narnian Tariffs & Time Between Worlds
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Originally recorded November 19, 2006. Welcome to the Narnia Fans Cast Archive. These episodes were originally recorded between 2006 and 2009 during the early years of The Chronicles of Narnia film series. They have been preserved as part of NarniaFans.com’s history and may have been lightly edited for clarity, length, or archival presentation. Step through the wardrobe and enjoy this piece of Narnia Fans history. In Episode 17 of Narnia Fans Cast, John Burkitt and Austin Fury discuss two memorable stories from the world of Narnia news: a casting call for the centaur Glenstorm in Prince Caspian and a tongue-in-cheek report about a fictional trade dispute between King Caspian’s Narnia and Calormen. The hosts speculate about Glenstorm’s potential role in the film while having fun with the imagined political consequences of Narnian import taxes. The episode also features another chapter from John Burkitt’s Byron on Wells, continuing the series with “The Birthday Girl,” a reflective story celebrating friendship, family, and growing up. In the second half of the show, the hosts debate whether Prince Caspian could realistically meet its announced release date, discuss what the films can communicate that the books cannot, imagine how the story might have changed if Edmund had failed to break the White Witch’s wand, and conclude with a thoughtful conversation about the relationship between Narnian and Earth time, as well as whether others besides the Pevensies may have crossed between worlds. Podcast produced by NarniaFans.com. Music by Patrick Swanson. For more Narnia news, articles, podcasts, and community discussions, visit NarniaFans.com.
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