The Animals’ God Experience
At Saturday morning at eleven, we open an old door again.
Fr. Robert Griffin, C.S.C. — “Griff” — once filled this hour on WSND-FM at Notre Dame with his beloved Children’s Hour. And he had a wonderfully simple name for one of the strangest and most beautiful chapters in children’s literature.
He called Kenneth Grahame’s “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn” “the animals’ God experience.”
In this Chesterton Radio Deep Dive, we follow Rat and Mole into the darkness as they search for Otter’s missing son, Portly. Somewhere along the river, Rat begins to hear music. Dawn approaches. The familiar world…
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