The Common Room | Why We Need Places That Are Not About Winnin
Some places ask us to compete.
Others invite us simply to belong.
Tonight in The Common Room, we step away from the noise of modern life and settle into comfortable chairs at The Little Station on Commercial Street in Atchison, Kansas, where two friends explore a question that G.K. Chesterton understood better than almost anyone:
Why do the most important things in life happen in the most ordinary places?
Drawing from recent Chesterton Radio originals—including The Bell Above the Door, The Tall Girl Files, The Brennans, The Parlor House, and Chesterton’s own The Secret of Father Brown—this…
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