Geoff Hall

Know Normal People

In today’s episode, Stephen and Dixie Lee get to know Geoff Hall! From across the pond in Bristol, England, Geoff shares his background from his childhood in Hartlepool and how events in his life draw him to Bristol with his wife. He describes his life as a series of conversation stories that all influence the art and work he shares through writing and film making. This conversation was an absolute delight for us! We hope you enjoy getting to know Geoff as much as we did!

Connect with Geoff:

• The World of Owl worldofowl.co.uk
• My Name is Sorrow Vimeo
• Instagram @geoffhallwriter
• Twitter @GeoffHall_OWL
• The Wilderness and the Desert of the Real by Geoff Hall
• The Cultural Way of Being by Geoff Hall
• Translating the Invisible Wind by Geoff Hall

Mentioned in the episode:

• The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein
• Modern Art and the Death of Culture by H.R. Hookmaaker
• Rainbows for a Fallen World by Calvin Seerveld
• A New Critique of Theoretical Thought by Herman Dooyeweerd
• Anarchy and Christianity by Jacque Ellul
• Prophetic Imagination by Walter Brueggemann
• Unseen organization
• Open Doors Brother Andrew organization
• A Noble Treason by Richard Hanser
• The Silent Cry by Dorothee Soella
• Famous Five by Enid Blyton
• White Fang by Jack London
• Perelandra by CS Lewis
• The Trial by Franz Kafka
• Unbelief and Revolution by Groen van Prinsterer
• The Divine Dance by Richard Rohr
• Angelus Silesius: The Cherubimic Wanderer by Maria Shrady

Follow the Hennings on Twitter:

• Stephen: @stephenghenning
• Dixie: @dixieleehenning

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