Grateful thanks are due Justin Taylor at Between Two Worlds for the following post:
You can hear a few samples from his lectures on The Four Loves on this siteBeyond Personality: The New Men (14:05 mins)
March 21, 1944
Length: 14:05
(This talk later became a part of Mere Christianity.)An Introduction to The Great Divorce
Date: May 9, 1948
Length of clip: 1:58
- Introduction (0:29)
- "Agape Love" (0:20)
- "Is Creation Necessary?" (0:35)
The Four Loves - In this rare recording of C.S. Lewis' own voice, Lewis examines the four classical Greek terms for love: storge, philia, eros and agape. Recorded in 1958 in London by the Episcopal Radio-TV Foundation, it was first heard in the United States on the Episcopal Series of the Protestant Hour radio program, now known as Day1.
C.S. Lewis Speaks His Mind - This rare recording contains Lewis' lecture on Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress, Lewis' adaptation of his famous Cambridge lecture known as "The Great Divide," his introduction to his book The Great Divorce, and his critique of works by author Charles Williams.