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Greg's interviews with the cast of Glory Road: "Without the NCAA title, says Mehcad Brooks, the establishment 'still would have been able to dismiss' the Miners’ near-perfect season. 'Because they won,' added Luke, many White basketball fans were finally 'able to look past their race' and see that Black atheletes do, in fact, have what it takes to win at that level. But what about Glory Road itself? If the movie fails, will it have been a waste of time? Is winning all that matters at the boxoffice, too?"

Greg's interview with the director of End of the Spear: "The production design and soundtrack for this film are simply brilliant. You said that “art illuminates the emotional reality of truth in a way that the facts never can.” How did that view of art play into your design for this film? Jim Hanon: Art has historically been a means of elevating the soul to God. In and of itself, it has the capacity to communicate beyond the rigors of logic. So in my theology, if a film is called “Christian” then that should also mean it is remarkably artful in every category and dimension. Art reaches out to the viewer; art respects the viewer without compromising itself, and art leaves the viewer better for having encountered it."

Jenn on the book The Wonder Within You: "Despite my foundational disagreements with Manners’ general concepts of enlightenment and the soul, I found his thinking and expression challenging and insightful. His observations regarding emotion, self-awareness, and Being may take some effort to grasp, but show serious contemplation and a definitive commitment to sharing his enlightenment with others."