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Speaker 2: he's doing fur lease Beethoven and he said, what kind
Speaker 2: of Christmas song is.
Speaker 1: That it's Beethoven and Christmas music? Well, that's yes, Christmas music.
Speaker 2: Welcome back Rob Riders in the studio with his guitar
Speaker 2: of course, Brian Thomas wishing everyone a very merry Christmas
Speaker 2: and celebrating the fifty five k S Morning Show Christmas Special,
Speaker 2: which I always look forward to every year because we
Speaker 2: get to lighten things up and getting a celebratory mood
Speaker 2: in spite of all of the muck that's still going
Speaker 2: on in the world. And today a very special, extra
Speaker 2: special day because our friend Rick Green from spirit Works
Speaker 2: Ministries is back in studio with director Savon and the
Speaker 2: star of the movie Curtis to talk about the upcoming
Speaker 2: movie about Rick Green's life. Rick Green had a moment
Speaker 2: of clarity and he's going to remind us his backs
Speaker 2: story on this and how God transformed his life. And
Speaker 2: you can find Rick and learn more about it and
Speaker 2: get books at spirit Works Ministries dot com. Joe's already
Speaker 2: added that to the blog pay fifty five krcy dot
Speaker 2: com Rick, so Curtis. Great to have you guys in
Speaker 2: the studio. Welcome back, especially Rick.
Speaker 3: Good to see me.
Speaker 4: Hey, thank you for having me. I've been waiting on
Speaker 4: this day for a long time. It's been nine years
Speaker 4: trying to get this movie.
Speaker 2: Move that mic a little closer to you when you've
Speaker 2: got it. Nine years since the Did the concept come
Speaker 2: up for the movie nine years ago?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: God pushed me to make this movie and he never
Speaker 4: stopped pushing me. And I remember sank God. I never
Speaker 4: made a movie and he just kept pushing me.
Speaker 1: God pushes you a lot.
Speaker 3: I love him. He loved me well.
Speaker 2: I know that the whole point of the movie, which
Speaker 2: is an amazing thing, and it's uplifting. And some people
Speaker 2: have strugg obviously. We have clinics, and we have rehab programs,
Speaker 2: and we have jails for people who commit crimes a
Speaker 2: lot of times because they're involved with drugs. We have
Speaker 2: people that grow up in bad households and bad lives.
Speaker 2: That's the story of your life, but not everybody has
Speaker 2: God stepping in and then immediately transforming it, which is
Speaker 2: really the most amazing part about your story. Remind my
Speaker 2: listeners that backstory. So they have some context for those
Speaker 2: who haven't heard you here on the fifty five Krsey
Speaker 2: Morning Show.
Speaker 4: Well, I grew up in the projects of Cincinnati. It
Speaker 4: was tough, and there was a lot of violence, and
Speaker 4: there was always alcohol and drugs in our home. I
Speaker 4: tell people one of my first memories and smell at
Speaker 4: three or four year old. I still smell it to
Speaker 4: this day. It's the smell of a bar. When I
Speaker 4: got older and went to a bar, I didn't realize
Speaker 4: that was my home. I saw things, I heard things,
Speaker 4: you know, four and five year old shouldn't have heard.
Speaker 4: There was just a lot of evil in our home,
Speaker 4: and I was doing anything that I could to escape it.
Speaker 4: Because my mom never told me she loved me. And
Speaker 4: I'm sixty one. I feel damaged from that to this day.
Speaker 4: I imagine I never understood how someone could birth you
Speaker 4: and not say they love you.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know what to do with that pain.
Speaker 4: And one day I snuck downstairs and got one of
Speaker 4: my fathers beer. They're wrong way laughing and y'alling the adults.
Speaker 4: I thought they were having fun. I wanted to have fun.
Speaker 4: I didn't know by grabbing that beer it will go
Speaker 4: from beer it will go from weed, it will go
Speaker 4: to cocaine.
Speaker 3: They will go to prison.
Speaker 4: I didn't see all those steps Satan had before me,
Speaker 4: and I fell for every one of them. But I
Speaker 4: told people I can't blame Satan or anybody from my
Speaker 4: whole life. When I blamed the man in the mirror.
Speaker 4: Nobody forced me that I chose it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that you know, I make that point about my
Speaker 2: philosophy is boiled down. There's a Dosto, yesk he cuote it,
Speaker 2: and I don't have to quote the whole thing. But
Speaker 2: the point he makes to his friends this conversation that
Speaker 2: they're heading amongst themselves is you know, look around you,
Speaker 2: the beautiful that, the star of the moon, the stars,
Speaker 2: the birds, all this beauty we have and all these
Speaker 2: wonderful things that were surrounded by. And he makes the
Speaker 2: point life is heaven and you only need to recognize that,
Speaker 2: and you'll embrace each other and weep. I think it's
Speaker 2: kind of how the quote goes, but I've always interpreted
Speaker 2: that to mean you're responsible for how you perceive life.
Speaker 2: If you go around and you are in fact surrounded
Speaker 2: by bad things, it's easy to fall into the trap
Speaker 2: of viewing everything negatively and making your life because you
Speaker 2: choose to do that a hell or you could look
Speaker 2: at life as the gift that you've been given from God.
Speaker 2: Life is that ultimate gift from God, and enjoy it
Speaker 2: and embrace it while you got it. Because you know,
Speaker 2: you may believe in heaven, you may believe that there's
Speaker 2: going to be some beautiful angelic environment after this life
Speaker 2: is over, and that's wonderful, But this is what you
Speaker 2: actually are dealing with and have. So if you choose
Speaker 2: to make it a hell hole, that is the person
Speaker 2: in the mirror's choice to do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I always tell people I don't think addiction is all powerful.
Speaker 4: People might want to perceive it. It's that's the case
Speaker 4: while come eleven kids, all of us them become malcoholic
Speaker 4: and addicts the point almighty, if people want to perceive it,
Speaker 4: why am I doing it today?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I didn't want to die inn at it. I looked
Speaker 4: at him in the mirror and I didn't like him,
Speaker 4: and I divorced him twenty six years ago and I'll
Speaker 4: never go back to him.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't want to be him no more.
Speaker 2: Well, and if you had remained that person, you probably
Speaker 2: wouldn't be alive, and you certainly wouldn't have a movie
Speaker 2: made about your life and this miracle that you experienced.
Speaker 2: What was the moment that How did it occur to
Speaker 2: you when this conversation you're having with yourself about and
Speaker 2: reflecting on where you are looking at the drug addicted
Speaker 2: person who's been in prison and experienced all this. You
Speaker 2: always described it as sort of it was almost like
Speaker 2: instantaneously you transformed in a moment's time. What was that
Speaker 2: like and it was like a lightning bolt? Or did
Speaker 2: you just immediately realize that God was right there and
Speaker 2: he was going to show you a different way. And
Speaker 2: it's hard for someone who hasn't inside to proceed it.
Speaker 4: I was in the jail, so I probably at the
Speaker 4: lowest point of my life, and I tell people I
Speaker 4: hate standing this point, but I have to say it.
Speaker 4: I remember saying whispered to me, why don't you just
Speaker 4: kill yourself because you'll never You'll never beat me? And
Speaker 4: it angered me, and I said, why don't you kill yourself?
Speaker 4: I never heard nobody whis we that to me? I
Speaker 4: know God is holy, righteous and he loved me. He
Speaker 4: never talked to me like that. I said, that's the enemy,
Speaker 4: and I said, why don't you kill yourself?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: It angered me, but that anger pushed me in the
Speaker 4: right direction. Yeah, but I never heard nobody say that
Speaker 4: to me, and I was offended. But something woke up
Speaker 4: in me when he said that.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the Lord works some mysterious ways. It
Speaker 2: may very well have been God's suggestion to you about that,
Speaker 2: to bring about that moment of clarity, like, dude, you've
Speaker 2: reached the lowest point you're ever going to reach. Why
Speaker 2: don't you just get rid of yourself? And that was
Speaker 2: the motive. I mean right there, it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: God's thinking, of souf, what are we going to do
Speaker 2: to make Rick a better person?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 2: We really got to I don't want to say, like
Speaker 2: b slap them, you know. And you just responded with
Speaker 2: the same kind of message back at that evil message,
Speaker 2: which is that's awesome, all right, which is inspirational, which
Speaker 2: is how you ended up writing a book about it.
Speaker 2: You've actually written quite a few books. You have some
Speaker 2: children's books on your website. You wrote Spirit Works, a
Speaker 2: God story about your life in this transformation. And somehow,
Speaker 2: in some way Savant, the director of the movie, found out,
Speaker 2: how did you you can get the mic. Now take
Speaker 2: it away from Rick.
Speaker 3: Your turn.
Speaker 2: How did you find out about this story and what
Speaker 2: was your I mean, how did you decide to make
Speaker 2: a movie out of it?
Speaker 3: Well, Rick reached out to my cousins. You do poetry.
Speaker 4: I'm only recalled exact time or how soon after Rick
Speaker 4: talked to her that he reached out to me. But
Speaker 4: I mean, people call an email and text me all
Speaker 4: the time, and you just say, okay, well, I'm in
Speaker 4: the service business. I'm gonna be polite and respe lying
Speaker 4: back as best as I can. But Rick was very
Speaker 4: adamant through his process, and he's been adamant throughout it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, So he reached out. We met up and
Speaker 4: I heard his story. I'm like, oh yeah, this is
Speaker 4: definitely different from what I've done. I would love to
Speaker 4: brain this to life. So we met up, and Rick
Speaker 4: has been constantly pushing it since day one.
Speaker 1: He doesn't give up, does he?
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't need And are you still doing your
Speaker 2: your mission work and handing out food and.
Speaker 1: Sandwiches and stuff to the folks that in need?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I feed the homeless every Saturday and off
Speaker 4: side of Hamilton Avenue. I love my assignment. I hope
Speaker 4: God never removed me from it. We're year seven, We're
Speaker 4: over ten thousand bags. Now, are you kidding me? I
Speaker 4: don't know how me and my wife find the money.
Speaker 4: God just keep me.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what the donate button is for on your website.
Speaker 2: So I'll encourage my listeners in this giving holiday spirit.
Speaker 2: A donation to Spirit Works will end up helping Rick
Speaker 2: and his wife hand out sandwiches to the homeless in
Speaker 2: downtown Cincinnati every Saturday throughout the year. So inspirational it is.
Speaker 2: We'll continue, and we're gonna meet the actor who plays Rick.
Speaker 2: His name is Curtis. He's in studio as well, and
Speaker 2: I was joking with both of them. I said, Man, Curtis,
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Speaker 2: It's like one one favorite Christmas tunes Rob Ryder in Studio,
Speaker 2: which is of course tradition here on the fifty five
Speaker 2: KOs Morning Show. And we are celebrating Christmas and in
Speaker 2: a great way today doing the talking all about Rick
Speaker 2: Green and his story which he calls a God's story
Speaker 2: and Savanti director who has directed the movie. And it
Speaker 2: is in post production, meeting the filming is done. You're
Speaker 2: doing the editing right now? Or is it all done?
Speaker 2: You got it in the can?
Speaker 3: No, the movie's done and we have a date for it.
Speaker 4: Oh so it's it's finished March sixth.
Speaker 2: March six. Now where where we before we meet the
Speaker 2: actor who Curtis Williams who's playing Rick in the movie.
Speaker 2: Where's the movie going to be available? Is going to
Speaker 2: be on in movie theater? Is gonna be online? How
Speaker 2: are we gonna find it?
Speaker 4: We are doing our first showing March six, six pm
Speaker 4: and seven point thirty at the Springdale Nazarene Church. That's
Speaker 4: one one one seven seventh Springfield Pike. That's Cincinnati, Ohio
Speaker 4: four five two four six. What do those first two
Speaker 4: showings and then we'll have it online with an announcement
Speaker 4: to follow.
Speaker 2: Well, you have an invitation in counter your twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five to come back or even just call him with
Speaker 2: a segment to remind people it's coming out and to
Speaker 2: get there and to see it and uh and uh.
Speaker 2: We'll get people's reaction from it as well. Moving over
Speaker 2: to the young man who was in studio, nineteen year
Speaker 2: old Curtis Williams, who has was selected to play Rick
Speaker 2: Green in the movie. Curtis, Man, it's great to meet
Speaker 2: you today and good to have you in the studio.
Speaker 3: It's great to be here. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: And the congratulations on Land of the Park. And I
Speaker 2: gave you props for you know, outshining Rick over here
Speaker 2: in terms of you know, I'm sure that's why.
Speaker 1: He picked you.
Speaker 2: It's like I want my young self to be a
Speaker 2: you know, good looking guy. Anyway, what was it like
Speaker 2: playing Rick? And I guess I want to ask you
Speaker 2: from your experiences of life and you graduated from gamble
Speaker 2: Gamble Montessories.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure people knew that local man
Speaker 2: you are. Can you relate to Rick's young young life?
Speaker 2: You know all I don't want you to reveal personal
Speaker 2: family is serious, but as an actor playing a man
Speaker 2: who went through these hardships, could you connect with him
Speaker 2: on some level?
Speaker 7: I couldn't really relate to him as much as in
Speaker 7: terms of like all the trauma that he went through right, thankfully,
Speaker 7: very much, thankfully. And I had a very good life
Speaker 7: growing up. But that's why I was kind of excited
Speaker 7: to do this role because I was kind of playing
Speaker 7: something that I never did before the challenge.
Speaker 3: And that's that's just how you grow as an actor.
Speaker 7: You play roles that you're not really sure like how
Speaker 7: you're gonna do, like once the cameras are on, and
Speaker 7: I just feel like that's like like that's just always
Speaker 7: going to help you improve, like with every step of
Speaker 7: the way.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, it's a growth thing, and it's like absolutely.
Speaker 2: I always said, you know, I practiced law for sixteen
Speaker 2: years before I got I was offered this job, right,
Speaker 2: And I always say to people because a young man,
Speaker 2: maybe it was just a year older than you, asked
Speaker 2: me what I want to be on radio? What do
Speaker 2: I need to do to do that? And I response
Speaker 2: to him, I didn't want to be a jerk, but
Speaker 2: was practice law for sixteen years. You need life experience,
Speaker 2: You need to learn a lot of things, and it's
Speaker 2: all a building block and you end up every little
Speaker 2: thing you do builds that knowledge base and you become
Speaker 2: better a better person for it, and you're capable of
Speaker 2: dealing with a broader of topics my case. In your case,
Speaker 2: of course, this role playing someone that you have no
Speaker 2: real connection with. Again thankfully, well, of course serve you
Speaker 2: really well down the road. So you want to be
Speaker 2: you want to be an actor as a career, Yes,
Speaker 2: I do, all right, Well how long is you? How
Speaker 2: long did you feel that way?
Speaker 3: Ever? Since I was a little kid.
Speaker 7: Really, I've always just wanted to be an entertainer, So
Speaker 7: I just I was just trying to find any way
Speaker 7: that I could. So as soon as I graduated high school,
Speaker 7: I was always looking for possible acting roles, and I
Speaker 7: got my first one through my cousin, Yosaia Johnson, who
Speaker 7: owns his own production company, Yosaia Vision, which I'm very
Speaker 7: thankful that he gave me.
Speaker 3: My very first role, I bet.
Speaker 7: And I got my second role through four Fall Youth Studios,
Speaker 7: which again I'm very thankful that they gave me the
Speaker 7: opportunity because I was not expecting to get these roles,
Speaker 7: because of course I was looking for the roles, but
Speaker 7: when you don't have as much experience, of course, everyone's
Speaker 7: going to say, well, you don't have much experience, so
Speaker 7: how can we trust.
Speaker 1: It's a circular argument. Well, dam if you don't give
Speaker 1: me the job, how am I going to get the experience?
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, it's crazy. Well, you know, if it wasn't
Speaker 2: for God intervening in Rick's life and transforming his life
Speaker 2: to create a story, then you never have the role
Speaker 2: and another building block for your future, your future career.
Speaker 2: So it's amazing how all those kind of things kind
Speaker 2: of line up and work out, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yes, it is.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful. And how about the fellow actors that you
Speaker 2: work with? How many people are in the movie in
Speaker 2: terms of parts.
Speaker 4: There's about there's about I won't say, between twenty five
Speaker 4: or thirty speaking rows.
Speaker 1: So really it.
Speaker 3: Was a challenging, but it was fun challenging.
Speaker 4: Let's find somebody that can work with this person and
Speaker 4: then you get them on set play. Oh, it worked perfect,
Speaker 4: and then you got to do it like ten to
Speaker 4: fifteen different more times.
Speaker 2: Do you have any problem connect with the actors? You
Speaker 2: guys all play well together and figure each other out.
Speaker 7: And oh yeah, the energy with all my castmates was
Speaker 7: absolutely amazing. I was happy to work with an amazing
Speaker 7: group of people and possibly learn from them, because I
Speaker 7: always take every role as a learning experience to take
Speaker 7: notes from my fellow cast mates on how to do
Speaker 7: this and how to do that, because again, like that's
Speaker 7: just how you grow as an actor.
Speaker 2: And that's what smart people do. It's like Journeyman Apprentice
Speaker 2: that you learn from the Journeyman when you're an apprentice,
Speaker 2: and next thing you know, you're teaching others the craft yourself.
Speaker 1: Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
Speaker 2: Well, we're looking forward to March sixth to get to
Speaker 2: check out the movie at the Springdale Nazarene Church. Got
Speaker 2: that right, spring down Nazarene Church. You can go ahead
Speaker 2: and put it down on your calendar now six pm
Speaker 2: showing a seven thirty showing as well, and then to
Speaker 2: the online. But we'll bring the crew back, or at
Speaker 2: least Rick and Savant back, and you're Curtis, You're welcome
Speaker 2: to come back again too if you would when the
Speaker 2: movie kicks off.
Speaker 3: But I'll be happy to come back any song.
Speaker 2: Fantastic. I wish you guys the best, I really do.
Speaker 2: I hope the movie is a huge success. The message
Speaker 2: is certainly one worthy of spreading, and I'm glad you're
Speaker 2: able to do it in coming the studio. Talk about
Speaker 2: it this time of year, given that you know, Christmas
Speaker 2: is coming up and we've got a lot to be
Speaker 2: thankful for. And Rick, I know no one more than
Speaker 2: you is thankful for what God has done for you
Speaker 2: and how He's transformed your life.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I love what God has done for me.
Speaker 4: And I also loved my city. I told people Cincinnati
Speaker 4: is a star in the movie too. I love my city.
Speaker 2: That's great, you know, I mentioned that earlier because my
Speaker 2: dad had a lot of opportunity. He was on the
Speaker 2: radio here in Cincinnati for more than forty six years,
Speaker 2: and he had a lot of opportunities over the years
Speaker 2: to leave. I think he got an offer in Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: I think New York one time, and he loved Cincinnati
Speaker 2: so much he never wanted to go. He was happy here.
Speaker 2: He had a family and his listening audience. He was
Speaker 2: comfortable and that's and I'm thankful for that too. Because
Speaker 2: I wasn't ever uprooted. I got to grow up in Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: and I also know what it's like to live someplace
Speaker 2: else because I lived in Chicago for eight years, and
Speaker 2: I've said it earlier, one of the smartest decisions ever
Speaker 2: made in my life, beyond asking my wife to marry me,
Speaker 2: was moving back to Cincinnati from Chicago. So anyway, Savant
Speaker 2: Curtis Rick, best of luck, all the love in the world.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas to you and yours. We'll look forward to
Speaker 2: having you on next year, and a happy New Year
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