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Speaker 2: Good morning Arrow. How are you doing good? Sir?

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Speaker 1: Oh, I'm doing fantastic because we're going to talk about

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movies and we're going to talk about TV shows because

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Speaker 2: Amen and Amen, let's get on it.

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Speaker 1: Well, let's let's talk about your connection with Angel Studios,

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because I mean, we're talking about some pretty big time

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, YEP Studios is putting out incredible movies and TV shows,

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both to theaters across the country. Right now, We've got

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a couple of movies in theaters and then also to

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Speaker 1: This has got to be pretty cool for Angel, and

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the reason why is because, I mean, you know, look

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look at the way that they're using their outreach to

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Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely, and that's a huge part of the mission

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at Angel is to not only bring stories to our

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audience every month at Amplify Light, but also to have

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a relationship with our audience so that they can let

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us know the kinds of movies and TV shows that

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they're actually interested in supporting. Which is why becoming a

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time in entertainment history, your television set at home is

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now a two way experience. You're not just consuming movies

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and TV shows, but you also have the ability to

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communicate to us what other kinds of movies and TV

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Speaker 1: You gotta like that, Chris, because I mean, I like

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interactive because I believe that's where we are.

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through movies and TV shows that we as audience members

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Prophet Samuel is fantastic, and everything about this is top

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best fake based animated movie since The Prince of Egypt,

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his first directorial debut and it is fantastic. So it's

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about five individuals over the course of the day and

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how their lives are intertwined, set in front of the

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backdrop of the Celian Civil War. Oh, and I've got

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to tell you it is intense. From the first moment,

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this place of now because there's a lot of action

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it helps us understand the reality of the moment for sure.

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different perspective coming out of it about all the different

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huge events really do come down into the lives of

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up next. Hey, thanks for coming back to the conversation.

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There's always an inside secret to share with Chris Woolsey.

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Kudos to Angel Studios because I mean they're delivering a message,

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they're being activators in their own peaceful way, and through

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their mindfulness we're able to reach people and get the

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Speaker 2: That's it for sure. It's just another example of Angel

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the binge watching scene. I remember when when that was like,

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oh you do what, Oh, no way, no way, you

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are not a binge watcher. But then it became cool

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series I have seen. It is fantasy adventure. Three teenagers

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through a mysterious set of circumstances that I'm not going

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to spoil because I'm not that guy. They get transported

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to an alternate dimension where there's a medieval civil war

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with dragons and wizards and more fun than you could

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possibly believe. It is fantastic. Six episodes up on Angel,

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as we speak, so great. You got to check it out. Now.

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Speaker 1: When you talk about up on Angel, are we talking

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about an app that I can get through my smart TV?

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Speaker 2: Exactly? So, you can download the Connected TV to your

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connect the app to your connected TV. You can also

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app to your tablet, your phone, or go to Angel

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Speaker 1: Now, one of the things that listeners need to understand

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the quality is unbelievable. So I, you know, kudos to

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and do something about it. So there is a feature

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film called Truth and Treason, and then there was so

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much added footage that they you know how they say

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they took all those best scenes and they re edited

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the short list for Oscar nomination for the Moment, so

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we're very excited about that. And it is fantastic. The

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touch with people because they take something that they know

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Speaker 2: That's it. Absolutely And when you see the way this

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you and go, how can I love them better? And

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an NFL stadium, but you can't take the football fan

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Speaker 2: Angel Studios for sure, for sure, and We've got a

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bunch of great sports movies. It's funny because I'm not

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a gigantic sports guy. I love baseball, but in my

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real life, I'm not a huge sports person. But there

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great lessons, there's always great characters, and we've got a

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very fun great lessons. We also have Woodlawn, which you

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a fantastic football film, and it's set against the civil

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story of this young football phenom and his desire to

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think he would do it. You know, he's got that

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fun love inside his soul.

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Speaker 2: Yes he does, And I think that is a fantastic idea.

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We should record it and it'd be a new series

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on anel.

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Speaker 1: Hey speaking of that, and speaking of originality, how is

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it that they were able to put sketch together, because

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I mean we're talking about original programming. That means you

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ain't gonna find this on Hulu or even Netflix. No.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, And I love this movie mostly because I'm

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a gigantic Tony Hale fan. Everything he's ever done. I

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think he's one of the funniest people in Hollywood. And

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this is a beautiful movie of family adventure. But what

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I love about this film is, and a lot of

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family movies do this, is they can present very difficult

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subjects in a way that make it palatable for kids

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to learn and understand. So in this film, there's a

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family that's dealing with the death in the family, and

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this young girl realizes in this process that the creatures

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she's drawing her in her sketch book are actually coming

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to life and running rogue. So the family has to

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unite together and to stop these monsters from destroying the world,

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and in the process they healing and ultimately joy in

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one another.

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Speaker 1: Wow, where can people go to find out about Angel

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Studios and everything that you're up to? Because you're obviously

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the messenger, So therefore we we gotta you know, let's

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let's provide a path for you, mister, Well.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate that greatly. People can go to King Streaming

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on Twitter, they can find Chris Woolsey on Facebook, see

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us Woolsey on Instagram. But more importantly, they can go

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to angel dot com and there is all the information

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they need about every single title that we have, and

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they can also find out more about what it looks

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like to become a guild member and to start shaping

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the culture around them.

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Speaker 1: Well, you got to come back to this show. You

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know that door is always going to be open, Chris.

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They don't get to see the emails or the conversations

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we have, but we really do work very well together

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behind the scenes.

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Speaker 2: Dude, Oh if you you said it and right back

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at you. And I can't wait to come back in

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February with all the rom comms.

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Speaker 1: Oh that is so cool that we gotta set that

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monkey up then, dude.

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Speaker 2: That's right, absolutely one hundred percent.

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Speaker 1: Will you be brilliant?

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, you two and I look forward to

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talking as soon as physically possible.