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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2025 · 56 MIN

How Alternative Media and Courage Can Save America

from The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman · host Alex Newman

The media will never be the same. From news to movies, Americans are turning to podcasts, social media, and decentralized sources for news rather than CNN, MSNBC, or Fox. Entertainment is no different. The age of a select few studios making all the blockbusters is over. The Tuttle Twins, an educational, patriotic, and wholesome cartoon by Angel Studios, is a prime example of this revolution, explained the show's creator and co-founder of Angel Studios, Daniel Harmon, to Alex Newman on The Sentinel Report. In fact, the show, which educates youth on economics, civics, history, and more, has received over 400 million views. The interest in crowdfunded and clean media is encouraging, Harmon concluded, but there must be more of it.Additionally on the show, Bruce Wolff, an aviator and evangelist, joins Newman to discuss his life, ministries, and new book, "Finding Hope Navigating an Obscure Path: Learning to Trust God When You Can Barely Understand Him," which can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Hope-Navigating-Obscure-Path/dp/1956454977

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