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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 32 MIN

In ‘Catching Bullets,’ a cycle of hope, violence and mentorship unfolds in St. Louis

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A documentary that chronicles years of efforts to prevent violence in St. Louis will hit streaming services on August 15. “Catching Bullets” follows the story of activist Darren Seals. Decades after his career as a drug dealer in Walnut Park, Seals returned in 2018 to buy a condemned church. Seals transformed the church into a site for youth mentoring called the Sankofa Unity Center. Seals, director Ben Scholle and producer Derrick Phillips discuss the film’s creation and how young people in St. Louis become trapped in a cycle of violence and revenge.

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