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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 28 MIN

POP Talk Radio Interview with Pinnacle Peak Pictures CEO, Michael Scott, FIDF's Bram Maas, and Former IDF Soldier Capt. Guy Barak

from POP Talk · host Lisa Burkhardt Worley

There's a new movie out called "The Last Supper," and on this POP Talk, we will interview the CEO of Pinnacle Peak Pictures, Michael Scott, the producer of "The Last Supper." Scott will share about the movie as well as about his work over the years, which has included hits like "God's Not Dead" and "The Case for Christ." He will also discuss what it's like to work with gifted singer/songwriter Chris Tomlin, the executive producer of "The Last Supper."  Also on the program are Bram Mass, the Associate Director for the Christian Initiative of the organization called "Friends of the Israeli Defense Forces," as well as Captain Guy Barak, a former member of the IDF and the Israeli Naval Attache to the United States. They will discuss what has been going on in Israel since the Hamas attack on October 7. Check out this powerful show with co-hosts Dr. Lisa Burkhardt Worley, Dr. Michelle Burden, and Renee Rollins.

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