EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 10 MIN
Your Church Made a Mistake Leaving TV
from The Producer's Seat · host Dan Wathen
Everyone went digital. Not everyone should have.In this episode, Dan makes the case for what many churches quietly abandoned — broadcast television. While digital platforms get all the attention, there's a loyal, older, underserved audience still watching Christian programming on local and national TV. And your church may be missing them entirely.This isn't about ditching digital. It's about thinking like a producer, not just a content creator.What we cover:Church media strategy in the digital ageBroadcast TV vs. digital outreach — what each does wellWhy Christian television audiences are uniquely loyalLocal TV as a church growth toolNational Christian media distributionThe 13-week television production modelWhy broadcast builds trust at scaleThe takeaway: Digital reaches those who are already looking. Broadcast reaches those who aren't yet.Thinking about launching a TV program? Contact Dan directly at [email protected] or visit drwmediaworks.com to talk broadcast strategy.Connect with Dan: 🌐 drwmediaworks.com 🐦 Twitter/X: @danwathen 📸 Instagram: @danthetvmanGot a question, a story, or something you’re working through in your media role? Text or leave a voicemail — your situation might become the next episode. Click here to send it in.
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Everyone went digital. Not everyone should have. In this episode, Dan makes the case for what many churches quietly abandoned — broadcast television. While digital platforms get all the attention, there's a loyal, older, underserved audience still watching Christian programming on local and national TV. And your church may be missing them entirely. This isn't about ditching digital. It's about thinking like a producer, not just a content creator. What we cover: Church media strategy in the di...
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