Topic: Studio

The hosts open the program with a prayer for listeners to stand for faith, family, and freedom. One host provides a travel update from Rotterdam, Netherlands, expressing the emotional difficulty of leaving a granddaughter to return to the Bridge Church Studios. They reflect on the unique experience of being a grandparent and finding a new rhythm during their ten-day visit.

The film *Young Washington*, produced by The Wonder Project and distributed by Angel Studios, achieved a record-breaking $22 million opening weekend. This performance exceeded top industry projections and solidified the market viability of faith-based storytelling in mainstream cinema. The success is seen as a signal to Hollywood that there is a high demand for high-quality, redemptive content.

Preparations are underway for a trip to Rotterdam to visit family and await the birth of a grandchild. During the recording at the Curry Compound, a discussion regarding studio maintenance arises after a microphone arm spring snapped due to a design flaw. The hosts emphasize the importance of having spare equipment and maintaining an organized workspace for podcasting.

Recommendations are provided for wholesome media, including "An Interview with God" and the miniseries "Seeking Persephone" available on Angel Studios. The hosts mention the Wonder Project, a production company founded by Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten and John Irwin, which aims to create high-quality content for believers. They describe the initiative as an "HBO for believers," focusing on projects like "House of David" and "Jesus Revolution."

One host recounts spending several weeks of 24/7 vacation time with his wife, Annette, leading to an accidental slip where he called his co-host "honey" during a pre-show conversation. The discussion touches on recent family trips to Las Vegas, local neighborhood interactions while walking a dog named Phoebe, and a brief visit to Bridge Church Studios to see Pastor Brian.

The hosts discuss the pressures of being in the public eye, referencing a documentary filmmaker facing online harassment. One host recounts a recent experience participating in a discussion for Angel Studios regarding the "Young Washington" movie, noting that technical difficulties often arise specifically when discussing faith-based content.

The upcoming film "Young Washington," produced by the Wonder Project and distributed by Angel Studios, explores the early life of George Washington before the American Revolution. Featuring actors like Kelsey Grammer and Ben Kingsley, the movie depicts the hardships and resilience that shaped Washington during the French and Indian War. It is scheduled for release on July 3rd for the Independence Day weekend.

The program opens with a prayer for global justice, truth, and spiritual awakening across America and international nations. The hosts transition from a noisy church studio to the Curry Compound studio for a quieter recording environment. They reflect on the blessing of their work and the start of episode 31 on May 6, 2026.

The hosts open the session with a prayer of gratitude for the expansion of Bridge Studios and the opportunity to record. They acknowledge the date as Wednesday, April 30th, 2026, marking the 30th episode of the podcast. Both speakers describe arriving at the studio from previous meetings in a frazzled state but expressing joy for the work.

Adam Curry and Pastor Jimmy Toney open episode 21 of their podcast from the newly established Curry Studios. They reflect on the privilege of their work and celebrate Toney's recent birthday and his 10-year anniversary leading Bridge Church. The hosts note the addition of a new studio rig and the presence of a dog during the recording session.

The hosts open the program from the Bridge Church studios, noting the heavy presence of contractors and construction activity. Strong varnish fumes from the Life Center's renovations trigger a childhood memory of building five model airplanes in a closed room. The discussion transitions from the physical environment to the dangers of childhood toys and the importance of the Sabbath.

Bridge Church is expanding its media capabilities by moving offices into the Life Center and creating a dedicated podcast studio. One host mentions ordering new Zoom gear to simplify the recording process for church members and local public officials. The studio is intended to be a hub for spreading messages across the "interweb."