In this inspiring episode, Rick Altizer welcomes filmmaker and close friend Tim Mahoney to discuss his powerful new film, The American Miracle: Our Nation Is No Accident. Drawing from Michael Medved’s bestselling book, Mahoney brings to life the often-overlooked stories of divine providence and historical turning points that shaped the founding of the United States.

From dramatic reenactments and historic battlegrounds to firsthand stories of George Washington’s survival against impossible odds, The American Miracle explores the idea that America’s birth was guided by something greater than chance. Tim shares behind-the-scenes insights into the filmmaking process, from coordinating hundreds of reenactors and filming in iconic locations to collaborating with scholars and unexpected talent like Nicole C. Mullen and Richard Dreyfuss.

With the 250th anniversary of the nation on the horizon, this episode is a heartfelt look at faith, freedom, and the forgotten moments that defined a nation. Whether you’re a history buff, a film lover, or someone searching for inspiration, you won’t want to miss this conversation.

🎬 The American Miracle hits theaters June 9–11 as a Fathom Event. Learn more and get tickets at faithfilmfan.com.

In this heartfelt episode of The Faith Film Fan Podcast with host Rick Altizer, acclaimed actor Mykelti Williamson (known for roles in Forrest Gump, Fences, Ali, and The Purge) joins the show to talk about his newest film, The Last Rodeo—opening in theaters May 23.

Mykelti shares how the project came together with Neil McDonough and director Jon Avnet, the deeply personal and spiritual process he brings to every role, and how his faith grounds him both on and off screen.

From navigating Hollywood as a Christ follower to honoring the real-life heroes portrayed in the film, this candid conversation is full of insight, inspiration, and heart. Whether you're a film fan, a believer, or both—this one’s for you.

In this powerful episode of the Faith Film Fan Podcast, host Rick Altizer sits down with Eric and Kameron Swithin—filmmakers, ministers, and co-creators of the upcoming documentary SHOW ME YOUR GLORY. From combat trauma and a crisis of faith to miraculous testimonies from around the world, the Swithins share their 20-year journey to understanding God’s love amid suffering. Hear how their film captures real-life stories of the supernatural, explores the purpose behind pain, and reveals the glory of God through powerful reenactments and expert insights. Discover how a donor-funded vision turned into a global project of hope, and why this movie may just be the faith-based event of the year.

SHOW ME YOUR GLORY hits theaters May 13–15. Find out more at faithfilmfan.com