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Catalyst TV Series - Coming to a TV Near You!

Added 03 September 2010

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A new TV series from the makers of EDGES is about to hit TV screens over the next few months.

Catalyst with Mal Fletcher, focuses on significant leaders in various fields who are shaping the future and impacting culture, through their work, activism and campaigning.

Guests featured in these very honest and open interviews include Dr. Tony Campolo, Dr. Patrick Dixon, Dr. Tom Sine, Steve Chalke MBE, Winkie Pratney & Harvey Thomas CBE.

Talks with broadcast partners are advancing: watch for it!

A short clip from one of the shows is featured below...

Sample: Catalyst with Mal Fletcher
Note: Actual programme is in 16:9 widescreen, with different graphics.

Keywords: catalyst | tony campolo | winkie Pratney | Steve Chalke | harvey thomas | tom sine | patrick dixon

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