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EDGES with Mal Fletcher | Catalyst | TimeOut | Other Projects | EDGES Update
EDGES with Mal Fletcher
EDGES™ with Mal Fletcher is a colourful, fast-paced programme that takes a very different look at the social issues shaping the values of today's world and the lifestyles of tomorrow.
Using its magazine style format, each half-hour programme explains Christian worldview responses on some of the most pressing problems of our time. Issues covered in the most recent programs include Human Trafficking, HIV/AIDS, Global Poverty and more.
The content of each programme is substantial, featuring interviews, on the street vox pops, videograpy and Mal Fetcher's presentations to camera. The programme's content and style is primarily aimed at a Gen-X young adult audience aged 25-40 years, but the program attracts many other viewers who are interested in the topics covered.
Seven series of EDGES have been produced to date, with between ten and thirteen programmes in most series. The seventh series was released in 2009. Since its beginnings in 1996, EDGES has been broadcast via satellite, cable and terrestrial TV, and has been available in more than 100 nations. Programmes are also accessible online via the dedicated EDGES website at www.edges.tv and other broadcaster-linked web VOD portals.
Here are some of the stations that have broadcast EDGES:
· UCB TV United Kingdom
· Inspiration Network International (INI) Europe
· Premier TV (Online) Global
· Australian Christian Channel Australia
· KKR-TV Denmark
· Revelation TV United Kingdom
· Shine TV New Zealand
· GOD TV Europe, Africa, India, Middle-East
· TV7 Finland
· Mediterranean International TV Southern Spain
· U Channel Indonesia
EDGES has also been seen on the Nine Network (Australia), the Seven Network (Australia) and SABC1 (South Africa)
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Catalyst
Catalyst w/ Mal Fletcher features interviews with respected activists and campaigners who are proven agents for change on a range of important issues including HIV/AIDS, poverty and justice issues and more. Each guest is specially selected for the insight they bring from years of future-engaging leadership.
The host, Mal Fletcher, is a respected social commentator, futurist and author and has for 15 years produced and presented the 'Edges' TV series, which is seen in many parts of the world. For more, visit www.edges.tv/catalyst.
Catalyst has been broadcast on the following stations:
· UCB TV United Kingdom
· Inspiration Network International (INI) Europe
· Australian Christian Channel Australia
· Shine TV New Zealand
· The Dove TV USA
· TV7 Finland
· U Channel Indonesia
TimeOut
TimeOut with Mal Fletcher is a series of 30 second television segments that look at everyday life from a hope-filled perspective. They cover a range of life issues, such as family, emotions, mentoring, sexuality and integrity.
The TimeOut clips were originally produced following the success of Mal's Radio Spots. The material they contain is both challenging and thought provoking, and production is of the highest standard.
"TimeOut is excellent, often inspiring, always thought provoking. The fact that Mal can say something pithy and worthwhile in 30 seconds is remarkable... a tribute to clear thinking and good script writing." Andrew Dallaston, Shine TV |
If you are a broadcaster wanting to know more about TimeOut with Mal Fletcher, please contact us at .
Other Projects
Projects currently in development include new documentary series and shorter features.
EDGES Update
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Mal, thanks for sacrificing your spare time to visit us at Newcastle CLC! Your insight into our current culture & your passion for acting upon the calling of Christ on our lives has inspired a young church in one of the best parts of Europe!
David Wright, United Kingdom
Re the Bridgend suicides: This is a horrible tragedy for this town. The promise and excitement these young people have missed of college, getting married, children, having a career, being a grandparent, traveling the world... Where is the parental involvement in all this?
SuzieQ, United States
Mal, did you start out as a journalist? You are one of the most naturally gifted writers whose works I have had the pleasure of reading. I just love your succinct way of delivering words that paint a captivating picture.
Jim, Australia
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