The show's founders made a presentation to the Clergy-Laity Congress in Philadelphia, distributing 3,000 promotional items to more than 2,000 delegates from across the country. Christopher Metropulos, pastor at Saint Demetrios and a co founder of the radio show, presented the program for consideration to the students gathered at Antiochian Village for the Antiochian House of Studies in cooperation with Pittsburgh Theological School in August and at the Millennium Conference in September on the Parish at the campus of Hellenic College and Holy Cross School of Theology. A promotional 10-minute videotape is available upon request that outlines this new and innovative ministry. Additions are also being made to the radio program's web site to allow listeners countrywide to find out how they can listen in, and the radio show is now listed as a live program on the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's web site, which gets 1 million visits a year. In another exciting development, the Connecticut School of Broadcasting in Davie, Florida, recognized throughout the United States, will provide the program with technical and writing assistance through an internship program for their students.
Callers can also participate in discussions or ask questions of the panelists.