While both men are different, they bring similar pastoral perspectives to their media commentaries. In a media world said to be saturated with secularism, this clergy dynamic duo is a hot item. They are in demand for their reflections on how faith affects everyday life. He credits their friendship as communicating warmth, which attracts viewers. But there are other factors at work as well, he emphasizes.
Religion is important to people.
We're about representing that in a public way. We have no angle. We don't ask for money. We're only trying to affirm people's religious beliefs. We're trying to explode that box.