'Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot' with Actor Demetrius Grosse

Send us a Text Message. Imagine a small Pentecostal church in East Texas that transformed lives by adopting 77 children from the foster care system. Our special guest, actor Demetrius Grosse, takes us on a journey through this truly inspiring story as portrayed in his latest film, "Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot." Known for his riveting performances in "Straight Outta Compton," "Fear the Walking Dead," and "The Rookie," Demetrius provides an insider’s look into the making of this heartfelt narrative and the real-life efforts of the Bennett Chapel community. This episode promises an emotional and inspiring conversation that you won"t want to miss. We shine a spotlight on the broader issues brought to light by the film, particularly the disparities within the foster care system and the challenges faced by children of color awaiting adoption. Demetrius shares his personal experience of stepping into the shoes of a preacher, overcoming the role"s inherent challenges, and the immense satisfaction of portraying such an impactful story. We delve into the film’s success stories of adopted children and the positive, compassionate role played by the church, countering the often negative perceptions associated with religious institutions. Moreover, we emphasize the critical importance of supporting meaningful projects through financial backing. Learn how your ticket purchase can make a difference in Hollywood’s decision-making process. The episode celebrates the true story of Bishop Martin and the 22 families who made a life-changing decision to adopt 77 children, showcasing the extraordinary power of community and faith. Don’t miss out on Demetrius"s updates on his upcoming projects, including his role in the Marvel series "Wonder Man," and the role storytelling plays in driving societal change. Follow Demetrius and subscribe to stay informed on future episodes, where we continue to explore pivotal moments in the lives of remarkable individuals. Support the Show.