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On the set of The Chosen and Lazarus House, Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel—Peter and Matthew—talk about the world James Cunningham built so completely that the actors simply open their eyes and the reality is already there. With Season 6 streaming on Prime Video beginning November 15, 2026, and the theatrical film The Chosen Crucifixion

On a Texas set under a heat advisory, George Xanthis (John), Vanessa Benavente (Mother Mary), and Noah James (Andrew) sit in Caiaphas’s office—a room none of their characters have needed before—and talk about the work that has brought them here. Season 6 of The Chosen captures the final twenty-four hours of Jesus of Nazareth. Streaming

On the set of The Chosen Season 6, Jonathan Roumie is nearing the end of the most demanding stretch the series has asked of him. One more week of difficult physical scenes remains—scenes that will match what was already filmed in Matera, Italy. Paul Salfen and his father, Ronald Paul Salfen, sat with him there.

Paul Salfen of AMFM Magazine talks with Melanie Cox, National Director for California of the Nehemiah Alliance, CEO, horse rescuer and author of "You Have to Know," on the eve of the Global Sacred Assembly on the National Mall (Saturday, Oct 31, Sylvan Theater). She shares how Barbara Ann Jeter's 52-day prayer movement began, why

Writer-director Beth de Araújo, Gemma Chan, and newcomer Mason Reeves on Josephine, the Sundance double winner eleven years in the making. They talk about staying truthful in the hardest scenes, a director's outward gaze, a child who learned by watching, and the oldest advice in the book. AMFM_Josephine_Paul_Salfen-2

For the Kooman Brothers, the set of Daniel and the Fiery Furnace felt like family—even with the challenges that come after twenty years of filmmaking. In this exclusive conversation with Paul Salfen, Matthew and Daniel Kooman open up about the rare twelve-minute takes of verbatim Scripture between Mena Massoud and Elijah Alexander, the moment the

Season four of Tulsa King premieres tomorrow on Paramount+, and Garrett Hedlund—who plays the fair-weathered, music-loving Mitch Keller—is already on the streets of New York filming season five. In an exclusive conversation with AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen, the actor who got his start in Troy and On the Road talks about getting paid to stand

Huma Qureshi is proud of this one. As Netflix opens Baby Do Die Do on September 23, the actress sits with Paul Salfen and calls the film a special baby—the first from Saleem Siblings, the company she co-founded with her brother Saqib Saleem. She stars as a deaf-and-mute assassin who hides a gun in a

Frank Grillo still gets quiet when he talks about the first day Sylvester Stallone walked toward him on a Tulsa King set. He had known Stallone. He had been to the house. None of it prepared him for Rocky crossing the casino floor. With Season Four premiering October 16 on Paramount+—Terence Winter back as head

After more than four years of labor and love—beginning with Shawn Ryan’s first meeting with Jon Hamm in April 2022—American Hostage has finally reached screens. Paul Salfen talks with Ryan, co-creator/co-showrunner Eileen Myers, and director/EP Adam Arkin about the long haul from acclaimed podcast to MGM+ psychological thriller, the game-face intensity of a cold Winnipeg