I definitely want to see the movie based on this piece (something tells me it won't be coming to Kobe, Japan). It works as a teaser, but I thinks the movie concept desires more analysis.

It is an excellent piece that deals with the differences between Muslims, Jews and Christians. These differences can be painful and difficult to discuss, but we live in a world where the discussion must take place. This is a heavy piece, and will take considerable concentration to grasp the depth of the production.

If there is a weakness in the program it is that the diversity of voices within Islam and Christianity are more pronounced than those of Judaism in the opening half of the piece. The second half of the program is inspiring because it gives first hand accounts of how hatred and differences can be overcome. The last portion of the piece is a roundtable discussion with all three religions represented and offers a good example of how people can speak about the differences between faith perspectives with respect for others.

Highly recommended as we approach major holy seasons of Jews and Christians.

I enjoy youth produced radio because it is usually fun and takes on serious issues in a light way. Overall I enjoyed this one and hope to hear it on air.

Concept is very timely for Valentine's Day.