Documentary filmgoers might recognize Father Robert Castle’s voice. An unusually irreverent man in a profession known for its reverence, he was the subject of Jonathan Demme’s 1992 film, "Cousin Bobby." Twelve years later, Father Castle continues to preach, and also to appear in Demme’s films. He talks about his unusual approach to his work with host Dean Olsher. Produced by Emily Botein and Jamie York.
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