
EP 578 – Adam Jortner, “No Place for Saints”
How can democracy fail religious freedom? Professor Adam Jortner joins us to discuss how 1830s America denied Latter-day Saints their rights.
How can democracy fail religious freedom? Professor Adam Jortner joins us to discuss how 1830s America denied Latter-day Saints their rights.
A wonderful tribute and offering of hope to the people of Ukraine.
Delayed twice already, the 2022 Heritage Tour has been canceled altogether.
Four goals—most yet to be fleshed out—will turn the Tabernacle Choir into a global force.
Why hello, sousaphone.
Headlining this year’s BYU’s Christmas Under the Stars three-time Grammy award winning a Capella group Pentatonix.
Devin drops a bomb on his family history; temple recommends go digital(ish); “Saints” to feature Europeans; Light the World with Love starts!
The Church makes another pro-vaccine gesture.
Kept in storage in 2020 due to the pandemic, one of the Church’s most successful charitable efforts is back for the holidays.
It’s quick, but it’s there! We’ll either love being mentioned or groan at the implication.
When COVID becomes comedy.
Waylaid for 19 months by COVID, America’s Choir has a plan for return.
An unwed mother returns home for Fast and Testimony Meeting. What could go wrong?
The stars and creative forces behind “Once I Was Engaged” join us for a riveting discussion on LDS cinema.
Church History Library Director Keith Erekson discusses his new book, “Real vs. Rumor: How to Dispel Latter-day Myths.”
A vintage church film tries to move the church from ward teaching to home teaching. Or is it ministering?
A young man learns about agency from his alter ego in this 1993 Seminary classic.
A young woman learns what it means to have godly sorrow before she can marry fiancee Aaron Eckhart. Yes. That Aaron Eckhart.
Parenting is hard. Can a teen learn there is more to it than he thinks?
Built on the success of “Lead Thou Me On: Hymns and Inspiration,” “Grace” is an exploration of the deeper breadth of Christian musical styles.
A youth river-rafting trip is a metaphor for keeping morally clean
Missionaries don’t have to get the COVID vaccine, Sariah Wilson has a new book, Manti murals live another day… and Star Wars passion.
A boy finds peace and understanding through a dream of Christ’s last days.
BYU Noteworthy is bigger than one song, one performance, or one type of song. It’s all about ministry, connection, and unconditional love.
A serviceman is faced with a decision that may have far reaching consequences in this 1957 film.
Originally slated to end in 2021, the Hill Cumorah Pageant won’t see its final production because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Already postponed once, the Tabernacle Choir’s Heritage Tour won’t take place until 2022 at the earliest.
Rosie Card discusses her new temple guidebook “House of Light,” plus we get into some how weekly news.
Shawna Edwards seeks to build bridges with music. Her most recent work, “Restored,” reflects on the wonders of the Restoration of the Gospel.
Fourth Witness tells Mary Whitmer’s personal experience with the translation of the Book of Mormon.
The name says it all. Get an energetic overview of church history from beginning to the present day (1998) with visuals of church history locations. Rated “E” for Everyone.
It’s too easy to preach to LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. Richard Ostler believes we do the most good by listening and understanding.
2020 was a strange year for most of us, but it was also full of great content for Latter-day Saints. Here are the year’s top articles.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Former missionary companions formed Bright the Way, and their new music to #LightTheWorld is inspiring.
This animated tale offers a different perspective on the classic Wise Men tale.
Christmas is upon us! What is Advent? What does 2020’s Light the World campaign entail? Why hasn’t the Church recognized Joe Biden’s victory?
The Nashville Tribute Band teams up with Don’t Miss This to bring us “Come, Follow Me” lesson previews with music.
Set in the depression, this BYU production follows a family trying to find the good and meaning during Christmas.
Light the World kicks off in the time of COVID, Hallmark films move to Utah, Pres. Nelson teases a message of hope and healing.