
EP 583 – Cardboard Cutouts on the Apricot Tree
We tour the Washington DC Temple. Are missionaries seeing success making viral videos? Dirty soda galore. LDS literary news!
We tour the Washington DC Temple. Are missionaries seeing success making viral videos? Dirty soda galore. LDS literary news!
What happened to the mural in the Washington, DC temple? Do wealthier stakes have a better time with Trek? The “mission mom” is more.
What’s up with McMansions around temples? Lazy writing in “Under the Banner of Heaven.” Pride at BYU graduation. Sariah forgets her own book!
Washington, DC’s temple is finally open to the public, President Nelson is super old, and can LDS kids do “Fiddler on the Roof” justice?
How can democracy fail religious freedom? Professor Adam Jortner joins us to discuss how 1830s America denied Latter-day Saints their rights.
Our all-star squad gets into all things General Conference – favorite talks, key insights, questions, and news.
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Is God’s love “unconditional”? Counting down the remaining temples with a Moroni statue. Liahona articles need authors!
Rumors abound about a crackdown on extra-doctrinal discussions surrounding Heavenly Mother.
Latter-day Saints step up their aid to Ukrainians, LDS Living overlooks the best thing about Church membership, temple updates, and more!
Hailey Smith is here to talk COVID guidelines, Brad Wilcox, BYU news, new Tabernacle Choir initiatives, and affordable housing.
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New research shows us how local LDS leaders can improve the way they counsel with LGBTQ+ members and help them find their path.
An amateur documentary alleges Joseph Smith’s death was an inside job, missionaries pulled from Ukraine, BYU investigated over IX violations
BYU updates its protest policy, 4 years of President Nelson, David Archuleta gets real about his struggles, COVID rears its ugly head
Where does one cross “the line” as a queer Latter-day Saint? Also, how do you know if you have inappropriate romantic feelings for your bishop?
As we dial back on Church programming, is political tribalism filling the void?
Play your trombone at Church! Don’t be a jerk on social media! Scandal at USU. Charges brought against Idaho sheriff.
Should Santa be at the ward Christmas party? What the new Mesa temple means for gentrification; Jeff Flake swears in on a quad.
Provo’s landmark temple gets more than a facelift; how to manage a congregation in a COVID world; David Archuleta on being LGBTQ; capitalism!
Can being more public about private struggles help others?
The Giving Machines return, first new temples in the pandemic, are Latter-day Saint women better off now than 6 years ago?
Jared visits the Pocatello Idaho Temple, how to respond to disappointing mission calls, loving and understanding Muslims, and masks for Halloween!
What does “Mormon” really mean? The Latter-day Saint Matchmaker is super expensive! The Bachelor goes to the temple!
We loved General Conference and we hope you did, too. Let’s talk about the weekend!
A new LuLaRoe documentary shows there’s something rotten in the state of Latter-day Saint MLMs.
Latter-day Saints can do more to recognize Constitution Day and embrace religion in the public sphere. The Utah 3Rs project makes it happen.
How does the Church function in China? Barbara Openshaw, who spent years living in China, has the story.
How is your ward responding to the First Presidency’s letter on vaccines and masks? Elder Holland stirs up those who get stirred at BYU.
The First Presidency issues its strongest language yet on the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19. Will the saints listen?
Area Seventies get released before conference, a deep dive on Albanian, and grading the Church’s pandemic response.
It’s finally happened. Two galactic forces sit down together. How many egos can fit in one room?!
The stars and creative forces behind “Once I Was Engaged” join us for a riveting discussion on LDS cinema.
Yes, your bishop can ask if you are vaccinated.
Church History Library Director Keith Erekson discusses his new book, “Real vs. Rumor: How to Dispel Latter-day Myths.”
Author Sariah Wilson is back! The MTC resumes in-person training. 20% of young Mormons are LGBTQ, and we beat Bill Gates!
How do we get more Latter-day Saint women involved in public service? That’s the mission of Project Elect. We interview two of their founders.
Emeritus General Authority Tad R. Callister ruffles some feathers by going after government programs, we review “Witnesses,” and QAnon among the Mormons!
Time-only marriages end in the temple, the Church joined the GameStop shorting party, MTC reopen!
Prefabricated temples are the future, President Nelson keeps part of the Salt Lake Temple, the danger of faith-promoting stories.