
We delight in truth. We Denounce Deception. We Have Fun! We talk anything and everything tangential to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints! DISCLAIMER: The Opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the radio hosts themselves and do not represent official positions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. We are not apologists, we are just radio hosts who call it... more
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“Fairy smut” (spicy fantasy romance novels like A Court of Thorns and Roses) has become extremely popular, including among some Relief Society sisters. But is it harmless fun, or is it shaping expectations in unhealthy ways?In this episode, we discus... more
The current chapter heading for Moroni chapter 2 says these events happened around AD 401–421. We think that’s incorrect.In this episode, we make the case that Moroni chapter 2 is not Moroni speaking in the 5th century. Instead, it is a direct record... more
What if the Three Nephites weren’t just ancient disciples… but beings from another world?In 1940, a Dutch man named Udo Wartena claimed he had a close encounter with visitors from another planet while living in rural Montana.According to his account,... more
Alex O’Connor (CosmicSkeptic) used the Book of Mormon witnesses to challenge Christian consistency on the resurrection. Now a Christian apologetics channel with 280k subscribers ("Testify") has attempted a full debunk.In this episode, we react to the... more
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These guys are hilarious! They seem to stay pretty well informed about a variety of things, and I love it when they bring smart guests on as well. That being said, I do tend to side with those who try to bring Cardon’s combativeness level down a bit, sometimes he and Jonah Barnes can go a little too far in making fun of people. Sometimes they use the exact same tactics that they are so quick to criticize in others (which I don’t believe is very Christlike), so there are some things that can be i... more
All these guys are one uppers they think they know enough about everything to talk about it, but not open minded enough to learn anything or except anybody else’s opinion they live in a black and white echo chamber that will never produce any real growth or maturity
My title is sort of a pun. The show is truly entertaining and it also teaches truth. I love the variety and humor to go with clarity about our faith.
I spotted some “hater” reviews here and I’m thinking, were we really listening to the same show. Not everyone is a Latter-day Saint, of course, but if you love our faith, you’ll do well with Ward Radio.
I have never listened to this show before or any of Dr Whites shows before but I was curious so I wrote down the main points from an episode talking about Dr. James White. My summary notes are as follows. The LDS church is true because they do a bunch of philanthropy. Good works can’t come from something untrue. (I would disagree with that). I think plenty of secular people can do good things. They aren’t evil and bad all the time. Then the whole rest of the episode was about some guy who was tr... more
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A provocative, humor-infused talk show centered on LDS culture, theology, and church life, blending spirited host-led debates with a rotating roster of guests—from filmmakers and academics to religion-focused commentators. Episodes cover doctrinal terminology, church governance, gender dynamics, history, humor in religious communities, and contemporary culture wars, all with a candid, no-nonsense tone and sponsor integrations. The format is lively, opinionated, and designed to entertain while challenging assumptions, making it a compelling listen for those who enjoy theological debates wrapped in culturally specific humor and insider perspectives.
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1. Joshua Carr
2. Sam Shamoun
3. Abrayden (Gospel Guardian)
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5. Jacob Hansen
6. Emma Mark Coys Wilson
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