
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
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 637 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This heartfelt conversation centers around Brooke's journey to membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The discussion kicks off with Brooke describing how people frequently ask why she chose the LDS faith. She explains that muc... more
Cardon Ellis, Hayden Holm, and Tanner take a tongue-in-cheek deep dive into the wild, memorable, and sometimes traumatic world of LDS (Latter-day Saint) parenting in the late '90s and early 2000s. The tone is both nostalgic and humorous as all three ... more
Cardon Ellis welcomes Alejandro Rodriguez to discuss a recent New York Times article about "Mormon women taking over our screens," which sparks a lively—and often humorous—conversation about media portrayals of Mormon culture, women, and family life,... more
Cardon Ellis chats with Hayden Holm about childhood memories, body image, and life lessons learned the hard way. The conversation opens with Hayden recounting a formative experience from growing up as an "indoor enthusiast" with a penchant for video ... more
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I am 50 years old. I’ve had A.D.D. My whole life. Church was always a struggle for me cause I never learned anything cause my brain gets bored too quickly and it wonders and I stop listening. I came across a YouTube video of these guys. Their way of discussing things keeps me drawn to it the whole time. And learning things from the apocrypha as well as other ancient texts have opened my eyes to so many things. I wish I could hang out with these guys all the time. I guess I’ll just have to settl... more
One other detail is that the servant was to go search for a bride from their kinsmen. Cool episode!
I appreciate that this is trying to create a different style of LDS podcast that may appeal to a different demographic but I generally find them to be loud and obnoxious. I also think it’s in pretty bad taste to speak poorly of other LDS podcasters, especially those that actually know what they’re talking about. Anyway, I think this might be positive for the right audience but I generally find this podcast to not be my cup of tea, but I’m probably not who they’re targeting.
I believe this is referring to the many worlds God has created. Adam is a title for the first man of each world, just like Eve is a title for the mother of all living.
Cardon and the co hosts and contributors are one of my favorite listens. They’re doing something nobody else is doing, and it’s sorely needed. Making us laugh at ourselves and bringing a pick-me-up after slogging through the garbage online slamming the church and pouring down secularism. I’m a millennial, but my boomer parents and Gen Z and Gen Alpha nieces and nephews love this show equally. No topic is off limits. The tone is always playful and conciliatory. I feel the spirit. I laugh. I cry. ... more
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The episodes present lively discussions centered around various topics relevant to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, emphasizing a mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking analysis. Frequently addressed themes include the challenges faced by young Latter-day Saints today, the importance of family and motherhood, interpretations of church teachings, and social critiques on conventional narratives regarding faith and identity. The hosts advocate for traditional values while navigating contemporary issues, often highlighting the intersection of faith with daily life and cultural dynamics. The tone is casual yet engaging, catering to an audience seeking both entertainment and insight into their shared beliefs.
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