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Standout: The Ben Kjar Story with Ben Kjar and Tanner Christensen // The Cultural Hall Episode 1005 // Richie Steadman (host)

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  • 20 January 2026
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Addressing the Happiness Paradox: Are Married Mothers the Most Fulfilled Women in America?

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Lessons from the Locker Room with Chad Lewis // Fourth Down in Faith // Brothaz in the Foyer
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Lessons from the Locker Room with Chad Lewis // Fourth Down in Faith // Brothaz in the Foyer

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  • 18 March 2025
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Healing Through Heritage: Thom Reed on the Power of Family History // Brothaz in the Foyer
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Healing Through Heritage: Thom Reed on the Power of Family History // Brothaz in the Foyer

  • dyejo
  • 25 February 2025
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The Christmas Jars Podcast // Jason Wright
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The Christmas Jars Podcast // Jason Wright

  • dyejo
  • 5 December 2024
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When Church is Hard - A Conversation with Tyler Johnson // Faith Matters
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When Church is Hard – A Conversation with Tyler Johnson // Faith Matters

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  • 2 December 2024
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Ben Bernards, LDS Father of Two Transgender Daughters | Listen Learn and Love: Embracing LGBTQ Latter-day Saints
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Ben Bernards, LDS Father of Two Transgender Daughters | Listen Learn and Love: Embracing LGBTQ Latter-day Saints

  • dyejo
  • 15 September 2024
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Chris Carlson: I’ve Already Paid The Price
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September 11 Eyewitness | Chris Carlson: “I’ve Already Paid The Price” | This is Pivotal podcast

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  • 11 September 2024
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Dusty Smith | Anti-Mormon comes back to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after years of attacking | The Come Back Podcast Christ
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Dusty Smith | Anti-Mormon comes back to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after years of attacking | The Come Back Podcast

  • dyejo
  • 11 September 2024
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Leading Saints | Behind the Scenes at Church HQ: Handbooks, Ministering, & Area Presidencies | Larry Richman
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Leading Saints | Behind the Scenes at Church HQ: Handbooks, Ministering, & Area Presidencies | Larry Richman

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  • 8 July 2024
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I've got a question for you guys. I'd love to know. Did you all hear the talk I gave today? Okay, so we all heard it. I want to know if I said anything you don't agree with. That you think, "I'm not buying that." So I'll preface this by saying it's a little unorthodox. But so you talked a lot about questions and doubts, and you differentiated between the two, especially with your comment about your experience with that girl who says she's a seeker, not a doubter, which I really resonate with. I really appreciate that. But in my experience, at least, and we've talked about this a lot already, but we have questions, we go to the Lord, we seek answers. But what if our answers don't necessarily align with church policy? I mean, we already know that it's possible that certain things aren't necessarily doctrine as their doctrine, right? So how, like what do in those situations? Okay, so I think the perfect answer to that, at least in my heart, is something that Elder Ballard said in the last general conference. And I'm starting to remember what the name of his talk was, but that would, of course, be October of '16. And he basically said, I'm old enough that I've seen a lot of things, a lot of questions I've had in my life and a lot of questions in the church. I'm old enough that I've seen a lot of them get resolved. I'm not as old as Elder Ballard, meaning no disrespect to Elder Ballard, but I'm old enough that one of the things that I have seen is sometimes when I've felt strongly about something, but it hasn't been implemented in the church. There are some things about women that I don't think are right yet. I was going to say in terms of just structural, there are just some structural things. But the restoration is ongoing. And I'm not talking, by the way, about women being ordained. Please don't think, Oh, maybe Sheri thinks that. I do not think that. But there are some things about women in the structural organization I think, but does that mean the church isn't true? And you know what? I'll bet you I'm right, too. I'll be very surprised if I'm not right. If I'm not right, that'll be fine. But I'll be surprised if I'm not right about some of these things. But I expect to see some of them have already unfolded. And I'll bet more do as well. So there's a part of me that loves to just subscribe to Elder Ballard's point. I'm old enough to have seen that over time, things work themselves out. And Sister Kimball, Camilla Kimball, had a statement she made many years ago that I think has some real merit. And that is, she said, When I've got really serious questions and they're just not resolved yet and I don't know where to go with them yet, I put them in a box and set them on my shelf. And I pull that box down occasionally and I re-evaluate those questions and ask myself, Can I answer any of them differently than I could two years ago? And she said, From time to time, this is really a paraphrase, I find, Yep, I can answer that one now or that one's been resolved or whatever. And I think there's some truth to that. Part of it is also you'll just think differently about things as you mature. Not that you're not mature now, but in five years and then in ten and then 15, you'll see the world a little bit differently. You just will. Because we grow and we learn and we adjust. I was way more rigid about certain things 20 years ago than I am today. Because I just think, yeah, rigidity doesn't really get you anywhere. Obedience, yes, rigidity, I'm not a fan of. I'm just trying to think. I'm just trying to think. I'm just trying to think. I'm just trying to think. I'm just trying to think. I'm just trying to think.
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The Future of Women at Church with Neylan McBaine | Faith Matters

  • dyejo
  • 29 March 2024
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John Dye: One Day at a Time | This is Pivotal | Podcast Episode
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John Dye: One Day at a Time | This is Pivotal | Podcast Episode

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  • 2 March 2024
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