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Podcast: Mormon News Report Episode 164 — THE COVID WAS KINDA OVER, WE SURVIVED

164: THE COVID WAS KINDA OVER, WE SURVIVED

Today on the show, Jenny and Brandt discuss a new docu-series on the Mark Hofmann bombings, how Mormons use the word “restoration,” and LDS Churches in Utah opening up to 150 person limits – is that a good thing? All that plus more on the Report!As always, today’s show is brought to you by our friends at Signature Books. Check out their entire collection at SignatureBooks.com

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