In this episode of Latter Day Bridge Builders, Mitch reflects on four real life conversations that reshaped how he sees faith, empathy, and connection. Each of these moments with friends, mentors, and fellow Latter-day Saints revealed something deeper about what it truly means to listen instead of trying to be right. It’s an honest, thoughtful look at how bridge building works in the real world—not in theory, but across dinner tables, text threads, and long drives home.

🧠 What you’ll hear:

• How four conversations taught the “art of listening”

• Why being open-minded matters more than being right

• The role of nuance and empathy in faith discussions

• Finding balance between belief, doubt, and respect

🎙️ The Art of Listening is about humility, curiosity, and learning from people who see the world differently—and that’s what bridge building is all about.

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