Kim Siever is a Canadian LDS father and journalist who has arthritis, asthma and ADHD.

In this interview, Serena and Katie discuss Kim's experience with how the concept and focus of "reverence" in the church affects his worship as a person with ADHD, his diagnosis journey, the idea of sensory rooms at church and the inherent problems of how "the mother's lounge" is named and designed into our chapels, and how to fulfill our covenant to build up Zion. He also shares a brief history of the white supremacist movement hidden within Ottawa's blockades and protests.

You can support Kim by following his news site- kimsiever.ca - and his social media. He is on all platforms under Kim Siever.