How can democracy fail religious freedom? Professor Adam Jortner joins us to discuss how 1830s America denied Latter-day Saints their rights.

EP 578 – Adam Jortner, “No Place for Saints”

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In this episode, we discussed various topics ranging from the investment choices of the LDS Church to the challenges faced by church schools in light of potential changes in NCAA regulations. We also delved into the personal struggles of well-known LDS basketball star Jabari Parker and explored the different types of faithful members within the church. The conversation touched on the importance of inclusivity and understanding within the church community, emphasizing the need for all individuals to feel welcome and valued. Overall, the episode provided insights into the diverse experiences and perspectives present within the LDS community.
00:00:00 - Introduction to Podcast and Sponsorship by Postum
00:00:40 - Sibling Banter and Discussion on Listener Perception
00:01:25 - Discussion on Listener Awareness and Perception of Hosts
00:02:17 - Hosts' Perspectives on Communication and Empathy
00:03:27 - Melissa's Summer Break Activities
00:05:12 - Matt's Perception Among New Listeners
00:06:14 - President Nelson's 100th Birthday Request
00:07:02 - Tragic News of Missionaries' Deaths
00:09:01 - Reflections on Missionary Service and Loss
00:10:03 - Translation of Book of Mormon into Chichiluba
00:10:59 - Updates on Temple Dedications and Groundbreaking
00:12:05 - Discussion on Church Handbook Updates
00:12:50 - Childhood Memories of Show Choir Performances
00:14:56 - Consideration of Joining Tabernacle Choir
00:15:30 - Discussion on Church Investments and Financial Transparency
00:16:11 - Implications of Church Investments in Various Sectors
00:17:33 - Overview of Church Schools Navigating Changes
00:20:15 - Reference to Stolen Segment Idea and Famous Mormons
00:20:33 - Impact of NCAA Settlement on BYU Sports
00:22:27 - Jabari Parker's Struggles in Basketball Career
00:27:21 - Exploration of Three Types of LDS Faithful Members

6/8 – President Nelson’s Birthday List, T-Ville is Temple-Ville, & Mormons Are Voting for Who?!

Hello, listeners! Welcome to This Week in Mormon's podcast, where we bring you the latest updates and discussions on various topics related to the Latter-day Saints community. In this episode, we dive into a variety of engaging topics, starting with the exciting release of the first batch of songs from the new LDS hymn book.

The episode kicks off with a warm introduction from the hosts, Arianne Smith and Tiffany Hales, who are real-life sisters and active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They share their enthusiasm for the new hymns and discuss the significance of the hymn book update, including the inclusion of primary songs and the global appeal of certain hymns.

The hosts then delve into a detailed discussion about the recent high-profile trial of Chad Daybell, who was convicted on all counts related to the murder of his wife and stepchildren. They provide insights into the trial proceedings, the jury's deliberations, and the potential sentencing outcomes. The hosts also explore the impact of the trial on Daybell's family dynamics and the wider community.

Additionally, the hosts share personal anecdotes and updates, including Tiffany's involvement in a successful young women's fundraiser and Arianne's preparations for an upcoming church luncheon. They reflect on the challenges and rewards of community involvement within the Latter-day Saints community.

The episode concludes with a lively conversation about the new hymns and the reactions from ward organists and members. The hosts discuss the diverse reactions to the hymn book update, including the surprising popularity of certain hymns in different regions. They also tease a future poll to gauge how many wards are incorporating the new hymns into their services.

Overall, this episode of This Week in Mormon's podcast offers a blend of informative updates, engaging discussions, and personal reflections on the latest developments within the Latter-day Saints community. Stay tuned for more insightful content in the upcoming episodes!

6/1 – New Hymns Drop, Chad Daybell Done, & Did We Mention New Hymns?

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The podcast episode featured various stories, starting with a tragic incident involving a senior missionary couple from San Antonio who passed away in a car accident. The episode also highlighted the creation of Utah's first Spanish language stake by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, emphasizing the benefits of leadership development and community unity. Additionally, the episode discussed the impact of missionary service on the BYU soccer team, showcasing the stability and maturity return missionaries bring. The story of a high school student seeking a prom date from baseball player Bryce Harper added a light-hearted touch. Furthermore, the episode covered the unique Dungeons and Dragons group therapy program offered by BYU's Counseling and Psychological Services, providing students with a creative approach to mental health support. Overall, the episode offered a mix of heartwarming, informative, and intriguing stories from various realms.


 	00:00:00 - Introduction to the podcast and sponsor
 	00:01:11 - Life update from Sarah Jorgensen
 	00:09:01 - Devastating news about senior missionary couple
 	00:12:13 - Bishop Caussé's pioneer values for stewardship
 	00:15:45 - Creation of Utah's first Spanish language stake
 	00:24:11 - Tribute to retiring seminary teacher Lori Sandahl
 	00:31:43 - BYU soccer coach Jennifer Rockwood's impact of missionary service
 	00:35:16 - BYU softball player Jocelyn Erickson's achievements
 	00:38:45 - Olympic athlete Clayton Young's podcast interview
 	00:43:42 - Bryce Harper's prom proposal assistance
 	00:45:52 - BYU's Dungeons and Dragons group therapy program

5/25 – Spanish Stake Flex, Sister Missionaries Play Soccer, & Bryce Harper PROM

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EP 578 – Adam Jortner, “No Place for Saints”

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