Valerie and Aspen look for the silver linings of living through a Pandemic and the crazy year that is 2020! Can we do it? Yes... we did!

Ramona Siddoway, Author of We are Adam discusses women in the gospel, their divine potential, how the Hebrew versions of words in the Bible gives a clearer view of what the scriptures are actually saying.

Richard Ostler is the host of the popular and controversial podcast Listen, Learn, and Love. While the title sounds unobjectionable, the topics are often the fringes and taboo subjects within the Church, such as LGBTQ issues, Pornography, Race issues, and more. Richard stands by his beliefs in the doctrine of the church and wants to find a way that everyone can feel welcome in the Lords house.

Julie lee joins the discussion today to talk about her new book, I see you and how we all suffer deeply at some point or another in our lives and we need to reach out to each other to support and help.

George Potter, has traveled the world in search of Book of Mormon locations! He has some very compelling evidence and ideas to share with us on where the Jaredites came from and possible locations they landed in the Americas. This is one you don't want to miss if you love archaeology and the Book of Mormon. He has totally new ideas I'll bet you haven't heard before.

This week's episode is the first of our new series Women of the Restoration. By Susan Evans McCloud. The true stores are those of the history of our faith and our ancestors.

Author, Podcaster and Life Coach Julie Cluff lost both of her youngest children in an accident just years after losing her brother to suicide and going through a divorce. Julie has dedicated her life now to helping others find their way through the darkness and find hope and healing.

Author Calie Schmidt talks about what it's like to be a baby author and how her new book, Ransom, a Repunzel Retelling works. It's an exciting new YA adventure coming in July! You don't want to miss this one!

Troy Smith, Author of The Gadianton Robbers thinks they are still causing anarchy all over the world today.

Drew Young suffered from horrible anxiety attacks and depression while in the MTC. It got so bad that he had to come home. He didn't know that coming home would make the condition worse, but through all of these trials, he was able to find the meaning of his mission.