Trent Stephens, professor of anatomy and embryology, with degrees in microbiology and zoology, has a score to settle between science and religion and he confronts the many ways our paradigms can lead us to the wrong conclusions.

The Aaronic priesthood is so much more than a baby step to the Melchizedek. It is for more than just the deacons passing the sacrament each week. Nathan Nelson explains what else it encompasses and how we can all utilize it, men and women alike, in our lives.

Talent Acquisitions Manager Angela Johnson joins the podcast to talk about her new book, The Earl of Arundel. We go deep into topics like how to name your characters and how audiobooks are made. This is a great episode for anyone who dreams of publishing one day.

After the tragic death of his child, Wesley White has spent years researching what is known and suspected about heaven.

Preparing for a mission? These two RM's have the mission field down to a science! They've written the book on how to start off on the right foot and shorten the learning curve on missionary work.

Are there laws of this creation that even God has to follow? If that is true, what does this mean for our prayers being answered, how does this change faith? Scott Frazer has the answers to all of these questions and more. If you feel a bit slighted by the Father, perhaps you might want to give this episode a listen.

It can be difficult to understand why things happen the way they do, where is God in the little details of our lives and the big pitfalls? How can we better understand the difference between our path and the path that has been set for us?

I found this fireside done by Mike McPheters a few years back. He was a secret agent for the FBI but got called to be a bishop. It's a pretty wild story and you can also find the full book about it on cedarfort.com

Reg Christensen really lost a lot more than his wife in his divorce, finding himself jobless and battling all the usual proceedings of a divorce, Reg found hope and healing despite the challenges.

David Ridges discusses the signs of the times from a fireside.