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What’s it like to be adopted through LDS adoption services? Would you track down your bio mother? What things would you want to tell her if you did? Paul tells what it was like for him.

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What do children think about things that make them “unworthy?” This singer-songwriter listener essay submission from Eric is both heartbreaking and fantastic. Take a listen.

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She just wants to be like Jesus, but the Mormon church and Utah culture are standing in her way.

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Is there virtue in suffering? Do you really need the darkness to appreciate the light at the end of the tunnel? Dave shares his experience in today’s listener essay.

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What does George Orwell’s “1984” have to do with the church and the country in 2018?

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Matt is joined by Tom and Kristin to apologize for his treatment of Sam Young and to talk about Shame.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

How hard is it to live a double life for the sake of your loved ones? Troy shares his experience in today’s listener essay, “The Mask.”

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Linda explains her struggles with the Mormon church, what it was that finally made her leave, and what that journey has now lead her to.

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This is our first official singer songwriter submission. It is from Chris. We desire all to receive it.

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What does life look like for you? For Bryan, it is dark. It is 3-6-8. Three decades suffering from depression and anxiety. Six times being hospitalized for mental health issues. Eight times being just the pull of a trigger or release of a railing away from ending his life. In today’s listener essay, Bryan bravely and vulnerably shares his particular view of the world with any of us who are reaching out to receive it.

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