In the wake of new training about disciplinary councils such as the one upcoming for Nemo the Mormon, Ian and Jim discuss the Church's policies on membership restrictions and withdrawals, past and present. 

Fresh off their conversation with Jim's son Samuel last week, Ian and Jim speak with Sam's identical twin Jeddy about his mission experience, which was, in many ways, quite different from Sam's mission experience. 

Ian and Jim are joined by Jim's son Samuel for a powerful discussion about the mental health challenges he faced on his mission. 

With the release of a series of new Church essays, Ian and Jim explore what it means to say that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the only true and living Church on the face of the whole earth. 

Ian and Jim discuss the new updates to the Church's handbook, with particular focus on the controversial new transgender policies.

Ian and Jim are interviewed by Gustavo Hernández, a Latter-day Saint podcaster based in Mexico. 

Rushing in where angels fear to tread, Ian and Jim discuss the Church's position on abortion. 

With Ian on vacation in the UK, Jim flies solo with an excerpt from his recently finished book manuscript, "Fallibility: A Love Story."

Jim Bennett and an intercontinental Ian Wilks discuss Elder M. Russell Ballard's 2016 General Conference talk "To Whom Shall You Go?" and how the question feeds into a narrative of fear that is not persuasive to the rising generation. 

Ian and Jim are joined by the brilliant Mette Ivie, bestselling author of, among other things, the "The Bishop's Wife" murder mystery series. 

Mette offers a fascinating perspective on her own faith journey and struggles in the face of personal tragedy, and she explains why, even though she no longer attends church, she doesn't identify as an ex-Mormon.