Latter-Day American

Kyle and Samuel are very pleased to welcome to the show Meghan Farner, the wonderful host of the Latter-Day Disciples Podcast. We talk about what it means to be a disciple in the latter-days amidst the current political and cultural climate and discuss how this all leads to the Savior's return. We talk about the way disciples should carry themselves in their political and ideological battles and demonstrate a disciples perspective on the Roe v. Wade debate. This episode is one you wont want to miss!

Kyle and Samuel are joined in the studio with Ben Packard: avid hunter and lover of all things "2nd Amendment".  They discuss the tragic events of the Uvalde mass shooting as well as real solutions to help prevent such a terrible thing in the future. They also discuss the need for the 2nd Amendment as well as the history behind why it was included into the Bill of Rights. 

Kyle and Samuel interview Alex Lindstrom who is an active member of the church, an active member of the famed Tabernacle Choir, and who is gay. They discuss the difficulties and opportunities of being a gay member of the church and ways to keep our covenants in less than ideal circumstances. They discuss the cultural and political tug of war that has embroiled the gay community as well as the strength and support received from members of the church. Don't miss this landmark episode in which the first hand account does not necessarily align with the status quo.

In this unique episode, Kyle and Samuel discuss the possible reasons why people have left the church including societal and political trends that may be contributing to leaving. They discuss how to self-evaluate reasons you may be struggling and discuss solutions and tips on how to maintain faith and stay on the covenant path. They also discuss the importance of loving those who have fallen away. 

Kyle and Samuel triumphantly return to bring their principle based commentary on just one of the many hot topics in America: mandates. They compare and contrast the difference between federal mandates and encouragement from the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. They focus on this First Presidency letter and explore the emotions, the rationale, and the decision making process that everyone must go through. They reaffirm their love and sustaining faith in the brethren and demonstrate how to love one another. They speak out against shaming other and highlight the connection between unconstitutional federal mandates and the war for liberty that started in Heaven. This is not an episode that you want to miss!

Kyle and Samuel return with a much needed episode all about the greatness of America. They explore various quotes from prophets and apostles that declare America the divine miracle that it is. They explore the reasons this country is great and use this positivity to inspire in the face of the rampant negativity that is being hurled at this beautiful country. Need a pick-me-up? Listen to this episode!

In this no holds barred episode, Kyle and Samuel have a frank and open conversation about race and the machinations that are in place that are designed to keep us as a country divided and racism alive and well whether it be the disingenuous rhetoric of Black Lives Matter or corrupt politicians who make their money by causing division and contention. They discuss the gospel solutions to the problem and call everyone to action to stop taking part in the race war and embrace the fact that the color of your skin is not as important as the content of your character. 

Kyle and Samuel discuss the topic of identity and how the world exploits and twists identity to fulfill its own purposes. They discuss how the political and societal divides can be overcome if we remember our true identities and reject the manipulation performed by politicians and influencers and instead serve one another in order to build bridges of understanding and cause real change and real healing.

Kyle and Samuel welcome Pinal County Supervisor Mike Goodman to the show to discuss his roles, his responsibilities, and the way the Spirit has influenced his decisions. They discuss the need for civic engagement and talk about the revolutionary way that even those who are not politically enthusiastic can make a difference in the community and promote liberty.

In this fun episode, Kyle and Samuel build the perfect president by determining presidential attributes and then ordering them by importance. Despite bringing plenty of laughs, this episode helps us understand that no president is perfect and to determine if those imperfections are serious or superficial. Listen along and see if you agree with the priorities as they build a president.