In this episode I talk with the owner of Sauce Boss Southern Kitchen about his restaurant, a little about his history and how we can support black owned businesses.

In this episode I speak with Kamaal Ahmad about his experience growing up black and what he thinks are systemic changes that need to take place for us to move forward after the murder of George Floyd.  

In this episode I chat with Elisabeth Westwood about our book club and we preview the first book we'll be reading called, "Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk" by Eugene Cho.  

A conversation with my friend Mary Braun about an experience she had with positive messages at the outset of the war in Iraq while serving her mission in Italy.

In this episode I talk with my brother Josh about his family mission statement and how he and his wife created it.  We talk about the process and how we can create a statement to reflect the new normal we want to take with us from this time of pandemic slowness.

In this episode I speak with my sister-in-law Tawni Jensen who is half Navajo and Marlo interviews Gaylynn Bennion who we're partnering with to deliver needed supplies to the Navajo Nation during this pandemic.  We talk about why the Navajo Nation is experiencing such a high rate of COVID-19.

Marlo and I recorded a video and decided to post the audio of that as the introduction to our podcast.  Latter-day Left has been reborn!