Adam shares some thoughts on his mission experience, including the importance of getting your hands dirty in gospel service. He discusses how what is important to him in the gospel has changed over time – now it is more about the pragmatic benefits of the gospel, especially the peace that he feels in the midst of a busy life/career. He also shares his family's recent strategy to reduce noise inside their home to create more space for spiritual life.

An attorney discusses his strong home life growing up in the LDS Church and how that set the foundation for his spiritual development and perspectives. He then discusses his teenage years when he felt that clinging more strongly to the Church was a way to rebel against society. He also shares thoughts on the benefits of viewing Church leaders with a non-critical eye, and how the Church's message appeals so strongly to him because of its boldness.

Britta shares several miraculous and spiritual experiences from her mission to Ukraine. She later discusses a post-mission challenge of trying to reconcile her very positive mission experience with the negative mission experience of others. She concludes by sharing her thoughts on having struggles with God

A recently returned missionary discusses an early faith experience with the Book of Mormon and the transition of moving from California to Israel as a young woman. She shares the development of her testimony of the LDS Church during which she grappled with how God can still be merciful in light of all of the conflict around her in Israel. She also discusses her freshman year of college in which those concerns about God's mercy returned as she studied the Old Testament.

In this episode Charity discuses coping with feelings of depression immediately after her mission. She later shares how she has felt enriched by her questions about difficult issues in the church, such as women's roles or gay marriage, and the importance of discussing our doubts openly. She also discusses the challenge and benefit of negotiating differences in LDS philosophy with her fiancé as they prepare to get married. She concludes by discussing the origins of her strong belief in a Heavenly Mother.

A personalized learning manager discuses her constant connection with God from an early age, in part fostered by being raised in a faith filled home with regular family testimony meetings. We hear about an influential spiritual experience she had at a church youth camp, and how her testimony bolstered her faith when it was challenged at college. She also shares aspects of her extremely positive mission experience, including the difficulties of experiencing rejection while sharing the gospel.

Jacob talks about his relationship with the scriptures, and his focus on understanding the religious beliefs of others both inside and outside the LDS faith. He then discusses marrying someone who is not a member of the LDS church, while being actively LDS himself. He also shares his strongly held conviction that people are inherently good regardless of their religious affiliation.

A sociology graduate student talks about growing up in the LDS church, his brother coming out as gay, his own experiences resulting from that, and how it reshaped his views on religion. He then discusses his approach to practicing religion, which is more practically applied to the here and now rather than focusing on an afterlife.

In a bonus episode, Kim discusses her approach to studying scripture using 1 Nephi 1:1 as an example text and answers some of our questions about scriptures and scripture study.

Kim discusses her spiritual confirmation to marry her husband Mike, and her positive experience with the Temple endowment ceremony. She also shares her perspective on the conversation with her husband about whether or not he should leave the LDS church. She later discusses her understanding of the often overlooked importance of grace in Mormon theology.