In this episode, I invited Natalie Curtis (former owner of Holy Threads, and former Seminary Teacher) for a younger generation perspective on change and about how the church is aligning more and more with mainstream Christianity including the new invitation to join other denominations to celebrate the season of Easter. We talk about how change is good but can also be confusing and hurtful. 

In this episode, Wil and I discuss the importance of being true to oneself while still being a part of a community. We discuss how communities can either squash an individual or help and individual thrive depending on a variety of factors. We also breech the topic of being ones own self within a marriage. We hope this helps someone in someway.

In this episode we discuss Richard Rohr's concept of the Cosmic Egg from a Latter Day Saint perspective, which is a model that encompasses My story, Our story, Other stories, and THE story. We discuss the Latter Day Saint story from the perspective of an active member, a member who no longer attends and some who is all over the place.

In this episode, we’re joined by Mormon history scholar Patrick Mason to explore the complexity of the controversial figure, Brigham Young. In a time when polarization divides us, we seek to thoughtfully address a question recently posed by my daughter: “Is there anything good about Brigham Young?”

We delve into topics such as slavery, racism, polygamy, and the tensions between Mormons and Native Americans. While we can’t cover all the nuances of these complex issues in a single hour, we hope this conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on Brigham Young's legacy and the challenges of reconciling both the positive and negative aspects of history.

Join Casey McFarland and his wife Melanie as they analyze the life of Joseph F. Smith with a compassionate lens to better understand the mind of the modern day Mormon.