So You Can Hear Me When I'm Gone

AI-generated summary: Mike and Dallin debate why humans want to go to Mars, whether exploration needs an economic payoff, and what terraforming or long-distance travel might look like. They also wander through Elon Musk, space tourism, neural technology, science fiction, and the usual detours.

AI-generated summary: Mike Perry discusses Cal Newport, digital minimalism, attention, intentional use of time, online tracking, privacy, encryption, and the effects of technology on children. The conversation is part productivity seminar, part privacy warning, and part technology-generation gap comedy.

AI-generated summary: RaNae Perry recounts joining the Church, developing her testimony, serving as a seminary teacher for roughly two decades, and finding joy in temple and family life. She emphasizes love, physical affection, family heritage, and helping children become who they can be.

AI-generated summary: Jen Waite describes caring for Jetta through a frightening, painful illness while also managing a pandemic-era kitchen project and family upheaval. The experience deepened their bond and reinforced the value of showing up, accepting help, and holding onto faith during exhausting seasons.

AI-generated summary: Terry Hill shares memories of growing up amid military-related moves, IBM work, siblings, San Jose orchards, camping, family discipline, and childhood mischief. The episode is a warm portrait of an active, structured childhood and the family influences behind it.

AI-generated summary: Danial Perry revisits scouting adventures involving improvised camps, canoeing mishaps, merit badges, towers, hiking, and plenty of wet or muddy memories. He also considers how scouting shaped leadership, character, and his views on the Church's relationship with the program.

AI-generated summary: Doreen Perry recalls growing up as an Army child, moving frequently, living at Hermiston House, working, attending BYU, and taking an adventurous road trip to Montana. Her stories mix family humor, youthful independence, and reflections on faith and answered prayers.