Adam and Tanner talk through their biggest takeaways, warnings, and challenges from the latest session of General Conference.

After taking a week off (reason explained in the show) Adam and Tanner are back at it.

In this episode they talk about doing the right things for the right reasons, false prophets, wanting to be a peculiar people again, and a whole lot more.

In a completely unplanned focus on different definitions, Adam and Tanner discuss cowardly fear vs a respectable fear of God, moral repentance vs daily self development, charity and being charitable, and - as always - a whole host of other topics in which they realize how they can and should be better.

After doing their best (and failing) to avoid the controversy of home-schooling and masks, Adam and Tanner dive into the importance of gaining a deeper understanding the meanings and purposes of rituals and organizations within the Church, along with the importance of experiencing pain in a sacred space and how it's crucial for Godly growth.

Adam and Tanner relate stories of willing (and not-so-willing) service, talk about the pride cycle, and overall make Tanner look like a selfish, sinful jerk.

You'll love it.

Adam and Tanner talk about their takeaways from Helaman 1-6: The pride cycle, Pahoran's kids, overcoming status, the fallibility of Church leaders, the power of stigma, and a dozen other topics.

The first episode of a new podcast in which Tanner Guzy and Adam Ebberts explore what it means to be an unapologetic member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this episode they talk about the power of action over planning, their history on Twitter and with #DezNat, following Captain Moroni's example of righteous anger, and a whole lot more.