D&C 131; 132—Al Doan joins us for a discussion on the doctrine of eternal marriage. How do we prepare for eternal marriage? How do we make this lesson not stink for the unwed among us? Let’s dive in.

Elder James J. Hamula is excommunicated, stories of working for Jason Chaffetz, new MTC in Ghana, the impending end of VidAngel.

D&C 4; 124;127; 128—This week we are focusing on ordinances on behalf of the dead as performed in Latter-day Saint temples. How have temple ordinances benefited you? What does it mean to redeem the dead? Steve Pierce is with us.

Why are there cultural celebrations in suburbs of areas that already have a temple?! Could Jeff Flake truly have "saved us"? Utah's soda wars are real.

D&C 124; 126—The Saints flee to Nauvoo, Illinois and build the Church there. In Nauvoo, baptisms for the dead were performed for the first time, as well as the temple endowment. Even more notable was the organization of the Relief Society. What does Nauvoo mean to you? Patricia Auxier is with us to break it all down.

Al comes out in support of the parents in the Bryce Canyon/missionary fiasco! Alex Boye is trolling all of us. Should Utah legalize medical marijuana?

D&C 121, 122—Kurt Francom of LeadingLDS swings by to talk about some of the most powerful chapters in church history. We all endure adversity and Joseph Smith was no exception. What can we learn about adversity from the prophet’s experience in Liberty Jail?

D&C 101; 103; 105—Let’s learn more about the early saints’ efforts to establish Zion in Missouri, including the many trials and refining experience they went through, such as Zion’s Camp. And who better to walk us through this stuff than our resident Missourian, Al Doan?

Greg Anderson worked at BYU's Varsity Theater while in college, and he spent hours splicing film to remove questionable material. How does that apply today?

Dustin Homer joins us for a discussion on how missionary work functioned among the early saints, and how missionary work can benefit us today. Were it not for the missionary work and sacrifices of the era, the Church would likely have been unable to carry on.