Trying new things. Staying positive and grateful. Being authentic in every relationship. Trusting in God. These are just some of the many lessons Wyatt and Caden have learned from their time at Brigham Young University. With graduation right around the corner, the two co-hosts reflect on the impact that BYU has had on their lives.

An aspiring professional dancer who has performed at venues such as the World of Dance TV show, the 2019 Rose Bowl Parade, and the Capezio A.C.E. awards, Tom describes the intersection of dancing and faith and shares his reason for being a disciple of Jesus Christ.

As she navigated her parent's divorce and a religious split within her family, Rea learned from a young age how important it is to ask questions and seek answers. Join us as we discuss Rea's reasons why she follows Jesus Christ.

Bitsy is tenacious—whether she's fighting for her testimony, playing BYU tennis, or preaching in Peru, she is all in! Discover Bitsy's tips for surviving spiritually as she shares her reason why.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Reason Y Podcast! In this episode we interview our new co-host Josh Dew and explore his experiences with music and faith. We also discuss President Nelson's April 2023 conference address about peacemaking.

Researching viruses in Thailand? Part-time DJ? Stellar roommate? Curtis Hoffman can do it all, as unveiled in this exclusive interview presented by The Reason Y. Join us for an exciting conclusion to Season 1!

Josh and Joe Ballard join the pod to discuss their reason why and their experiences dating in Provo. Shoutout to strawberry kiwi capri suns *not sponsored*

Caden and Wyatt make history on The Reason Y with their first interview: world-renowned student, scholar, and overall good guy Cameron Fewkes. The group discusses Cam's upbringing in a religiously diverse community and his experiences navigating the "aggressive and intimidating" dating scene in Provo.

The guys talk about missionary service and culture within the church, and Caden takes a trip to KFC.

Wyatt and Caden discuss their experiences at Brigham Young University, a private religious university in Provo, Utah. They share both critiques and compliments of the institution, and explore the unique challenge of comparison in religion.