Anxiety and depression along with the social stigma they carry continue to vex and plague the nation. Many needlessly suffer in silence. America and countries around the world need to engage in a different kind of conversation about mental health. Former CBS & ABC News journalist Jane Clayson Johnson shares her experience and critical insight from her book Silent Souls Weeping: Depression, Sharing Stories, Finding Hope on this episode of, Therefore, what?

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The world is longing for authentic leaders. Higher education is in need of transformation to meet the challenges of a 21st century global economy. Students are searching for hope and dreams they can passionately pursue. Young people want to believe they can make a difference. Utah Valley University may have discovered answers to all of these question in a single, passionately energized, yet unlikely source: President Astrid Tuminez. We will explore her extraordinary journey on the road less traveled on this episode of Therefore, What?

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We live in an era of instant everything. Microwaves and Uber-eats serve up instant meals, the internet delivers instant access to information and an often narcissistic world assures us that we are entitled to instant gratification in every aspect of our lives. One of the most troubling of the instant trends is instant certainty in all its forms. Instant certainty is the enemy of truth and a barrier to trust. How instant certainty is impacting society and what to do about it on this week's edition of Therefore, What?

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Recently, the Deseret News and Deseret Management Corporation hosted an event at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., titled, "Integrity and Trust: Lessons from Watergate and Today." Some questioned us for convening a conversation on the principles of integrity, trust and truth in our nation’s capital – especially in a day when debates are rarely about principles and policy but are instead about fake news, alternate facts, deceptive internet influence, half-truths, bold lies and countless shades of morally relative gray. At the Deseret News we felt it was exactly the right place for this conversation to begin. Hear highlights from our event with legendary reporter Bob Woodward, Elder D. Todd Christofferson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Pew Research Center president Michael Dimock on this special edition of, Therefore, What?

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The state of integrity is never static. It's as susceptible to corruption and degradation as it is amenable to improvement or fortification. We're in unique times, challenging times, but with an age-old fight for essential principles. With the current backslide of public trust, we get a glimpse of what we stand to lose in our homes and our communities. The hard fought for values of trust and integrity form the bulwark of strength for the nation, but that foundation will crack and crumble through apathy, arrogance and neglect. The issue of trust transcends today's headlines, the principle of integrity surpasses current politics and politicians. Beyond the government or the media, this is a We the People problem that requires We the People responses. The Deseret News will convene, in Washington, D.C., "Integrity and Trust: Lessons from Watergate and Today." We will be joined by legendary reporter Bob Woodward on this week's edition of Therefore, What? 

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The curtain has dropped on 2018 and 2019 has just begun. A look back at the lessons from the year just ended and the principles to guide the year ahead. All on this episode of Therefore, What?

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While the debate rages on in Washington, D.C., over immigration and asylum-seekers from south of the border, the issue is real for a mother of four children who has a fascinating sojourn into America and back to Guatemala. The human element of asylum-seeking on this edition of Therefore, What?

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In a day when leadership is clearly lacking, many wonder, how do you create a culture of excellence? How do you create shared rituals that bring organizations and individuals together? Is there really a way to be positive in terms of capitalism? Is there a way to make more than $1 and actually make a difference through business? Davis Smith, president and CEO of Cotopaxi, joins us on this week's edition of Therefore, What?

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Christians around the world prepare to celebrate Christmas. Two gifts to experience and share on this week’s edition of, “Therefore, What?”

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