On this episode I welcome John Hajicek to the podcast as we have a conversation about his efforts to prevent a data center from being built on a historic site in Liberty, Missouri, where the Book of Mormon witnesses were likely buried. We start our conversation first by discussing his background inMormon history. John then tells of his experience in identifying the Mark Hoffman forgeries in 1981 by recognizing inconsistencies in language, style, and content compared to authentic Joseph Smith doc

How can you tell whether a revelation is from God—or only feels true? David Patten joins me today to explore that question through early Latter-day Saint history, examining Joseph Smith, Oliver Cowdery, Hiram Page, and James Brewster as case studies in revelation, disagreement, and correction. We trace how revelation developed during the Restoration and discuss the tension between grace andworks, the authority to guide the church, and the challenge of correcting sincere but mistaken beliefs. A c

On this episode I have Dennis Stone back on the podcast to talk about a fascinating site in New Hampshire that wetalked about last November, called America’s Stonehenge. The conversation starts with Dennis describing the site’s history, stone structures, astronomical alignments, underground drains, and other recent discoveries. Wediscussed carbon dating and astronomical research suggesting the site is about 4,000 years old, with possible ceremonial and burial uses. The conversation then moves in

There is so much hype surrounding A.I. and it seems like we are constantly bombarded with the latest advancements. Wehear all the time about how when this tech develops it will change our lives. Well, I wanted to get to the bottom of all of this, and to help with that Justin Francom, who has been on the show many times, comes back to help us parse this all out.Justin works in Computer Sciences and because of that fact he has had to become well acquainted with A.I. not just in theory but also som

On this episode Tom Bennett joins me again as we sit down and have a conversation about unity and brotherhood. Ourconversation starts off by discussing how various groups in the Restoration share common roots and core beliefs despite their differences, citing examples of growing fellowship for believers in the 1886 meeting. The conversation then shifted to explore what it means to be "of one heart and one mind" according to scripture, and how Zion-like unity requires love and friendship even amo

Ok Folks, for this episode you defiantly want to have the little kids out of the range of hearing!!! On this episode Ammon Jeffs joins me again as we have a discussion about the history of the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). Ammon provided a comprehensive overview of how the FLDS developed from its origins in the 1940s through the present day, explaining how various splits happened and detailing how Warren Jeffs eventually took control after his father's stroke