This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally ran in June 2021. Mike Houghtaling was raised in Bellevue, Washington, and Raleigh, North Carolina, and served in the Argentina Cordoba Mission. He and his family have lived in Georgia for over 30 years.
One day in 1901, a young farmer from Croatia set out on a walk. Decades later, he was still walking, had traversed six continents, and had stood face-to-face with the most famous people of the age.
Josh Good discusses the significance of faith in modern society, the value of interfaith collaboration, and how religious diversity can help society create solutions to current issues.
Of all the false beliefs held by the Shakers, there is one that might be the most under attack by the world because it is central to God’s plan for the happiness of his children. If you’d like to view the video that goes with podcast, click here
Everyone’s a baby about something! Bill Harley turns whining into a hilarious song we can all relate to.
I am a professional procrastinator. Let’s look at one area of our lives where we shouldn’t repent as we study D&C 49:7.
In this follow-up episode, Heather sits down again with Jill Freestone—an anxiety and emotion coach and somatic experiencing practitioner—to go even deeper into the emotion of anger. We focus on how anger shows up in family dynamics, especially between parents and children, and how we can change our relationship with this often-misunderstood emotion. Jill helps us reframe anger not as a problem, but as a powerful messenger with healing potential. Whether you're navigating big emotions in your kids, teens, or even in yourself, this conversation is packed with insights, tools, and heartfelt stories that show how anger can actually be a doorway to connection and safety.
Summer can feel like a cruise...except you're the director. You’re in charge of the schedule, the entertainment, the food, the fun and it can get overwhelming fast. Jordan Page from "Fun, Cheap, or Free" joins Lisa to talk about how to sail through summer without running yourself into the ground. She shares smart, practical tips on setting a “fun budget” to save money, managing screen time, coordinating friend time, planning meals, carving out moments for yourself, and creating meaningful memories along the way.
