Alright. We got a lot to talk about, the change in church schedules, Emily Susan Pack's new HILARIOUS song, and the latest reactions to

Rodney Norman and Hayden Holm are in town, and what better time for the church to announce a female invasion of the beaches of Sunday School Normandy! Good, Bad, Ugly, Undecided? We React!

Today, in studio we have 3 Tik-Tok apologists for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints here, and they are ready to respond!

In this candid and energetic behind-the-scenes conversation, Cardon and Fidatrix discuss the cultural and spiritual landscape of Latter-day Saint (LDS) communities in Australia, with a particular focus on how American media and anti-Mormon content influence Aussie church members.

In this episode of Ward Radio, Cardon Ellis and Joseph dive into the problem of why so many youth are leaving The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and explore potential solutions grounded in their personal experiences and observations.

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Which one are YOU?! So... apparently there's an LDS Theologian test rendered by Noah Airmet and LJ Saurman... and we are gonna take it live and test some of the results.Resources Noah mentioned—Take the quiz! https://lds-theology-quiz.vercel.app/William V. Smith’s Biography of the King Follet Discourse: https://www.amazon.com/King-Follett-Sermon-Biography/dp/1948218852BYU’s The Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ and Evolution: https://www.amazon.com/King-Follett-Sermon-Biography/dp/1948218852

This episode of WARD RADIO dives into the recurring debate: Did Joseph Smith, the founder of the LDS Church, originally hold a Trinitarian view of God, and if so, did his beliefs evolve over time? Featuring Cardon Ellis, Jonah Barnes, and Ryland, the conversation deconstructs common narratives, both from within the church and from ex- or anti-Mormon voices.