In this weeks episode of Latter-Day Lights, Jared Rader shares his story about how when he was young, he stumbled upon some really interesting information about Orson Hyde while researching the history of Nevada, and how that and other experiences changed the trajectory of his career and ultimately his life.
Dr. Eric Huntsman continues to share his testimony of the Savior through the Psalms, music, and the value of song in personal and corporate worship.
Brad Pelo has been a lifelong member of the Church and has served as a bishop twice and most recently as a counselor in the New York City YSA stake presidency. He is currently executive producer and president of The Chosen and was executive producer of the feature films Forever Strong and The Legend of Johnny Lingo. Brad is married to Melody Allen and they are parents to 12 children and 17 grandchildren. Derral Eves is a family man of great faith. He earned a bachelor's degree in communications at Southern Utah University. Professionally, he has been on YouTube since 2005, where he has helped generate nearly 86 billion video views, and his book The YouTube Formula is a Wall Street Journal bestseller. He is currently the CEO and Executive Producer of The Chosen. Derral is also founder of Creatus, a marketing and consulting company, and VidSummit, an annual video conference. He served a mission in Paraguay and has since served in several callings including as elders quorum president, bishopric counselor, bishop, and counselor in a stake presidency. Derral and his wife Carolyn live in La Verkin, Utah, and have five amazing kids. The Chosen is a television series about the life of Jesus Christ that broke the all-time crowdfunding record in film and television. Their 2021 Christmas special broke box office records and was the #1 movie in the country at its theatrical release. Highlights
Can music be the soul's most earnest expression? Dr. Eric Huntsman explores the form, application, and the power inherent in the Book of Psalms and worship through poetry and music.
For decades, our understanding of how the brain works has advanced dramatically. Using new theories, methods and tools, like fMRI technology, scientists are beginning to reveal the mysteries of this truly remarkable and complex organ.One scientist on the cutting edge of this research is Michael Ferguson, a BYU grad who is now researching and teaching at Harvard.
If you need a friendly little reminder to put the temple higher on your list of priorities in this crazy world, perhaps todays episode can help.If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Nora Dooley shares a childhood tale about visiting her grandma. Nora begs her grandma to do something special with her, and Nora brings home a surprise to her family. You'll never see it coming!
It’s Girl’s Camp story time! Today we’re heading back in time over twenty years (oh I feel old!) to the scariest Girl’s Camp experience of my life!
Do your prayers ever bore you or do you feel like they are coming mechanically from a machine? Psalm 37 has a beautiful and practical pattern to help us get out of that familiar rut.If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Today's episode features an entire hour of stories from storyteller Antonio Sacre, who joined us with our live studio audience to record these stories. The stories you'll hear today are part of his award winning album "World's Second-Best Dad". Antonio Sacre is a long time friend and favorite of The Apple Seed, and we are thrilled to share his stories with you in this episode.