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Zavier Gozo, a 19-year-old American soccer phenom and the first Latter-day Saint to play in the English Premier League, shares his remarkable journey from Utah to the world stage. He discusses parental support, navigating injury, finding identity beyond soccer, and representing faith through kindness. He also reflects on temple covenants, baptizing a former teammate, and his World Cup hopes.

McKenna Breinholt, a Christian singer-songwriter and American Idol season 22 finalist, shares her remarkable journey through adoption, addiction recovery, and faith. She recounts finding her birth family, bringing two families together, and boldly living her beliefs on national television. The conversation explores music, healing, identity, and the moments she says revealed God’s hand in her story.

Sariah Davis, a mediator and mental health advocate, and Troy Davis, a university technology executive, share their journeys through divorce, shame, grief, and remarriage. They discuss healing a warring heart, using anger constructively, protecting children while blending families, and trusting divine timing. Their candid story explores how faith can transform painful endings into new beginnings.

Sam Merrill, a Cleveland Cavaliers sharpshooter and 2021 NBA champion, discusses the resilience forged during his mission in Nicaragua and the challenges of pursuing a place in the league. He reflects on faith, temple service, marriage, family, teammates like Donovan Mitchell, missed shots, championship moments, and the connection between daily repentance and striving to improve on and off the court.

Davis Smith, entrepreneur, social-impact leader, and Yale educator, explores the often-overlooked challenge of returning home after missionary service. He discusses rebuilding purpose, supporting mental health, discovering the value of unexpected callings, and turning mission skills into life skills. The conversation also covers financial discipline, invisible work in marriage, and pursuing Christ through lifelong struggles and questions.

It is difficult to understand what happened on Thursday, May 14, 2026, when Marla Gale somehow survived a devastating car accident despite suffering severe injuries, while her 13-year-old son was killed instantly. In this week's episode, Marla shares what she experienced that day and what God has shown her in the days since. Through unimaginable loss and miraculous survival, one thing has become clear: God is in charge. 2:09- Parker Gale 7:16- Nature Vs. Nurture 10:47- The Day of the Accident 13:57- Prepared 17:38- The Truck Driver 20:49- Recovery, Realization and Healing 28:12- Family Support 30:17- Joy Cometh in the Mourning 34:40- Due Dates 45:08- Parker's Temple Endowment 47:56- Help to Stand 52:50- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? "If you're here living, you're supposed to be here and if someone isn't here anymore, it's because they're supposed to be there." Links: Articles about Marla's accident: https://www.deseret.com/faith/2026/05/24/latter-day-saint-influencer-marla-gale-receives-outpouring-support-after-tragedy-car-accident/ https://people.com/13-year-old-boy-dies-after-family-minivan-collides-with-semi-truck-at-dangerous-intersection-11978993 President Nelson quote about joy: "The joy we feel has little to do with the circumstances of our lives and everything to do with the focus of our lives" https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2016/10/joy-and-spiritual-survival?lang=eng President Nelson's "A Plea to My Sisters": https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2015/10/a-plea-to-my-sisters?lang=eng

Gary Miller, a former independent fundamental Baptist pastor turned Latter-day Saint leader and podcast host, shares his unexpected journey after discovering an audio Book of Mormon. He talks about finding Jesus themes in that text, the personal costs of changing religious identity, family reactions, baptism amid COVID, and how temple experiences and church service reshaped his life.

Angie Robertshaw, a nursery leader and New Zealand convert, shares lively stories from teaching the youngest learners. She talks about Maori roots and finding faith abroad. She describes interactive Christmas and Easter lessons, why nursery feels sacred, and what it means to be fully committed to gospel service.

Raised in the canyons as the son of a science professor, Phil Millett developed a deep love for the natural world at an early age. While other kids spent their time on ball fields and in gyms, Phil wandered mountains and streams, searching for understanding in the world around him. Over time, those experiences led him not away from faith, but toward it. On this week's episode, Phil shares how nature has helped him recognize evidence of a divine Creator—and the spiritual lessons he's learned from a lifetime of exploring God's creations. 2:10- Falling in Love With Mother Nature 5:19- Cycles 8:05- Creation 12:05- Absolute Truth 17:22- The Brotherhood of the Rope 33:04- The Loss of a Best Friend and the Atonement 48:07- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? "In life and in what really matters most, I think that it's not so much the truths that we learn in our head, it's the truths that we learn in our heart." Links: Phil's Book, "From Rocks to You and Me" (I highly recommend the audiobook): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1967778949/?bestFormat=true&k=from%20rocks%20to%20you%20and%20me&ref_=nb_sb_ss_w_scx-ent-bk-ww_k0_1_14_de&crid=2Z2YQZV3AHXER&sprefix=from%20rocks%20to%20

Emily Susan Pack, singer-songwriter and comedian known for playful takes on Latter-day Saint life, shares how Young Women shaped her sense of belonging. She talks about using humor and songwriting to heal, the surprise success of her 'Names' song, music as a doorway back to faith, and protecting sacred spaces where girls feel seen.