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Towards the end of Eric Moutsos career as a police officer he became vocal about certian practices he disagreed with such as arrest quotas and inter-dept disgrimination. During the pandemic Eric formed a group which focused on helping small business and individual rights which he feels have been violated during the pandemic. For more about Eric text the word Liberty to 8882106260

Rob and Mace interview 2019 valedictorian Matt Easton who cared out as gay in his commencement speech. Now, 2 years later many are outraged as he was called out by LDS apostle Elder Holland in his most recent address at BYU.

Rob and Chris sit down with returning guest Doug Cartwright to talk about his book titled "Holy Sh!t We're Alive" available on amazon. His book is all about shifting perspective on life and how that helped him gain more purpose.

Rob and Mace talk with author and sex therapist Emil Harker about the difficulties with sex and marriage with todays set of challenges and the impact upbringing can have on the chemistry within the marriage intro: the guys chat about Tiger Woods, trans athletes with women, and Coca Cola "be less white" Thanks for listening 

Rob, Mace, and Chris sit down with Shane Baldwin and talk about his experience and rise to success, getting through a  5 year prison sentence, what he's learned through it all and how he's now a better person because of it.

Rob and Mace catch up and are joined by Spencer Nelson to discuss the direction of the U.S. economy during the COVID 19 outbreak. How long should social distancing last? When does the damage of shutting down businesses begin to outweigh the damage of the disease?   Spencer Nielsen got his undergrad degree in Accounting and Finance and an MBA from Utah State. He is currently a portfolio manager and director of financial planning at Iron Gate Global Advisors.

Fill up your gas cans, horde all the toilet paper, and fill your shopping carts with hand sanitizer because Corona is upon us!!!

The boys sit down for a candid conversation with Bishop Joseph Ward. Bishop Ward has a reputation for addressing common LDS faith crisis issues with youth and members of his congregation so we decided to have him on the show to give us his take on navigating popular church history topics some find unsavory… Coronavirus, Decriminalization of Polygamy, Polyandry and more!

Doug Cartwright returns to talk meditation, psychedelics, and his new app the Daily Shifts.

A mysterious listener uses an alias to address a few inaccurate claims surrounding recent church policy changes regarding same-sex couples children being baptized and the amendment three years later. Their opinion matters. You'll have to take our word for it.

Rob interviews John Dehlin about Mormon Stories Podcast, why he started it, and his excommunication. They also discuss changes in society and religion on homosexual marriage.

A former investment manager alleges in a whistleblower complaint to the IRS that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has amassed about $100 billion in accounts intended for charitable purposes, but has yet to do so for over 2 decades. The confidential document, received by the IRS on Nov. 21, accuses church leaders of misleading members. Rob, Mace, and Chris talk through the issue and discuss whether or not there is any foul play at hand or if this whole uproar is a big nothing burger.

Rob and Mace sit down with a Navy SEAL team member and talk about becoming a SEAL, principles he lives by, and how his religion plays a roll in his life. Gus also gives his take on "safe spaces" and the dangers of having a victim mentality.

Rob, Mace, and Chris talk with James about his struggles and success as a local artist.  With the name of "James the Mormon" came a list of other issues James wasn't anticipating. James talks about the roll of his faith despite the naysayers within his own community.

Rob and Mace discuss a number of current events and forecast the coming episodes. Thursday night football scuffle, live tv politician fluff, Trump impeachment, Epstein...

Michael Moreno, a student a Weber State University shares his experience in a debate class where the professor openly teaches anti-white ideologies. Michael shocked by what he was hearing recorded everything his professor had been teaching. Buckle up.

Rob, Mace and Jake get spooky. We read your stories from our DMs and talk on the phone with a Navajo man that grew up on an Indian reservation about Skin Walkers. 

Rob, Mace, and Chris sit down with entrepreneur, and co-founder of Mission Belt Co, Nate Holzapfel. Many know Nate from his appearance on ABC's Shark Tank. We talk about the success and story of his business from selling belts out of run-down car to growing it into a multi-million dollar company featured in Forbes, Business Insider, GQ, Good Morning America and others.

Rob and Mace talk about desperate guys on social media, the anti circumcision protest, and the life of Ted Bundy. They read some stories and talk with Helen Davis who was approached by Bundy while she was walking home from school.

Rob, Mace, and Chris speak with Dr. Jamie Jensen, a professor in the Department of Biology at Brigham Young University. We discuss the dilemma some face when trying to reconcile science and faith. Dr. Jensen blows our minds and clears up popular misconceptions surrounding the theory of evolution and its reputation in the LDS and Christian community.