In this final episode of my 3 part series "It's More Then Leaving" I and my co-host Lane, interview my cousin Matthew. As a member of the LGBTQ community, Matthew shares his perspective of what it takes to be a member while Gen Z while in these crazy times. Depsite cancel culture, the push for total acceptance without disagreement, and navigating complex conversations, we've all found real solutions to staying true to ourselves. Acceptance, Love, and Patience are the core principles we discuss that have helped us navigate the complexities of finding harmony with those who live or think differently then us.

In this first episode of the 3 part series, "It's More Than Leaving", I will be sharing some personal stories as a Gen Z member of the Church of Jesus Christ (Mormon) that led to my staying in the church. But this series is about more then leaving or staying. Thats why the next two episodes explore leaving the church and becoming better Christians. 

Welcome to part 2 of my 3 part series "It's More Than Leaving". In this episode I interview my good friend Riley, who left the church a year after joining. She shares with me the good, the bad, and the meh about the Church. We also discuss what about her Gen Z characteristics impact her life experience and how through it all, we still remain good friends.

In this podcast we discuss the good, bad, and ugly about Gen Z ( even Tide-pod kids). Summer shares personal stories of growing up in the church as the only member of her ex-mormon family. She shares moments from her mission about expectations on sharing the gospel and returning early from her mission. We discuss the impact of perfectionism in religion and our personal lives. 

P.S. This is a shortened version and the full conversation will be released next.

Our very first podcast!! Our guest Kylee Black, shares with us her experiences with paying tithing and repentance as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ. Being Gen Z, Kylee shared how the pressures of the world today thanks to things like social media, led to her fearing the repentance process. Together, we discuss the important role faith plays in both tithing and repentance.