The June 2 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Neal Rappleye, Jasmin Rappleye, Spencer Marsh and Hales Swift who discussed Epistamology, the upcoming FairMormon Conference as well as a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 24....
read moreThe May 19 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster and Kris Fredrickson who discussed some current events as well as a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 22....
read moreThe May 5 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Neal Rappleye, Jasmin Rappleye, Stephen Smoot, Hales Swift where they discussed the Interpreter article on Joseph Smith as the World’s Greatest Guesser and a new volume on the New Testament as well as a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 20....
read moreThe April 21 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster, Kris Frederickson and Mike Parker who discussed the fire at Notre Dame and conducted a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 18...
read moreThe April 14 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Terry Hutchinson, John Gee and Kevin Christensen, interviewing John W. and Jeannie Welch...
read moreThe March 24 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Steve Densley and Matt Bowen, where they discuss the New Testament with Professor Eric Huntsman....
read moreThe March 31 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Martin Tanner where he discussed the origins of the New Testament and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ....
read moreThe March 10 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Terry Hutchinson, John Gee and Kevin Christensen. Discussed was the Come Follow Me lesson 13 as well as a discussion of various Biblical translations....
read moreThe February 24 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Steve Densley, Craig Foster and Matthew Bowen and discussed Come, Follow Me lesson 9, “He Taught Them as One Having Authority”, Matthew chapters 6 and 7, as well as a discussion of Joseph Smith and polygamy....
read moreThe February 17 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster and Kris Frederickson. The discussion centered on Come, Follow Me lesson 7, covering Matthew 5 and Luke 6....
read moreThe May 26 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster, Craig Foster and Matt Bowen who discussed Foster’s upcoming book on polygamy as well as a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 23....
read moreThe May 12 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Terry Hutchinson, and Kevin Christensen who discussed the influence of mothers and new books as well as a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 21....
read moreGood Friday is seen as the most holy day in Christian tradition, yet it is not particularly emphasized in Latter-day Saint dialogue. And outside of Easter lessons, pictures of the crucifixion are rarely displayed. ...
read moreThe April 21 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster, Kris Frederickson and Mike Parker who discussed the fire at Notre Dame and conducted a Come, Follow Me roundtable for lesson 18...
read moreThe April 7 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Neal Rappleye, Jasmin Rappleye, Stephen Smoot, and Hales Swift, and they discuseds General Conference and changes in Church policies....
read moreGood Friday is seen as the most holy day in Christian tradition, yet it is not particularly emphasized in Latter-day Saint dialogue. And outside of Easter lessons, pictures of the crucifixion are rarely displayed. ...
read moreThe March 17 broadcast of the Interpreter Radio Show was hosted by Bruce Webster and Mike Parker. Discussed was the Come Follow Me lesson 14 as well as changes under the guidance of President Nelson and a discussion of the new temple in Rome....
read moreLaura Hales interviews Eric D. Huntsman about his new book, Becoming the Beloved Disciple: Coming unto Christ through the Gospel of John, about learning from the Gospels, and John more generally. ...
read moreI sat down with Jane Clayson Johnson, a former news correspondent for CBS and ABC news, to discuss her research on mental illness....
read moreIn a recent article published in Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship titled “Et Incarnatus Est: The Imperative for Book of Mormon Historicity,” Stephen Smoot maintains the credibility of the Book of Mormon is intricately linked to its historicity....
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