Have you listened to the 8 episodes of Conversations that have aired on Mormon Channel?
- Episode 1: Elder David A. Bednar and Sister Susan Bednar
- Episode 2: Herbert Klopfer
- Episode 3: David R. Morris
- Episode 4: Elder L. Tom Perry and Sister Barbara Perry
- Episode 5: Michael F. Moody
- Episode 6: Elder Richard G. Scott and his daughter Linda Scott Mickle
- Episode 7: Sister Elaine S. Dalton and Brother Stephen E. Dalton
- Episode 8: Elder Walter F. González and Sister Zulma González
Conversations is a one-hour radio program featuring people of interest to the LDS community—General Authorities, Auxiliary leaders, and faithful Latter-day Saints. Some are joined by their spouses, who contribute an additional dimension. Each has an interesting story and a unique perspective. These discussions are done in a style which allows the listener to become acquainted with those being interviewed in an informal way. This is particularly interesting with the featured general authorities, who are known to most only in formal settings.
Conversations offers advice, wisdom and interesting stories that will lift your spirit and inspire your thoughts. The purpose of the program is to teach the gospel, strengthen individual testimonies, and encourage increased spiritual strength.
The Mormon Channel is planning more episodes of Conversations and is open to suggestions of guest ideas. Submit your ideas to radio@ldschurch.org. They are looking for members who have a compelling, true, and inspiring life story to tell.
This is the best original content from Mormon Radio that I have listened to so far. I love how informal are the conversations. It helps me to get to know them more at a personal level. Sheri Dew does a good job interviewing. David Bednar’s interview was my favorite so far.
My wife makes me mute the Utah Jazz game while we listen to these.
Dang, the station started up in May and they’ve only done 8 episodes… About one a month. One would think being based in SLC they’d be able to pull somebody aside for an interview a little more often.
I should say, that content that LDS Radio does produce is superb for the most part. I just wish it came more often. I’ve listened to every episode of most of the shows.
The Richard G Scott interview was VERY insightful and inspiring.
I love seeing the less formal side of the leaders of the church. It helps me realize they’re human too, and it reminds me of mission conferences!