This is the Mormon Expression Podcast. Find us on the web at mormonexpression.com.

Okay, welcome back. In 2005, John D'Lynn started a podcast known as Mormon Stories,

which explored some issues of faith and identity of the Mormon Church. The podcast and job

subsequent to work has remained influential piece of internet Mormonism. D'Lynn has continued

his internet work with Mormon Matters and his most recent project, Stales.com. John's activity

in the Mormon universe is not limited to the internet. Besides being an active member and serving in

callings, he's also served on the Sunstone Board as an executive director of the Sunstone

Education Foundation. John recently completed his MS in instructional technology from Utah State

University and currently works the director of MIT's OpenCourseWare Consortium. Welcome to the

podcast. We're also joined by two of our regulars, George. Hi, everybody. And Tom. Hey, what's up,

guys? Well, once again, thanks, John. You are the, in my mind, when I first heard one of your

podcasts a couple of years ago, that's when I first decided that I wanted to do it. So maybe in a

real way, you're the inspiration for what we're doing today. Well, Shucks, thanks. And I have to say,

I've listened every one of your episodes, and I've really been enjoying enjoying them. So

thanks for what you're doing. I've always wished that more people would would pudge,

and I don't know why it's taken so long for something to get up and running, but I'm really

grateful you guys are doing it. Well, it's been fun so far. And last week, well, I guess it would

have been two weeks ago now. George and Tom, they did theirs, and I wasn't involved in that one

at all. And I'm really pleased with the way that came out. So maybe we'll take this opportunity to

extend the open invitation to the world to report, record their podcasts, and I'll do my part to

help them get out there, even if we have to use more of an expression to publish it. Okay, John,

I guess one of the main things that I'm interested in, you know, I've, and we'll post the links out

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