Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories podcast. I am one of your two co-hosts for today. Dr. John DeLin.

It is December 6th, 2021 and I am joined by the amazing, the funny, the thoughtful, the wise, Careborough.

Careborough, oh me. Thanks John.

It's a boss.

Nice to see you.

I'm excited for today.

I'm so excited for today and this week you guys are going to need to buckle into your seat belts.

We're going to take you on a ride. Let me tell you. So what are we talking about today John?

So today this week is Anthony Magnabosco slash street epistemology week and for most of my audience that will mean nothing.

But for my really plugged in connected audience, they're going to be super excited.

I don't want to spend too much time giving an intro but we're going to be doing five consecutive days covering street epistemology

and we had Anthony Magnabosco here in studio at Thrive a couple weeks ago. He spoke at Thrive. We did four episodes with Anthony

and Cara why don't you just do a super quick overview because the whole point of today is to show instead of tell

because we're going to be talking about street epistemology for four more episodes.

So give us just the one minute super high level intro.

Yeah.

What's a fun time. Thankfully, I think warm stories listeners are very intelligent people. If you are here, then you don't need a lot of

explanation and we are going to show and not tell kind of what street epistemology is because it's better to watch it be

done than try to have an intellectual conversation to try to break it down.

So a quick overview of street epistemology was developed by Peter Begojan, who's the person who coined the phrase in a book called

Manual for Creating Atheist. I know that's a little bit of a scary titles for some people, but it's just about investigating truth claims and seeing if people have good

reasons to believe the things that they believe and it's done in a very cordial friendly manner and Anthony Magnabosco has a fantastic

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