Podcasting played nobody first ever corrections segment edition right off the bat

we're gonna start correcting ourselves now man I'm gonna do that every week

we're gonna have to do that when we talk about religion

Bill did you know who founded the Texas Christian University? I heard you got corrected on that, so go right ahead.

So that's one where it was Texas Christian University, established 1873. They were not and are not Methodist associated. I got a lot of fun angry type well not really angry we kind of almost ingest messages

from TCU people SMU people of course the M and SMU stands for Methodists.

Don't know why I thought about it, maybe it was because I was raised Methodist.

I don't know.

TCU's religious affiliation is the disciples of Christ.

In addition, also had a spirited slash borderline like hair splitting debate as to why when we reference

the Mormon Church and be when we talk about what I commonly referred to as LDS. That is the

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. And do you think of, when I say LDS,

do you think of that apparently, Bill?

Because a lot of people didn't understand what I was saying.

Yeah, no, I used them pretty much equally and in alternating fashion.

Okay, so here's my backup on this.

One, I went to the source, I asked a Mormon, one of our of our coworkers Matt Brown and he said I was good.

Second and that's been on the show before specifically to talk about just sort of the weird world that is BYU athletics.

And then second, listening to the little five minute news loop on NPR as I was driving the other day.

Oh, look at you, Dad.

It's, well, no, I have it to be totally honest.

This can be a PAPN recommends.

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