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Hello, friends, and welcome to an announcement from the Latter Day Lives podcast.

I'm Sean Rupier, the host of Latter Day Lives, and thank you for actually playing the podcast

when it hopefully popped up on your device today.

I'm here with an announcement.

If you're a listener to the show, then you know that about four months ago,

we had a lot going on and we decided it was time to wrap up the show and pursue some other things.

Well, over the course of the past four months, a few things have happened. First of all,

I miss you. I miss the show. I miss producing it. I miss getting together with guests.

And I miss interacting with you our audience.

So that happened as well as I've been just blown away by the number of letters, emails, messages still four months later that I get from our listeners telling me how much you appreciate our guests and the stories that are shared and told,

and what a blessing they are. And I agree. I miss hearing all those stories. I'm with you.

I'm a big fan of all of our guests. And so after a lot of prayer and discussion with my wife,

we are bringing back Latter-day Lives. We are bringing it back a little bit differently, but by and large, it is Latter-day Lives. So when I say a little bit differently,

what can you expect? First of all, it is still going to be a weekly show. It is going to

come out every Monday morning like it did for more than three years.

And so we're super excited about that. And that to me was really important, just to kind of keep

things moving, that we release a new episode every Monday morning. So you can count on that.

That'll be the same. What will be also the same? I will still be

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