Welcome to Follow Him, a weekly podcast dedicated to helping individuals and families with their

Come Follow Me study. I'm Hank Smith and I'm John by the way. We love to learn, we love to laugh,

we want to learn and laugh with you. As together we follow him.

My friends welcome to another episode of Follow Him, a podcast designed to help individuals and

families with their Come Follow Me studies. I'm here with the greatest co-host on the planet.

John by the way, welcome John. I've never been introduced that way, thanks.

You are of all the co-hosts I've had on podcast, John. I'm one of them. You are.

You are the my favorite podcast host. I'm very excited to introduce Carrie Mulestein and

I'm reading this bio and just going I don't want to do any talking today. I just want to listen.

Let me read and I can't even read the whole thing. There's so much here but

Carrie received his bachelor's degree from BYU in psychology with the Hebrew minor. As an

undergraduate he spent time in the BYU Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies in the intensive

Hebrew program. He received an MA master's of arts in ancient Near Eastern studies from BYU

and his PhD from UCLA in Hebrew. No, Egyptology. So Hebrew and Egyptology, where in his final year he

was named UCLA. Affiliates graduate student of the year. He's taught courses in Hebrew and religion

part time at BYU and UVSC Extension Center, which is now UVU, as well as in history at Cal Poly

Ponoma and UCLA. He also taught early morning seminary at the Westwood UCLA Institute of Religion,

early morning seminary from an Egyptologist. Sounds awesome. He's the director of the BYU

Egypt excavation project and I thought if that was an acronym that'd be beep, which I think

would be a cool acronym. If you go there twice it's beep beep. He was he was selected by the

Princeton Review in 2012 as one of the three best 300 professors in the nation. My goodness. He's

published six books over 55 peer-reviewed articles done over 80 academic presentations. He and his

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