This is infants on Thrones, the philosophies of men mingled with humans.

We are the court. Welcome back to Infants on Thrones. I'm Glenn O'Sland and let you down.

I'm Glenn O'Sland and let me first start off by asking you all a question.

Are you one of those listeners who feels like this podcast has been too negative and too critical lately.

Whether it's taking shots at Sam Young or John Delin or even suggesting that maybe the Big Bad

Mormon Church is not the real enemy, but the real enemy is you, your own

thought patterns, you're the one that's wrong, not the church.

Do you feel like we've been crossing the line a little bit too much?

You know, it's been a while since I've done a listener survey,

but I'm going to do a new survey. I'm going to put it on the website,

so please take a few minutes to fill it out

and provide some feedback because I'd really like to know what you think and I'd especially

like to know what you think after you hear today's episode where Tom and I sit down with

Colton Miller, a licensed psychologist who weighs in himself on this question of negativity and tone

and criticism that we've had towards guys like

Sam Young and John Delinn. And let me pull back the curtain for a moment and let you

know that as a content creator with thousands of people who listen to this

podcast it's difficult to know sometimes where that line is that could be crossed

or not crossed and I think there's a tendency to want to create specific

themed content for specific audiences, but I'm not sure that that's always really

the best way to approach things like this podcast, especially if it forces us out of just doing or saying what we genuinely feel,

whether we're right or wrong or whatever, being true to ourselves and letting the consequences follow.

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