Welcome to at last she said it. A podcast where women of faith come together to acknowledge

that it's complicated and support each other while we figure it out.

Hello I'm Cynthia Wynward, and it's nice to be with you today.

I'm here with my good podcast buddy Susan Hinckly.

How are you today, Susan?

I'm good, Cynthia. How are you? I'm fine. It's a cold day, but it's sunny, so I'm kind of sitting in a sunny window talking to you recording a podcast. It's kind of a good setup here. I'm happy for it.

Sounds perfect to me.

Sunshine.

So today, this is a topic that Susan and I, again,

one of the topics we've had on our list from the very beginning when we started this podcast and we're calling this episode

Creativity is next to godliness and

Susan will explain in a minute why was this so important to her why of all topics was this one that was on our list from the very beginning of this but

first maybe some of our listeners are thinking this doesn't seem like a very more many churchy topic right to talk about

creativity but the more I thought about this and and I've kind of thought Susan creating these

Podcast is like writing a church talk every week. Don't you think it is very much? I

Yeah, we're putting I read reading scriptures and I'm

reading talks and I'm reading you know thinking about this and pondering and

praying and and the more I pondered about this topic,

the more I thought this might be one of our most theological

conversations that we're going to have about creativity.

So I'm excited to go ahead and jump into it with you.

As soon as we decided we were going to talk about this, I immediately thought of one of my most favorite little, I don't know, Mormon messages.

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