Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Year Palae podcast.

I'm your host, Lindsay, and I am interviewing one of my most favorite people on this planet, Terrell Musser. Terrell, can you say hello?

Hello.

Now, I'm not just joking, Terrell has become, like, family to me. He's, uh, he's, I call him my soul sister.

He's somebody that I just absolutely adore, and it's probably one of the best things to come out of the

Musser name.

How do you feel about that, Terrell?

It's an honor to even get to know you and thank you for the kind words.

And, you know, I just want to live up to my name.

I mean, the Musher's have a a good name and they are good people.

Terrell, let's start with who you are and then we'll get into talking about what we're going to talk

about. Today I've asked Terrell to talk about what is happening with the FLDS right now and the status

of Short Creek. Who is Lyle Jeff's? Why does it capture matter and all of that?

But first, Terrell, let's talk about you. Tell us where you were born, who you are, and why you're

on the podcast. So my name is Terrell Musser. I was actually born in Sandy, Utah. And in 1987,

my dad moved his family from Salt Lake to Hilldale, Utah.

And I grew up in Hilldale, Utah, my whole young adult and growing up life.

And when I was 18, I ended up leaving that religion and striking out on my own.

And I was gone for about 12 years.

And two and a half years ago, I moved back home into the house that I was raised in.

And when I got back at home, you know, the town was really, really dead and just tired and it looked terrible.

It wasn't the town that I grew up in.

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