Welcome to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love, hosted by Richard Osler.

Thank you for those of you that are ordering my book, that are sharing, that you've received the book on social media, that are leaving reviews on Amazon.

I really appreciate your support.

And the book is doing well.

It's mostly a credit to all of you that are part of the book.

There's so many stories of LGBTQ Latter-day Saints and parents and others.

So I appreciate your support of the book and encourage

that support to continue in any way you feel impressed. Our guest on today's podcast, Shifting

Gears, is my friend Lindsay. And I'm going to have you pronounce your last name, Lindsay. Tell

our listeners how to say your name. My name is Lindsay

Andrioski. I think it's Lithuanian. That is a cool name. Andrioski. Is that close

Andrioski? Yeah, that's it. This is an over-the-phone podcast listeners.

I'm in my home in Salt Lake City.

And Lindsay is a student at BYU, Idaho.

That's located in Rexburg, Idaho, as many as most of you know.

Lindsay is just turned 29.

She is in her second semester at BYU, Idaho. She's a vocal

performance major. She grew up in Arizona in Chino Valley, Arizona. She is active LDS. She would

like to marry a man in the temple. She identifies as LGBTQ, as sexual, aromantic. And we're going to talk more about that.

Lindsay and I offered a prayer that she would be able to share some thoughts that are helpful for you, our listeners.

Lindsay is also autistic.

She was diagnosed at about age 16.

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