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

Osler. Several weeks ago, I was on another platform, my friend Tate Arnold, who had me on his

platform at Instagram called Over Soul. That's the word over three underscores soul.

And I shared on that platform a few things for an hour and a half.

My call to be an ally and sometimes the cost of that road.

My advice to those that are suicidal, we talked about supporting LGBTQ people and God's love for all of his children.

So this episode is just going to be that episode. I'm going to sign off in a minute or two. And if you want to, you can listen to me sharing some vulnerable thoughts at times on Tate Arnold's platform.

Tate Arnold is doing great work.

I encourage you to check out his really well done and thoughtful oversaw podcast.

Tate Arnold, I know him because he served a mission with our son, Matt, and they became great friends

and still remain great friends.

And everybody I talked to that have served with Tate loves Tate Arnold in those days.

And the big mind he has, the great heart he has, and the desire he has to help everybody

feel God's love.

So this is Richard Osler signing

out from my intro to my own podcast. And thank you, Tate Arnold, for having me on your platform.

This is Papa Osler. And Papa Osler, why don't you just start by telling us a little bit about

what your mission is with all you've been doing on your podcast and your calling?

Well, first, I'd like to give a shout out to you, Tate. Thank you. I became aware of you through my son, our son, Matt, who served with you in Sydney, Australia. And his letters started to talk about you. You spent some time together and just this bright,

kind, thoughtful fellow missionary who's continued to be his friend. And ever since I started read about you, I've been intrigued about you and we've crossed past a couple times, but it doesn't

surprise me you've started a podcast and are doing all the work you're

doing to help all of Heavenly Father's children feel loved and supported. So it's an honor to be on

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