Hi, Mormon Stories listeners. This is John DeLin with a very brief set of announcements.

I'm super excited to announce at least three things. Here we go. Currently it's February 15th.

I want to let you know that on February 17th I'll be interviewing Tyler Glenn from the Neon Trees.

Please go to MormonStories.org if you want to provide questions for Tyler.

Also, I'm super excited to announce a new live event series for those who live in or near Salt Lake City.

It's called Mormon Stories Live. I am going to be holding a series of live events at a venue called Club Cafe West.

It's going to be at 50 West Broadway downtown in Salt Lake City. A couple times a month.

Our first Mormon Stories Live event is going to be February 17th, which is this Wednesday at 6pm.

The door is open for dinner. I hope to have dinner with a few of you.

In its 7, we are going to have an interview with a set of panelists dealing with the Utah Medical Cannabis Act.

We'll have a doctor who prescribes medical marijuana. We'll have a couple patients who use medical marijuana.

And at least one sort of active as lobbyist. Just to discuss cannabis and Mormonism, we hope that many of you will join us there.

Again, it's at Club Cafe 50 West at 50 West Broadway in downtown Salt Lake City.

Please join us if you can and look for more Mormon Stories Live events in the coming weeks and months.

And then finally, I'm most super excited to announce a retreat that I'm holding with Natasha Helfer Parker, April 1st through 3rd in Park City.

It's called a Religious Transitions retreat. We've held a few of these in the past.

And basically, the title is Healing Growth in Community in a Mormon Transition.

If you are transitioning away from orthodoxy in the LDS church, or if you've left the LDS church

in no longer attend or no longer remember this retreat is for you, we're going to have about 75 to 100 people there, hopefully.

And the topics include healing growth and positive mental health during and after a Mormon faith transition, strengthening your marriage and relationships.

After a Mormon transition, raising healthy children after a Mormon transition, communicating with believing loved ones,

healthy sexuality, Natasha Helfer Parker is a licensed sex therapist, healthy spirituality or secular spirituality after a Mormon transition,

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