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insight and the stories of our faith unfold. Welcome everybody to the Mormon newscast. This is

the Mormon newscast number 21. It is the 13th of May 24.

And I am joined by Radio Free Mormon and Rebecca Biblioteca.

How are you guys tonight?

Really great, fabulous.

I have to say that intro, I now kind of repeat that in my sleep.

The tapestry of Mormonism.

It is.

It's very soothing.

I like it.

That is your voice, isn't it, Rebecca? It my voice what's where it's AI it is I listen to my voice to go to sleep at

night I'm not surprised neither my audience tell me about it there was that one person who said

quit putting that music on so loud at the end because I've just drifted off and all of a sudden the music comes on. I go, whoa, whoa, what a, yeah, wakes them up. You're going to be responsible for at least a few heart attacks that take the lives of listeners. Yes, and bumped heads on those ceilings. Yes, yes. Well, I'm grateful that both of you are with, with me tonight. John DeLynn will likely join us late. He's got, I believe, a story here at some point as well. Folks, let me put up on the screen here, the thumbnail. And then just to share really quick.

You put the thumbnail back on there for a second, Bill. Is that Quaku on there in the bottom right?

That's Quaku down there in the bottom right. I just want to know, when is he going to give his grandmother her pearl necklace back? Yeah. Yeah. She's going to miss it pretty soon. And then the cops are going to get called and things are going to go south, I tell you. He's wearing pearl necklaces in a lot of pictures. So. Everyone does it now. And as long as you have pearls to clutch and reasons to clutch them,

you've got to wear it. That's right. Maybe it's just Burstown. I don't know.

There we go. So on tonight's show, folks, we're going to cover the New York Times recent article

on changes that the church made to Mormon missionary attire. The changes were made some time ago,

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