Testing 1,2,3 testing 1,2,3 this is Radio Free Mormon on the air broadcasting behind

Enemy Lines. Tonight's episode General Conference McNuggets. Well, it has been six months now since

April, General Conference of 2019. We are in the midst of the preparation for and delivery of the

October General Conference. Time certainly flies when you're having fun. And I want you to know

that Radio Free Mormon is definitely having fun doing this podcast and reporting on all things

Mormon. But the fact is that there are so many things to comment on in Mormonism today that I am

not able to get to everything that I want to get to when I want to get to it. For example, I still

have some items from the April General Conference that I want to talk about before it fades forever

in the past. In my defense, I have done a couple of episodes dealing with talks from the April

General Conference. One of those was titled Why Are Mormons So Fake. And in that podcast, my intent

was to do the podcast I want to do tonight. But I started with the first talk in the Saturday Morning

Session of General Conference, which was given by the new Apostle on the block Elder Ulysses Suarez.

My goal there was simply to make a few comments about his talk and then move on to a few other

comments that I had on talks given by subsequent speakers. Not going into depth, but lightly touching

upon points of interest that I found in different things that were said. But I found myself rapidly

getting so involved in what Elder Suarez said and digging deeper and deeper that I ended up doing

an entire podcast just on his talk alone. And once again, that podcast was titled Why Are Mormons

So Fake. My most recent podcast unanswered prayers dealt with two talks from the April General

Conference, one from the morning session on Saturday and one from the afternoon session on Sunday.

And once again, I managed to get myself way in deep on those talks. Not only dealing with the

words themselves, but also seeking to discover the meaning behind the words. And I threw in a couple

of missionary stories of my own for good measure. The reason this podcast is titled General

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