Radio Free Mormon: 201: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 1

Radio Free Mormon

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🗓️ 15 October 2020

⏱️ 115 minutes

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Today RFM is joined by Jonathan Streeter of Thoughts on Things and Stuff to dissect the Saturday morning session of October 2020 General Conference! General Conference has never been so much fun!!!

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0:00.0	Actually, it's just saying it's live.
0:04.0	Dude, we're live. You're supposed to be quiet at this part.
0:07.0	Sorry about that.
0:08.0	Is the music playing?
0:10.0	Am I supposed to be saying,
0:11.0	one, two, three?
0:12.0	No. You're supposed to be quiet.
0:13.7	Okay, sorry.
0:14.7	Sorry.
0:15.7	We gotta wait till we have a viewer at least so one eyeball
0:18.1	can see this crap.
0:19.2	Okay.
0:20.8	We got four eyeballs.
0:21.8	Eight eyeballs, technically, unless one of them is blind. All right. Hold on here we go Oh, Testing one two three testing one two three.
0:47.0	testing one two three this is radio free Mormon on the air broadcasting
0:51.6	behind enemy lines.
0:53.0	Hello everybody it is I evil postage coming to you live from beautiful temple square
1:02.0	I mean no from from beautiful apostate internet where we are joining for discussion of general conference with Radio Free Mormon.
1:17.0	Yeah, here we go, everybody.
1:19.0	Hello and welcome to today's Coffee Talk episode.
1:22.0	We haven't done one of these in a while. Coffee Talk is where we usually Welcome to today's coffee talk episode.
1:22.5	We haven't done one of these in a while.
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