Hello. That was a very quick introduction. Hi, I am Renee Stilman, the host of She

She Became Visible. And I am just doing a quick live stream yard to tell you about the podcast that I have coming up.

Two things. I want to address the latest BYU address that was given by David Glenn Hatch.

And I want to use that as a segue to introduce you to my podcast that I will be airing next week.

We normally broadcast on Sunday mornings,

but because it is Easter, I am moving it to Monday.

I really kind of like Monday.

I might be moving it to Mondays permanently.

But in the meantime, this coming Monday, which will be, where's my phone?

Okay, today is the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, I think it's the 11th. Let me check really quick.

Monday is the 10th. Okay, so Monday the 10th. Monday the 10th at 10 a.m. Pacific time, I will be interviewing

Chanel Achenbach. Many of you may remember her from her Mormon stories that she did in January

of this year. She did a long Mormon stories. I think it was four part.

It might have only been three, but I think it might have been a four part.

So there were poor, poor Chanel.

I don't know how she sat there for that long, but I'm going to be interviewing her.

We're going to be talking about her faith journey.

And we're also going to be talking about her feelings of being

marginalized and the racism in the Mormon Church. And that leads me to my review of the David

Glenn Hatch performance. And I will use the word performance that he gave at BYU,

just a few days ago.

And of course, it is blowing up all over the media.

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