I am so grateful to Richard Ostler, host of the Listen, Learn, and Love podcast, for joining me on this episode! Richard uses his platform to give a voice to those who feel they may not have one, and is a true ambassador of Christ.

Here are a few links to things mentioned during the episode:

My episode on Richard's podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/24CpzktBau7rNlpzLz93mU?si=b74dc2ea0dd04745

Richard Ostler Chapter on Solving Porn Use: www.dropbox.com/s/w2ex40l4se85wku…0Culture.pdf?dl=0

Richard Ostler Liahona Article: www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensig…se?lang=eng

I Stand At The Door Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1lvmvY3ZsZmQw97BdrHL7r

This episode is very near and dear to my heart! Bishop Hilton was the very first person I opened up to about this and through his incredible ability to be an instrument in the hands of God, has greatly impacted my life for the better.

In this episode, we talk about when it's the right time to talk to a bishop (hint, it's always the right time), advice for leaders who may not know what to say, and why this is a cause to care about.

Bishop Hilton, you are so full of light. Thank you for being one of the reasons this podcast exists!

This episode is the first of a multi-part series specifically addressing this conversation with leaders. In this episode, I'm joined by Brother Mark Macdonald, a father, institute teacher, chaplain, former mission president, and incredible disciple of Jesus Christ. We discuss how and when to have this conversation with leaders, why it feels so scary, and share advice for those who may have had negative experiences with leaders in the past.

Thank you, Brother Macdonald, for helping us open up this conversation and approaching every question with Christlike charity.

It's good to be back! :)