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“I enjoyed the episode with former Sen. Gordon Smith speaking about losing his son to suicide, especially the message he relayed from Pres. Hinckley. One small criticism: the background music swelling at the end of the podcast while Sen. Smith was sharing his testimony was very distracting. Whenever I hear music swelling under an interview I assume the person is being cued to stop talking, or at least the host wants them to stop. Not the right vibe for a testimony. Save the music for the credits, IMO it only detracts from the actual interview. Very important information though, glad I listened.”
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United States of America ·
01/14/22
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“Thank you for all of your wonderful podcasts. They are always informative, authentic, and touch on real life experiences. I’ve enjoyed everyone of them. Keep them coming!
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“It was enlightening and heartbreaking to hear their story. So kind and generous of them to open the center for autism to help other families.”
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03/07/20
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“Grateful that they are touching on an important issue in the church’s culture and how we can address it with positivity and empathy”
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United States of America ·
08/30/19
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