Ep. 339 Doctrine & Covenants 91-93: Are You Ready for the Answer?
Summary In this episode of the My Scripture Streak podcast, Jeffery continues his study in the Doctrine and Covenants, beginning with Section 91 on the Apocrypha, moving through Section 92, and into the profound teachings of Section 93. He emphasizes the critical role of the Holy Ghost in discernin…
My Body, My Choice - But Only Sometimes: Deconstructing the Religious and Political Hypocrisy Behind America's Growing Vaccine Resistance Movement
Mike examines Florida's groundbreaking decision to eliminate all school vaccine mandates, exposing how genuine religious concerns have been hijacked by political movements. With vaccine exemptions at record highs and measles cases surging, this episode unpacks the dangerous intersection of Christia…
Antifa, Atheism, and the New War on Free Thought
The U.S. government is testing the limits of the First Amendment. In one week, Pam Bondi promised prosecutions for “hate speech,” the FCC threatened ABC over Jimmy Kimmel’s jokes, and Trump labeled Antifa a terrorist organization.
In this Mike Drop, I argue why labeling ideas as terrorism is a dang…
Ep. 365: Doctrine & Covenants 107:49-85 Order, Priesthood, and Peace
Summary In this episode, Jeffery reflects on Doctrine and Covenants 107 while also connecting the scriptures to the present moment with the passing of President Russell M. Nelson and the upcoming reorganization of the First Presidency. He explores the genealogy of priesthood ordinations from Adam t…
Index Concentration, Domicile Debates and the Growing Divide Between Domestic and Global Benchmarks
Episode 74 comes at you from inside the 26th Annual TD Securities Portfolio Management and Market Structure Conference held in Toronto in early November. In this episode, we replay a panel discussion with executives from the leading benchmark providers MSCI, S&P and FTSE-Russell alongside an index…
"I'm Not Homophobic, It's Just God", Purity Culture, Gas Station Epiphanies, & The Judas Paradox (BWAH Ep 8)
Welcome to the first broadcast of 2026. In this episode of Breakfast with a Heathen, we kick off the year by tackling the outrage over a New York mayor swearing in on a Quran and why Christian Nationalists ignore the irony when it comes to their own Bible.
I share a personal story from my teenage y…
Episode 159: Scandal, Fiction, and Faith: The Epstein Files Distraction and Evolving Gender Roles
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In this episode, Matt, Shawn, and Porter tackle a series of high-stakes headlines and "The Big Question" regarding the future of traditional norms.
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0:00 – Introduction and Audio Quality
Matt discusses the recent technical fixes to the podcast audio and the impor…
Easter Sunday, Holy Wars, and the Toddler Who Ate the Apple
Recorded on Easter Sunday 2026, this episode of Breakfast with a Heathen leans into the holiday with characteristic irreverence and intellectual honesty. Mike opens by questioning why ham became the official meal of the resurrection and only gets more pointed from there. The conversation covers rel…
Market On Close (MOC) Mechanisms Part 3 – What Traders Need to Know About APAC MOC Facilities?
In Episode 82, we complete our round the world review of global market on close mechanisms with a trip through the APAC region. Joining us for the APAC discussion are two regional market structure experts: Winnie Khattar, Head of Market Development for Blackrock in the Asia Pacific Region; and Khas…
Episode 176: Gen Z's Career Dilemma, Declining Fertility, the Temple Steeple Dispute, and Is Church Culture Creating a Retention Gap for Young Women?
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In this episode of The Latter-day Lens, Matt, Shawn, and Porter reunite to tackle a fascinating mix of listener mail and heavy-hitting social data. From a deep dive into the nuances of the abortion debate to economic realities facing Gen Z, the team breaks down current events throu…
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