# John Hatch

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IJSH72 - SHAFTESBURY - 18th July 2025

This episode (no. 72) was recorded at The Gold Hill Museum in Shaftesbury on 18th July 2025, as part of The Shaftesbury Fringe Festival. The panellists were Richie Rands, Elaine Barratt and Tim Biglowe, and the host was Richard Pulsford. We presented the following On This Day topics before going …

Building A Global Zion: The Life And Vision Of David O. Mckay with Brian Q. Cannon

Author Brian Q. Cannon sits down with editorial manager John Hatch to discuss his new book, Building a Global Zion: The Life and Vision of David O. McKay. The interview offers an up-close look at how McKay’s compassion and love for others shaped his leadership and his global vision for building uni…

Educating Zion: The Diaries of Ernest L. Wilkinson, 1952-1971

Award-winning historian Gary Bergera joins John Hatch to talk about the complicated legacy of Ernest L. Wilkinson, who served as BYU president from 1951–71. From Wilkinson’s dogged determination, to the challenges he posed for church presidents David O. McKay and Harold B. Lee, Bergera unpacks how …

The Quiet Between the Notes with Jon Hatch

In this engaging interview, Jon Hatch shares how he balances a successful real estate career with his passions for fly fishing and storytelling. Discover insights on work-life harmony, the power of storytelling in branding, and the importance of taking time to reset and enjoy life's passions. Chap…

539: Moving Beyond Toxic "Outrage"

This episode was conceived as a supplement to the previous one, the two-parter 537–538: Being "Good and Mad" within Mormonism,  featuring Kristine Haglund. It certainly serves well as that but ended up being more of a full episode than originally envisioned. In particular, the topic is the potent e…

260: Introversion and the Mormon Experience

No two individuals are exactly alike, and no schema can fully capture our particular essence or personality. Yet it is sometimes helpful to speak about different temperaments or "personality types." One of the largest personality type groupings distinguishes between "extroverts" and "introverts," w…

212: A Fresh Look at Mitt Romney

Beginning shortly after the close of his 2012 presidential bid, Mitt Romney has kept a pretty low profile. However, the recent Sundance Film Festival has forced some renewed public attention on him with the screening of the documentary, Mitt, by filmmaker Greg Whiteley, along with the film's availa…

Parents Should Be Parents: Lou Brady on the Autism App Named for His Stepson

Community Health Collective Host: Jill Steeley Who carries the forms when a child is diagnosed with autism? Usually the parent. In this episode, Jill talks with Lou Brady, CEO of Family Health Center of Worcester in Worcester, Massachusetts, about the idea at the center of his work: "the family is…