Red Pill Blue Blood Luke Hanson

In this episode, I speak with Madison Palica, a self-described ex-Mormon. Obviously, there are some things that we disagree on, but you may be surprised about how much we agree on given my brief description. Among the things we discuss in this conversation is the history of the Church with communism and the UN, and particularly Madison's concern about the apparent involvement of Jeffery R Holland and David A Bednar with the “10 principles of climate repentance” announced last month at COP27.&...

This clip is taken from Ep. 14 - Frontlines of Religious Liberty: My BYU LGBTQ Protest Experience. In this clip, I discuss my experience of having our plans for a hymn-sing flash mob circumvented by the office of the general counsel. I explain why I think there is a double standard at play.

This clip is taken from Ep. 14 - Frontlines of Religious Liberty: My BYU LGBTQ Protest Experience. In this clip, I discuss what LGBTQ protesters see as the bounds of religious liberty and contrast that with what the Constitution and the Brethren see as true religious liberty.

This clip is taken from Ep. 14 - Frontlines of Religious Liberty: My BYU LGBTQ Protest Experience. In this clip I discuss Title IX, President Oaks securing religious exemptions, and the threat those exemptions are under from groups like the Black Menaces.

In this episode, I discuss the October 11th "Strikeout Queerphobia" protest buildup, event, and legal problems we ran into along the way. I also was able to include audio we got from interviews at the event to respond to their words directly.

Nathan Tenney is a BYU student with an interesting perspective on free speech and academic freedom. We sit down to discuss where we agree and disagree about what would make the best BYU education. Among many other angles we discuss, would it have been good for BYU to hire Hitler to increase academic freedom and diversity? Check out our Independent Student Newspaper: The Cougar ChronicleFollow BYU Conservatives on Instagram @byuconservatives