How do we have difficult discussions? How do we remain respectful when discussing topics that can be sensitive? Just in time for your Thanksgiving festivities, Sarah and Mason remind us that living in an echo chamber can be warm, comfortable, and soothing… but it can also be destructive or at a minimum boring. So tell your racist in-laws to pass the green bean casserole, ask your homophobic Grandma to toss you some gravy and chew the fat with your cousins who voted differently than you because we are gonna get through this...together.

Mason: So let me talk specifically about what this is about. A lot of it comes from Sarah complaining about the fact that people keep blaming her for where I am. And I understand that. In fact, if I could be vulnerable for a moment, I've done that. Not to you.

Sarah: Yes, to me.

Mason: But I've done that in other situations. Okay, maybe I've done that to you too.

Sarah: Yes, to me

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What is faith? What are facts? How are faith and facts intertwined, and how do they differ? How does this connect to blind faith or faith without evidence? This week’s episode of Unpacking Mormonism tackles these compelling questions, proving that this topic is as relevant as ever. With Mason at the helm alongside family friend Ian, prepare for an engaging and uplifting experience!