For centuries they lay hidden in clay jars in remote cliff-side caves near the Dead Sea, but now you and your family can see the Dead Sea Scrolls in 10 US cities, including at The Leonardo in Salt Lake City right now through April 2014. And ev

Calling all Gospel Doctrine Teachers!

Oct 24th, 2013 23m 1s

What was temple worship like in Old and New Testament times? What ancient symbolism might be enlightening to us as we worship in our Latter-day temples? The 2013 Sidney B. Sperry Symposium taking place this Saturday on the BYU Provo campus a

Seeing the Holy Land through spiritual eyes, with Kyle Woodruff

Jun 28th, 2013 30m 34s

So here’s a question; if you could visit Israel and go to all the places you’ve read about and dreamed of experiencing, using every sense but sight--meaning you wouldn't see a thing--would you still want to go? Would it be worth it?Kyle Woodr

"Hearts and Minds" with Kayson Brown

Jun 13th, 2013 27m 7s

Motivating and inspiring young people to do their best is always a good thing, but how to do it? In the case of the members of the Lyceum Philharmonic Orchestra, director Kayson Brown seems to have found just the right formula for inspiring ex

Seek Ye the Face of Christ - J. Kirk Richards

Apr 4th, 2013 31m 4s

What if you wanted to paint the being you worship? You might worry that you don’t have the skill, but what about an even more basic consideration; is it right to even try?If you do try, then what kind of representation should you use? Classic

The 23rd Annual Hunger Banquet at BYU

Mar 14th, 2013 10m 16s

The word “banquet” conjures up the image of a feast; delicious food and lots of it, but for the past 22 years, students at BYU have hosted a Hunger Banquet – a banquet where the goodies are not doled out equally. In fact, most of the attendees

Backyard Winter Gardening with Caleb Warnock

Jan 17th, 2013 17m 24s

It’s the middle of winter here in North America – the time for snow and freezing temperatures, and the time when nothing grows in the garden. At least that’s what most of us have come to think. But you might be surprised to know just how muc

A Hometown Christmas with Cori Connors

Dec 19th, 2012 26m 15s

There’s nothing like a hometown Christmas — a Christmas when you were together with family, when the high school choir set the mood for the season with their concerts, and when you saw and waved to your neighbors as they scurried among the down

Couple from LDS Charities serves Syrian refugees in Jordan

Nov 29th, 2012 22m 6s

The "Arab Spring” has swept across the Middle East this year, bringing new freedoms to people in a number of nations, but in Syria, the winter approaches and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees who have fled the fighting by crossing into T

Musical Journeys and Time Machines, with BYU's Classical 89 streaming world-wide

Sep 14th, 2012 23m 37s

It used to be that if you wanted hear music, you had to make it yourself, or find someone else who could make it. Nowadays we can carry thousands of the greatest recordings ever made right in our pocket. That part has changed. What hasn't ch

'The Waiting Place,' new music from Calee Reed

Aug 31st, 2012 24m 47s

When Calee Reed lets go with her big, hearty, infectious laugh, you can't help but laugh along. And when she sings of joy or of holding on through heartbreak, it's hard not to feel that you know exactly what she means. I guess that's the beau

Come Sing With Us in Israel!

Jul 20th, 2012 21m 14s

"Next year in Jerusalem!" The Jews have said it for centuries. For all who love the scriptures, visiting the Holy Land fills your heart and mind with feelings and images which rush back every time you open those sacred pages. And some of the mo

Clive Romney: Committing our Ancestors' Lives to Art

Jul 6th, 2012 30m 44s

For decades Clive Romney has been a solid session player, writer, producer, recording engineer, arranger and performer on the Utah music scene, but it wasn't until a change of heart in his 50's that he found what he describes as his true callin

Making friends and spreading the word in Nauvoo, Illinois

Jun 15th, 2012 23m 39s

Summer is a busy season in Nauvoo, Illinois, especially if you are in charge of letting everyone know about the various events and shows happening every day.In this audio interview, Elder Verl Doman talks about the work he and his wife, Sister

Eric Samuelsen: Finding Spirituality in Unexpected Places

May 25th, 2012 32m 31s

Recently retired BYU theater professor Eric Samuelsen has always connected spirituality with art, but he finds that connection in a lot of places where most people wouldn't think to look—like a ballgame or a rap song, or even zombie movies.In t

'When I Can't Speak,' a retrospective album from Tyler Castleton

May 11th, 2012 31m 32s

You've heard his songs for nearly two decades, but maybe you didn't know that songwriter, arranger, and producer Tyler Castleton was the man behind the music.This new 17-track collection album includes some of Tyler’s most requested songs, as w

'Be Still,' the new album of hymns from William Joseph

Apr 27th, 2012 25m 22s

LDS pianist William Joseph is known for being a protegé of super producer David Foster, and his first two albums have wowed listeners and audiences alike with virtuosic performances. Now his new release, "Be Still," features an entirely differ

The Inner City Project--a chance to serve from home

Apr 20th, 2012 27m 54s

Whether you're finding an apartment for someone newly homeless, explaining to a foreign refugee what a flush toilet is, or connecting addicts with resources for recovery, the Inner City Project has something nearly anyone can do to fulfill Chri

'As a Child of God,' new music for children from Janice Kapp Perry

Apr 13th, 2012 25m 50s

She's been writing music for decades, but never loses her enthusiasm for writing for children. Ever wonder what her favorite song is from her catalog? How she combines research and relaxing to create?In this audio interview about her new album

'Peace I give unto you," a Palestinian Relief Society President shares her story

Apr 5th, 2012 27m 39s

What would you do if you were the only Latter-day Saint you knew in your entire country and the only way to attend sacrament meeting was to get over, around, or through a massive wall meant to keep you and your people out? And how would you ma

'Higher,' the new album from Mercy River

Mar 30th, 2012 24m 32s

The popular all-mom trio, Mercy River, is back with a mix of well-known inspirational music and originals that reflect their own life experiences.In this audio interview Soni, Brooke, and Whitney talk about the usefulness of onstage humiliation

'Make Known His Wonderful Works' - Video of the LDS International Art Competition 2012

Mar 23rd, 2012 35m 6s

A video presentation of the audio interview including visuals of all the various works discussed. Click Here to view.

'Make Known His Wonderful Works' - 9th LDS International Art Competition

Mar 22nd, 2012 35m 2s

Rita R. Wright, Curator of Art and Artifacts at the Church History Museum walks us through the new exhibit featuring nearly 200 different works in a variety of genres. Her enthusiasm for art and the gospel is infectious and you'll be glad for

Utah's LDS Dems credit 1st Presidency letter for record-breaking caucus turnout

Mar 16th, 2012 26m 49s

Utah State Democratic Party Chairman Jim Debakis was delighted with the soaring numbers of LDS Utahns who turned out for the Democratic Party's caucus meetings last Tuesday, and Craig Janis, head of outreach for the newly launched LDS Dems Cauc

'Glory!' the virtuosic new recording from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square

Mar 11th, 2012 30m 8s

This new album features masterworks, sacred anthems, a folk hymn, a song from the Broadway stage, and selections from some of the most eminent film composers of our day. Included are jubilant renditions of “Ode to Joy” from Beethoven’s Ninth Sy