COVID-19: Did it bring families closer?

Quarantines and restrictions forced families to spend more time together during the pandemic. Are families closer as a result? Hosts Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic talk with experts and families how the spread of the coronavirus and the shutdowns that followed provided the opportunity for them to grow closer. 

Families, Farms, and Coronavirus: How Utah moves forward

Utahns came together to help their neighbors and friends through the COVID-19 pandemic. But it wasn’t always easy to assist. From government regulations forcing farmers to dump tons of food to health care inequities hurting the most vulnerable, people had to get creative. KSL Newsradio’s Kelli Pierce and John Wojcik speak with the people calling for change and making a difference. 

If You Cannot Go, Send: Ministering in a pandemic   

Boyd Matheson explores in-depth The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints‘ response to the coronavirus pandemic from the massive humanitarian outreach effort with Project Protect, to prayerful worldwide fasts, and the ministry of modern apostles. In times of restricted travel, economic uncertainty, and emotional upheaval, The Church has shown that it is now more important than ever that whatsoever place you cannot go, you shall send, as they sending relief, comfort, and guidance to the corners of the world. 

Quarantined Faith:  Exploring devotion from a distance 

Utah has always been a state known for faith, but how have the people of varying faiths adapted practicing their devotion from a distance during the COVID pandemic? Host Maria Shilaos looks at the unique way different beliefs are accommodating their worship and service from digital Sunday school to staying connected online.