The Latter-day Freemen Podcast

President Biden announced last week that he would be instructing the CDC to extend the Trump administration's eviction moratorium that was implemented in March of 2020 due to Covid 19.  This move has been hailed as a showing of progressive bravery by many on the Left and condemned by many on the Right. But what are the principles and constitutional issues at play?  The Latter-day Freemen delve into this important issue from the perspective of the pillars of America and then discuss the constitutionality of this move by Biden. If you have a topic you'd like to see covered, you can contact the show at [email protected] or on our social media platforms.  

Government officials, pundits, and concerned citizens throughout the country are debating mandating vaccines to combat Covid 19, but would these policies be in harmony with the pillars of individual liberty and limited government? On this week's episode, the Latter-day Freemen discuss vaccine mandates from the perspective of the pillars of America, the different interests at play, and how latter-day saints can navigate this debate.

Is the free market moral? Many on both sides of the aisle increasingly are coming to the conclusion that it is not. In this episode, the Latter-day Freemen discuss the free market system, the moral principles that it is built on, and why we must defend this final pillar of America. For additional insights: Freedom and Free Enterprise- President Ezra Taft Benson The Proper Role of Government- President Ezra Taft Benson Repentance of Slavery- Elder Joseph F. Merrill Many Are Called But Few Are Chosen- Elder H. Verlan Andersen The Law by Frederic Bastiat Economics In One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt

In this week's episode of the Latter-day Freemen Podcast, the Latter-day Freemen are joined by Aaron Bullen of Pro-Life Utah to discuss the issue of abortion.  With Aaron, the Latter-day Freemen discuss the gospel perspective on the issue of abortion, responses to common pro-abortion arguments, and what we can we do to reduce the number of abortions in our county. We hope this discussion aids you in your defense of life. **Abortion is a very broad topic. In this discussion we did not have time to touch on pregnancies due to rape, incest, and instances where the health of the mother is at risk. We hope our thoughts aid you as you hold meaningful discussions on this contentious topic and help you stand for life.

What have the scriptures, prophets, and inspired individuals taught about the proper role of government? On this week's episode, the Latter-day Freemen discuss the inspired role of government and what we can do as citizens to keep it limited to its inspired role. For further reading: The Proper Role of Government- President Ezra Taft Benson The Constitution- A Heavenly Banner- President Ezra Taft Benson Defending Our Divinely Inspired Constitution- President Dallin H. Oaks The Church and the Present War- President David O. McKay The Law- Frederic Bastiat Federalist 51

On this week's episode, the Latter-day Freemen discuss one of the greatest books on liberty and the proper role of government ever written: The Law by Frederic Bastiat. Listen as the Latter-day Freemen share some of the highlights and timeless lessons for our time from this classic essay, including how to identify legal plunder, when government action is justified, and more. You can contact the show with ideas and suggestions at [email protected]

Does the Declaration of Independence still matter in 2021? Does it have anything to say to us and our times? On this week's episode of the Latter-day Freemen Podcast, the Latter-day Freemen discuss the relevance of the Declaration, the divine principles found in the Declaration, and what we, as latter-day saints, can do to live up to the legacy of the Declaration of Independence. Like, subscribe, and give us a 5 star review. Submit your questions and feedback at [email protected].

Critical Race Theory remains a hot topic in the United States today, so what is the Gospel perspective on issues like race, equity, and the founding of our nation?  Join the Latter-day Freemen as they discuss race, equity, and our Founding Fathers from the perspective of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and find clarity on these contentious and often confusing issues. You can contact the show on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and at [email protected]

John Adams said "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."  Why do we need to be a moral and religious people to be free? How are we to promote these moral and religious principles in society?  In episode 4 of The Latter-day Freemen Podcast, the Latter-day Freemen discuss the vital role morality and religion must play if we are to maintain a free and prosperous society. If there's a topic you'd like to see discussed on the show, contact the show on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or email us directly at [email protected]

Critical Race Theory has been the center of nationwide controversy with numerous states moving to ban it from their K-12 schools. But what IS Critical Race Theory? And how does it align with the Gospel of Jesus Christ?  On this week's episode, the Latter-day Freemen will answer these questions and more.

What is liberty?  Why should latter-day saints care about liberty?  Join the Latter-day Freemen and special guest, Richie Angel, as they discuss what liberty is, what its limits are, and why you should care.

Welcome to the Latter-day Freemen podcast! In the first episode, the Latter-day Freemen discuss why latter-day saints should be involved in politics, the principles our nation was founded upon, and the goal of the Latter-day Freemen podcast. If you'd like to email the show or have a topic suggestion, you can email us at [email protected]