Good evening, everybody. It's actually morning. Good morning, everybody. It is Saturday morning. This is Radio

Freemormon. I am here with you for my April 2025 LDS General Conference post-mortem, where I watch all

five sessions of General Conference, so you don't have to.

I just got done watching.

The morning session, Saturday morning session, general conference, it was two hours, it was jam-packed.

There's actually quite a bit to talk about in this session of general conference, so I'm going to try and keep it to a minimum.

But first, a few words

of introduction. I have done this as the postmortem for several years now. I'm going to continue

to call it that, but I want to do this more like a telethon today, if that's okay with everybody.

Because every year when I was a kid, I used to look forward to Labor Day, was the only thing I

looked forward to about Labor Day because school is about to start, and I dreaded that, of course.

But at least right before school started, there was Labor Day, a three-day weekend. And in that

weekend was the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon, where it would be Jerry Lewis and all of his

friends that you could get to come and perform.

But they would start around, I think it was Sunday, late afternoon, evening that they would start.

They'd go all night.

And then they'd end sometime late afternoon on Monday.

And Jerry Lewis would sing when you walk through the storm.

And they'd try and raise money to find the cure for muscular dystrophy.

And so that was a big part of my childhood growing up.

And I thought maybe, maybe we'll just go ahead and we'll do that here today.

Sorry, I was just looking down at a text message, which was from Rebecca Biblioteca asking,

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