Podcast appearances and mentions of richie steadman

Richie Steadman - Oh no, a customer complaint!Receiving a bad review can be disheartening, but are you reacting impulsively or taking the time to understand the full story? How do you ensure clients feel heard and valued even when they're dissatisfied? In this episode, Richie Steadman shares his first refund experience in 15 years, offering valuable lessons on managing complaints and protecting your business's reputation. We discuss how crucial communication is in avoiding misunderstandings and making strategic decisions to maintain client relationships without compromising your business.Listen to this new episode for insights on managing bad reviews and ensuring long-term business success through effective communication and thoughtful resolutions.About Richie: Richie T Steadman is the owner of Best DJ In Utah, Utah's highest and most rated dj company. Richie has been in business for himself for 6 years and been in the entertainment for over 20 years.Social handle: @bestdjinutahWebsite: bestdjinutah.comEpisode Summary: In this episode of "Wedding Business Solutions," I welcome Richie Steadman to discuss handling bad reviews in the wedding industry. Richie shares a challenging situation involving a DJ complaint from a wedding he managed, detailing his thoughtful and strategic response. Together, we explore the importance of not reacting impulsively, understanding client expectations, and resolving disputes professionally to protect your business's reputation. Richie recounts investigating the complaint, having direct conversations, and negotiating a partial refund with a non-disparagement agreement. We emphasize the value of resolving grievances to prevent negative reviews, sharing personal anecdotes and practical advice for long-term business success. Join us for insights and strategies to handle dissatisfied clients effectively.If you have any questions about anything in this, or any of my podcasts, or have a suggestion for a topic or guest, please reach out directly to me at Alan@WeddingBusinessSolutions.com or visit my website Podcast.AlanBerg.com Please be sure to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review (thanks, it really does make a difference). If you want to get notifications of new episodes and upcoming workshops and webinars, you can sign up at www.ConnectWithAlanBerg.com  View the full transcript on Alan's site: https://alanberg.com/blog/Coming to Wedding MBA this year? Join me for a sales workshop, only 25 seats. Use this link to save $20 off your ticket:https://events.alanberg.com/LV1112#/buyTickets?promoCode=EarlyBird I'm Alan Berg. Thanks for listening. If you have any questions about this or if you'd like to suggest other topics for "The Wedding Business Solutions Podcast" please let me know. My email is Alan@WeddingBusinessSolutions.com. Look forward to seeing you on the next episode. Thanks. Listen to this and all episodes on Apple Podcast, YouTube or your favorite app/site: Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/weddingbusinesssolutions YouTube: www.WeddingBusinessSolutionsPodcast.tv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3sGsuB8 Stitcher: http://bit.ly/wbsstitcher Google Podcast: http://bit.ly/wbsgoogle iHeart Radio: https://ihr.fm/31C9Mic Pandora: http://bit.ly/wbspandora ©2024 Wedding Business Solutions LLC & AlanBerg.com

This week's Friday Fun took a little more planning than I normally do for a Friday Fun episode. The card said to "Allow a Podcast Takeover by another Podcaster." I reached out to a friend, Richie Steadman, who hosts the show in podcast form, The Cultural Hall (https://theculturalhall.com/), and in true Takeover style, he took the reins.  Share your thoughts and ideas with me if you have something you'd like to address--or if you need some advice on your own bad boss. Have you joined the Bad Boss Survivors group? Visit us here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/badbosssurvivors Want to chat? I'd love to help you figure out your own happiness. You can get on my schedule by emailing me at ken@kenwilliamscoaching.com  

God can be found in the most unlikely of places. That's what my friend, Richie Steadman, learned when he decided follow and unusual prompting to attend Clown School. Sometimes God inspires you to do very strange things and it's likely that you won't understand why...but it might just change you life.Listen to Richie's previous episode herehttps://us04web.zoom.us/j/71543486942?pwd=7lVEjYljIuUuDnUbjRAZBnuMta9zX8.1

My friend Richie Steadman (active LDS, podcaster, DJ, great human) joins us to share some of his story. Richie talks about how life, following his successful mission in Cleveland, took some unexpected turns which included Richie being out of the Church for several years. Richie is open about that and how he navigated not only the mistakes he made but painful church experiences around those mistakes that didn't feel like Jesus. Richie also talks about his many interests and how we found his way to a steady career—a story that is very helpful for younger Latter-day Saints whose career interests may not fit into the nice tidy box of Church culture expectations. Richie also shares the backstory of starting The Cultural Hall Podcast twelve years ago—one of the very first Latter-day Saint themed podcast that is approaching 700 episodes. A podcast that is doing much good in our community. He also talks about his work professionally to help other podcasters get their efforts off the ground. Thank you, my friend Richie, for being on the podcast and all your good work. Podcast Links (feel free to add more): The Cultural Hall Podcast: https://www.theculturalhallpodcast.com/

Jeff & Cathy recorded this interview on 8/24/22 with Richie Steadman from The Cultural Hall (episode 625, released 9/4/22) about the life and legacy of Minerva Teichert. You can now enjoy this rich conversation on LILY Pod, with elements woven throughout of following the spirit and finding purpose in life. The first 2 segments include fun stories about Minerva and how she played a role in our love story from beyond the veil. The 3rd (last) segment is about our mission and purpose with Love In Later Years (LILY). Anytime is a great time for more love in your life! If you enjoy this episode, be sure to SuBsCriBe to LILY Pod and to The Cultural Hall. Find Jeff & Cathy online @loveinlateryears and Richie @RichieTSteadman and @TheCulturalHall. Thanks for listening!

Richie Steadman talks openly about his excommunication in his early 20s. He shares his experience with a church court and how he salvaged his confidence to come back despite the challenges. Richie also shares how he worked through the shame and guilt from being excommunicated and offers powerful perspective and advice for those who struggle with the church culture and their church membership.

Richie Steadman of The Cultural Hall Podcast asked me more about some Mormon groups. We'll talk not just about some old Mormon groups, but discuss MHA, Sunstone, and the JWHA. Richie:  The other thing I want to ask you is you said you became a member of the Mormon History Association. Where do I pay […] The post Mormon History Groups (Part 5 of 6) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. What do bears, ghosts, and eleven year-olds have in common? We have stories about all of them on today's episode of The Apple Seed! "Snow White and Rose Red" by Susan Strauss from Dreams of Animals: Myths and Personal Stories of Animals (2:21) Radio Family Journal: "Bucket of Fish" by Sam Payne (17:13) Daily Mix: "The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd" with Richie Steadman (22:50) "Ghost Dog" by Brian "Fox" Ellis from Under An Irish Oak (31:29) "Eleven Years Old and Willing to Help" by Kate Dudding from Young People Who Made a Difference (45:47) "What Laura Couldn't Say" by Jay O'Callahan from Dancing With Fire (51:07)

Richie Steadman once found himself in a situation he never could've imagined: excommunicated from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It was an unexpected note in the life of someone who had otherwise been a devoted member of the Church his entire life. But even while he worked toward being rebaptized, Steadman never missed a Sunday of church. In the years since, he has devoted much of his personal time and resources to giving voice to fellow Latter-day Saints on his podcast, The Cultural Hall. “The only thing I can ever be perfect in is never giving up.”  Show Notes 3:34- No Status Quo  6:02- Clarity in Church Membership 7:48- A Missionary 13:00- Excommunicated 18:03- A Decision to Stay 19:30- Zero Barrier to Entry 21:33- God's Plan to Forgive 28:05- Enjoying the Blessings of the Gospel 29:43- Interfaith Marriage 33:19- The Cultural Hall 41:26- Walking Alongside Each Other 45:30- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Find the full episode transcript at ldsliving.com/allin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. A good meal uses a variety of ingredients and flavors to create a unique dish. Stories are much the same. Each plot differs, the characters are full of both virtues and flaws, they can be happy, sad, thoughtful, and anywhere in between. We have a large variety of tales and songs for you today. One is about a diamondback rattlesnake who participated in the Civil War, another details the tale of how a girl found a story to tell to her class. We have several real life stories about dogs from Dan Keding, and a song from John McCutcheon about an outlaw who may have been more good than bad, if you pay attention. You'll hear from Donna Ingham, Bill Harley, Dan Keding, and John McCutcheon, all in today's episode. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Diamond Bill” by Donna Ingham from Tall Tales and Outright Lies (2:52) Radio Family Journal: "Barclay, Nevada" by Sam Payne (17:27) The Daily Mix: “M.A.S.H” with Richie Steadman (22:54) “Sarah's Story” by Bill Harley from Come on Out & Play (31:44) “Dog Stories” by Dan Keding from The Gypsy Wagon and Other Neighborhood Tales (46:20) “Pretty Boy Floyd” by John McCutcheon from This Land: Woody Guthrie's America (53:08)

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. If you've ever pulled a prank without first considering the consequences, cared for a pet with limitations, or if you've ever pondered over the creation of the earth, then you're sure to enjoy today's episode. You'll hear stories from Adam Booth, Dan Keding, and Diane Edgecomb. You'll also hear another entry in Sam's Radio Family Journal about a house in the woods, as well as a conversation with our friend, Richie Steadman, about a family-friendly podcast. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “The Ice Cream Truck” by Adam Booth from 210 (2:25) Radio Family Journal: "House in the Woods" by Sam Payne (18:11) The Daily Mix: “The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd” with Richie Steadman (24:16) “Rudy and the Roller Skate” by Dan Keding from Rudy and the Roller Skate (32:37) “The Voice of the Creator” by Diane Edgecomb from In the Groves (49:40)

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. Children always have the most fantastical stories. But, they aren't the only ones. Adults have their fair share of stories from the past that can make us question if they are real or imaginary! Growing up can be full of ups and downs, and each moment becomes a new story that can be shared later. Remember each moment; you never know when it will become a treasured story for later down the line. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “The Sears Roebuck Baby” by Fran Yardley from The Sears Roebuck Baby (2:11) Radio Family Journal: "Three Dates at Once" by Sam Payne (15:46) The Daily Mix: "My Side of the Mountain" with Richie Steadman (21:37) “The New Car” by Donald Davis from The Time Machine (29:15) “123 Year Old Washboard Player” by David Holt from Live and Kickin' at the National Storytelling Festival (50:30)

A KSL employee receives a letter after talking about suicide prevention on the radio. It's from a man living on death row, who tells the story of how a little mouse helped him endure a period of darkness and despair. But is that inmate, Doug Lovell, telling an honest story? Or is the letter an attempt to cultivate a character witness? Cold season 2, Justice for Joyce, reaches its finale with a look at where Doug Lovell's appeal stands in 2021, as well as look back at what's changed since the murder of Joyce Yost.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The disappearance of Joyce Yost has had a multi-generational impact, leaving her children and grandchildren trapped in a repeating nightmare of court hearings and appeals. Following Doug Lovell's 2015 conviction for Joyce's murder, the jury faces the question of whether or not to return him to death row. Their only alternative: life with the chance for parole, which would mean Joyce Yost's killer might some day walk free again.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell), Scott Mitchell (as Chuck Thompson), Amy Donaldson (as Becky Douglas)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A turn to religion for Douglas Lovell as he heads toward trial, 30 long years after the crime. He finds sympathy and support among several people of faith, particularly bishops for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Just weeks before his trial is to begin, a man walking his dog spots a human skull at the base of a hill along the same highway where Doug had burned Joyce Yost's clothes on the morning following her murder.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell), Annie Knox (as Theresa Greaves)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The promise of returning Joyce Yost's body has fallen through, leaving Doug Lovell with a death sentence. Joyce's children continue pressing for answers about their missing mother's final resting place, while Doug embarks on a more than decade-long series of legal appeals in the hopes of having with guilty plea withdrawn. In the middle of that effort, a new informant named Jared Briggs comes forward claiming to know the actual location of Joyce Yost's remains.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The stakes are set for Doug Lovell as he heads toward trial for the murder of Joyce Yost. The capital murder charge carries a potential sentence of death. His only leverage: returning Joyce's body to her family. Doug makes a deal as the clock winds down, promising to lead police to Joyce's grave. Will he really follow through?Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A reckoning comes for Doug Lovell, in the form of a capital murder charge. In a never-before-public audio recording, Sgt. Terry Carpenter confronts Doug about the murder of Joyce Yost. The walls close in and Doug turns to his confidant and co-conspirator: his ex-wife Rhonda Buttars. He doesn't realize Rhonda has obtained immunity and is working against him.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea SimpsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's time for The Apple Seed! Some time just about every day filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. And today you'll hear an hour of stories filled with danger, mischievousness, imagination, and silliness. Today's tellers have shared their talents all over the world, and we're so happy to share their stories with you here today. And we hope these stories spark memories for you that you can share with the people you love. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “The Fiddler and the Wolves” by The Storycrafters from The Crack Between Worlds (2:05) Radio Family Journal: “Monks” by Sam Payne (13:26) The Daily Mix: “Forrest Gump” with Richie Steadman (19:11) “Rain Gauge” by Michael Reno Harrell from Tales and Tunes (27:52) “The Things Willy Wumperbill Saw” by Brett Dillingham (43:35) “The Pancake” by Priscilla Howe from The Best (and Worst) of Beasts (51:59)

More than five years have passed since Joyce Yost disappeared. A judge declares her deceased in the eyes of the law, even without her body as evidence of a murder. South Ogden police Sgt. Terry Carpenter receives a surprise tip from a prison informant, who suggests Doug Lovell might have played a role not only in Joyce Yost's murder but also in the disappearance of another Ogden-area woman.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 is exclusive to Amazon Music. You can download the free Amazon Music app and follow Cold so you won't miss an episode. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Andy Farnsworth (as Jeff Pratt), Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea Simpson

It's finally happened. Two galactic forces sit down together. How many egos can fit in one room?!

Stories of satanic cults, human sacrifice and horrifying child abuse: the satanic panic that gripped the United States during the 1980s and early '90s came very close to knocking the cold case investigation into Joyce Yost's disappearance completely off the rails. This bonus episode of Cold season 2 examines the reports of satanic ritual abuse that were prevalent at the time. Mike King, a police officer who gained experience investigating cults with his bust of the polygamist "Zion Society" group in 1991, recounts the raid. King also discusses his work probing satanic ritual abuse reports for the Utah Attorney General's Office (you can read his 1995 report here).Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there's such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Listen to Cold on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. You can binge all episodes ad-free on Wondery+. Join Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial by visiting wondery.com/links/cold/ now.Share your thoughts: #JusticeForJoyceYost #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookSurvivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and their allies in the United States can connect with free resources at https://www.rainn.org/.Additional case materials including photos, videos and a who's who list at https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-2/.Episode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Doug Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea Simpson

Our story begins with a barrage of bouquets, dozens of unsolicited yellow roses sent by a mysterious male admirer. We then meet a young Joyce Yost in Minnesota and follow her path to Utah. At the same time, a young man named Douglas Lovell finds himself on the wrong side of the law, landing in prison for armed robbery.Joyce Yost had never met the man who followed her home on an April night in 1985, who kidnapped and raped her. He threatened to kill her, but she went to police anyway. Then, she vanished. Joyce has never been found. Now, investigative journalist Dave Cawley delves into the decades-old case to uncover the details of a murder-for-hire plot to silence Joyce. Cold reveals flaws in the system that left Joyce unprotected, examines pitfalls of the death penalty and asks if there’s such a thing as justice for Joyce Yost.Cold season 2 will be exclusive to Amazon Music, so prepare by downloading the free Amazon Music app and following Cold there. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device.Share your thoughts: #ColdPodcast Twitter Instagram FacebookEpisode credits:Research, writing and hosting: Dave CawleyAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellAdditional voices: Richie Steadman (as Douglas Lovell)Cold main score composition: Michael BahnmillerCold main score mixing: Dan BlanckKSL executive producers: Sheryl Worsley, Keira FarrimondWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea Simpson

It's time for a little Christmas for you and your family, from our family here at BYU Radio. Enjoy an hour filled with Christmas stories, memories, and performances, recorded in various studios over a Zoom call. We always hope the stories and conversations featured on The Apple Seed spark memories that you can share with your loved ones. Merry Christmas! On today's episode, enjoy the following stories and songs:"Tidings of Comfort and Joy" by Sam Payne (3:30)"Christmas Stars" by Sam Payne, performed by Top of Mind's Julie Rose (7:00)"The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus" by L. Frank Baum, performed by In Good Faith's Steven Kapp Perry and Constant Wonder's Marcus Smith (3:57)"How Christmas Came to the Santa Maria Flats" by Elia Peattie, performed by The Lisa Show's Lisa Valentine Clark and Richie Steadman (9:03)"Keeping Christmas" by Henry van Dyke, performed by Classical 89's Peg Woodruff and Eric Glissmeyer (4:43)"In the Bleak Midwinter" by Christina Rossetti, performed by Mark Wait (2:18)Excerpts from Luke 2 ready by the BYU Radio Family (2:57)You'll also hear Christmas memories from Julie Rose, BYU Sports Nation's Spencer Linton, Richie Steadman, Lisa Valentine Clark, and Steven Kapp Perry 

On today's episode you'll hear the following: A story about what it's like to be a dad by Bill Harley "Fighting in the Car" by Antonio Sacre "Independence" by Dolores Hydock A story about Christmas pie from Richie Steadman of BYU Radio's "The Lisa Show" And a rich experience Sam had at Rosa's Cafe

Richie Steadman is the host of the Cultural Hall podcast. He is also the Producer of the Lisa Show on BYU Radio and is a professional event DJ. In the episode we discuss how he got in to the radio business, why he started the Cultural Hall podcast, what took him from many years at a large local station to his current position at a wildly popular show on BYU Radio, his marriage, divorce, finding love again, and how being a member of the church affects it all. Richie is funny, candid and has a great love of our faith.

Scrapisodes are segments that are too good to be left on the cutting room floor.Richie Steadman was interviewed for Episode 1 - So Tell Me.His full interview can be found on Patreon.Learn more at lizzylizzyliz.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

Scrapisodes are segments that are too good to be left on the cutting room floor. Richie Steadman was interviewed for Episode 1 - So Tell Me. His full interview can be found on Patreon. Learn more at lizzylizzyliz.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

Guests: Candace J. Thomas, author of the Young Adult series Vivatera, radio and podcast personality Richie Steadman, opera guest Dr. Anthony Buck, Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre in SLC Seth Miller, and Warren Workman, founder of the Utah Film Festival and Utah Film Awards. This first episode of "In the Telling" is sponsored by The King’s English Bookshop in Salt Lake City. Discover some of what makes The King's English one of the most unique and inviting bookstores anywhere. With consignment opportunities, book clubs, discounts for educators, book fairs, author boot camps for teens and tweens, and consistent support for Utah authors, The King’s English Bookshop is an important local storytelling hub. Check it out on the corner of 15th south and 15th east in Salt Lake City.Jimmy Neil Smith, founder of the international storytelling center in Tennessee said, “We are all storytellers. We all live in a network of stories. There isn’t a stronger connection between people than storytelling.” Theme music by Gordon Vetas.“In the Telling” is hosted and produced by Liz Christensen.The episode extra is the full "In the Telling" theme, with lyrics, as composed and sung by Gordon Vetas.Full Interviews available on Patreon.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

Richie Steadman is a Radio Host, Producer, Thespian and founder of the popular LDS podcast The Cultural Hall .  Known around Zion as “Richie T,” Richie has worked for the last 14 years as the producer and "mormon voice" of the popular Utah radio show "Radio from Hell".  In 2011 he started the Cultural Hall Podcast and the rest, as they say, is history.  On this episode, Nate and Richie go off on many tangents regarding Richie's past and love for radio/podcasting (12:00), his love of dance and the stigma around straight guy dancers (16:00), sleeping in his car, his caffeine-free lifestyle (19:00) and his beginnings at X96 (25:00).  Richie tells the story of his past relationships, heartbreak, excommunication, re-fellowshipping and his time at clown college in Chicago which changed his life (30:00).  Richie talks his 1st marriage, being a stepdad and what it's like to raise a teenage boy who isn't your own (41:00).  The guys finally discuss The Cultural Hall and its formation, expansion and endurance in mormon media (45:00).   They discuss what makes a good podcast and how he handles touchy subjects and unique approaches to guests (58:00), his influences and favorite podcasts (01:09:00) and what its like to be on an atheist's show (01:11:00).  They finish with the ultimate in fan question segments (01:20:00) and learn about regrets during Hot Seat (01:26:00).