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So the other day I decided I wanted to watch the most popular video on YouTube critical of the church. And what came up in the results was a video by Johnny Harris. Johnny is a very popular, talented and charismatic YouTube journalist. He also is an ex-mormon and this was his video explaining why he left the church. Our Links Website: http://thoughtfulfaith.org Instagram: / thoughtful.faith TikTok: / thoughtful.faith Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1478749 DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in this video are entirely the opinion of the creator and do not necessarily reflect any officially endorsed positions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints or channel sponsors.

The release of the JFK assassination files is now tantalisingly close, and every little bit of new information is being immediately inhaled by historians and conspiracy theorists alike. In the last couple of days, Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who was appointed by President Trump to manage the release, has stated that “the initial hearing… was actually faulty” and “I believe that there were two shooters”. This information alone is a bombshell, but coming from a US government official makes it all the more juicy. So what else about the official government account of the assassination could be false? And could this sordid event finally be shown to be a genuine, honest to goodness conspiracy? To answer these questions, Piers Morgan speaks to ex-mobster Louis Ferrante, ex-CIA agent Andrew Bustamante and YouTuber and filmmaker Johnny Harris. After that, Piers turns to Judyth Vary Baker, a woman who claims she was Lee Harvey Oswald’s ex lover and claims he told her he was "set up". Uncensored is proudly independent and supported by: American Hartford Gold: Protect your wealth with precious metals! Get up to $15,000 in free silver on your first order. Call 866-692-2474 or Text PIERS to 65532, or click the link below: https://offers.americanhartfordgold.com/piers-morgan/ This paid promotion should not be construed as providing legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. ExpressVPN: Go to https://expressvpn.com/PIERS and find out how you can get 4 months of ExpressVPN free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Matt and Tim describe the complexities of modern decision-making and its impact on our daily energy levels. What starts as a discussion about a Johnny Harris video quickly evolves into a characteristic back-and-forth between these two friends, with Matt bringing his structured Italian perspective on life optimization and Tim countering with his more relaxed, Wu Wei-inspired approach. Their natural chemistry shines through as they share personal stories – from Matt's recent experiments with systematic decision-making frameworks to Tim's adventures in strategic procrastination and learning to let problems solve themselves. The conversation meanders through topics like the power of saying no, meal planning, and sleep schedules, with both hosts bringing their unique cultural perspectives (Matt's Italian background and Tim's experiences in Spain and Berlin's dance scene). As usual, they manage to blend practical insights with philosophical musings, while keeping the discussion grounded in their personal experiences and occasional disagreements, making complex topics both accessible and entertaining.

YouTuber Johnny Harris grew up in Mormonism (LDS), and YouTuber Calvin Wayman, also grew up in Mormonism—but a different branch known as Fundamentalist Mormonism. In this episode, they explore the shared history of the Church. Inquiry and curiosity led both of them out. In this episode, Calvin and Johnny compare and contrast their journeys, while also sharing some key moments in Mormon history that aren’t often talked about. TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 Teaser and intro 00:02:27 Special message from Calvin 00:03:31 “There’s a level of stress that just doesn’t go away, you can’t escape it!” Calvin talks Johnny Harris about his successful YouTube career (Episode begins) 00:05:19 “What would you do differently?” (Calvin asks Johnny for creator-advice) 00:06:47 Johnny and Calvin were both terrible employees. 00:08:57 “I was in two different worlds” (Johnny explains living in Mormonism in Oregon) 00:09:59 Swapping “crack” stories—when Calvin and Johnny started to realize that Mormonism didn’t have a monopoly on Truth. 00:13:19 “It’s when I had a kid!” (How becoming a dad made Johnny start to doubt Mormonism) 00:15:24 “I forced myself to have mystical experiences.” (Johnny explains who he was in Mormonism and how began to be more true to his nature) 00:17:07 “I knew in my body that this wasn’t working. There was a deep tension. I can’t bull-shit with myself anymore.” 00:18:05 Calvin shares one of his choice points for leaving 00:18:33 The “Mormon” Shelf (explaining mental thought-traps) 00:20:50 Johnny's “big critique” with the Mormon Church 00:22:48 “Everything crumbled for me.” (The moment Johnny left.) 00:23:59 Introducing our shared fore-father—Joseph Smith, founder of Mormonism 00:24:44 Johnny becoming an apologist. 00:25:49 The shared history (and “secret conflict”) of Fundamentalist Mormons and “Regular” Mormons 00:26:35 How polygamy “really” ended in Mormonism (Not what you've heard) 00:28:03 Mass ex-communications on a significant minority in the LDS Church (Learning "the Truth") 00:29:07 External motivations the Church had to end polygamy. 00:30:42 The LDS Church becoming more "palatable" 00:33:11 “I did not know about this, this is really juicy stuff!” (Calvin shares "proof" why Fundamentalists are right and the LDS Church is wrong) 00:38:47 “The best story wins.” (How Mormon beliefs have persisted) 00:40:28 “I feel the spirit right now talking about it.” (The good parts of Mormonism) 00:45:56 The different experiences between men and women in Mormonism (and best part about being ex-mormon) 00:49:15 After leaving: “It’s a reclaiming” of your story. 00:50:26 “Red lines” — knowing how to talk about our stories without being disrespectful to those who still believe. 00:53:26 Choosing how to discuss hot-button history. 00:56:43 “I was washed over with a genuine sense of thrill.” (Embracing uncertainty in a post-Mormon world) 00:59:29 Calvin shares his new-found joy in the simple things 01:00:14 Ending on the deep end—Calvin asks Johnny “What are you most proud of?” 01:01:56 “What in your 20s built the most self-respect?” 01:03:11 “What are you most grateful for about life now?” 01:04:39 Final thoughts About Johnny Harris: Johnny Harris is an American filmmaker, journalist, and YouTube. To learn more about him and his experience with the LDS Church, go to one of the videos below: “Why I Left the Mormon Church” - https://youtu.be/aTMsfOcHiJg?si=ZpeoLkXSE6jrYTPt “The REAL Story of the Mormon Church.” - https://youtu.be/hUW7j9GmXj

Jason Boone runs the Boone Loves Videos YouTube Channel with nearly 100k subscribers, teaching people visual effects & map animations. This led him to work with some of the biggest YouTubers out there, including Johnny Harris. We talked about running an online business teaching people map animations, using maps to tell stories and Jason's recent dive into tech startups. Sponsor: Planet Find more about accessing Planet's high resolution & high frequency images About Twitter LinkedIn Jason’s Youtube channel: Boone Loves Videos Shownotes Note: Links to books are Amazon Affiliate links. I earn a small commission if you buy any of these books. Jack Joyce Johnny Harris Google Earth Studio The Origins of European Imperialism by Johnny Harris “How Johnny Harris rewrites history” by Present Past Mapal Every Frame a painting Book & Podcast recommendation Vagabonding ( Affiliate Link ) This American Life Documentary Series Range by David Epstein ( Affiliate Link ) Timestamps (00:00) - Introduction (00:44) - Sponsor: Planet (01:58) - How would you describe yourself (04:22) - Jason's path to becoming a YouTuber (12:43) - Documentary itch (15:43) - Maps! (21:30) - Geo layers (24:07) - Leaning into a niche (27:40) - Getting the data you need to tell a story (32:02) - Working with Johnny Harris (36:49) - Telling Stories (40:37) - Travelling through maps (43:05) - Joining a tech startup (43:16) - Felt (45:22) - Income as a freelancer (54:54) - Helping others get jobs (56:09) - A story of respecting Johny Harris (59:52) - Tech Startups (01:03:04) - Youtubers also run startups (01:05:14) - Current YouTube landscape (01:06:54) - Do I need film school? (01:10:16) - One hit wonders of YouTubers (01:13:32) - YouTube algorithm (01:15:06) - Jason's relationship to analytics (01:16:50) - Advice for content creators (01:20:57) - Embracing a niche (01:24:25) - Family privacy (01:30:51) - Book & podcast recommendation (01:36:20) - Behind The Scenes available on Patreon Support the podcast on Patreon My satellite image introduction video My Twitter Podcast Twitter Read Previous Issues of the Newsletter Edited by Peter Xiong Find more of his work

Jim Irvin and guests select and discuss some under-appreciated albums. In this episode: DJ and co-author of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Bill Brewster and consultant paediatric psychiatrist and survivor of the Battle of Lewisham, Partha Banerjea. The albums in this episode are: Doris - Did You Give The World Some Love Today, Baby? (1970), Manual Göttsching - E2 E4 (1984) and Johnny Harris - Movements (1970). Also discussed, the sanity of record collecting, music's relationship to autism, musical apartheid in the '70s, the reason we dance, life-changing moments in clubs, life-threatening moments at gigs and sending the future king to the scene of an insurrection. To listen along to all three albums and other music mentioned in the show or chosen by our guests, go to this accompanying playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/188hjCUfqXHVCsXej1Qc9c?si=c9e766fcb9a449ce&pt=1e35a969d3949d6909d1209f843458dd For any comments or queries, visit jimirivin.com and reach us via the Contact page.

Episode 18 Guest : Johnny Harris Welcome to Morley Guest, a series of informal conversations with visitors to the College. On today episode, Johnny Harris, English actor, screenwriter, producer and director, speaks about his experiences and gives advice to Morley’s Acting Foundation students on how to break into the industry.

Don't be scared by the subject this week! we absolutely 100% guarantee that this will be the most uplifting and heartwarming podcast you'll hear! We catch up with our dear friend Johnny Harris who tells us that fear is overrated and how he came to the conclusion. We also chat about Johnny's acting methods and about his love for a certain tinned pie brand! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode 57 of Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen. This episodes special guest is actor, writer and director Johnny Harris I met with Johnny in my little studio and he came armed with a bag of tunes containing 7 fantastic records each which have sound tracked his life to date and we go in on that journey discussing growing up in London and how that shaped his creative path. We cover a lot of ground in this episode, chatting about Johnny starting his career as a boxer, to moving to Paris as a young man , to becoming an actor and he's work in Jawbone, This Is England, Troy and so much more. It was a wonderful chat and i hope you get as much joy from it as i did recording it Hope you enjoy this chat and if you do please subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links below Off The Beat & Track www.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.com https://twitter.com/beatandtrackpod https://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrack . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this most recent installment of Beyond the Margin, the stories that are born amid the lines that humans have used to divvy up the planet are explored. In an discussion centered on Borders, a Vox series which examines the human stories behind physical and political borders, one of the most important episodes of Beyond The Margin is birthed. In order to dig deeply into the stories told in Borders, host Michael Shields enlisted the help of the storyteller behind the series, Johnny Harris. Johnny is an Emmy-nominated journalist and filmmaker based in Washington, DC, where he makes web videos for Vox.com, reporting on interesting trends and stories both domestically and around the globe. Johnny's visual style blends motion graphics with cinematic videography to create content that explains complex issues in relatable ways.Throughout their discussion, Michael and Johnny discuss the origin of Borders and then promptly embark on a journey around the globe — from Haiti to Japan, Norway to Guatemala and to Nepal and Spain — as they walk through some of the specifics of each intriguing and eye-opening episode. As stated on Border’s website: “Borders can encourage exchange or instigate violence. They can provide refuge, or they can criminalize those that cross them. Borders symbolize a nation’s anxiety about the world, and as political leaders regulate the lines on the map, there will be human stories at the mercy of those choices.” Listen in on a profoundly meaningful episode, rife with stories that absolutely must be told.Subscribe to Across the Margin: The PodcastCheck out Across the Margin for further amazing stories & much, much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.