Parkeside Conversations: No More Strangers
Season 1
by Jared Fawson
In this Parkeside conversation, April Painter opens up about her lifelong love of volleyball, the central role family plays in her life, and the unexpected everyday joys, like pulling weeds and diving into a good puzzle (500 pieces or under), that keep her grounded. Put on your walking shoes or pull up a chair, and tune in to connect with your community.
In this episode we hear from Brad Carling who shares about his love of basketball, how his faith was strengthened while on his mission in Mexico, and how marriage has made him a better version of himself. Pull up a chair or go for a walk and get to know your neighbors and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.
In this episode we hear from Lindsay McConkie who shares how the love of a younger brother led to a career decision, the perspective and growth that has come with motherhood and how trusting in the Lord has helped guide her life journey. Pull up a chair or go for a walk and get to know your neighbors and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.
In this episode, we hear from Jordan Brown, who shares the memories of a busy and wild childhood, how he pivoted his career from being a lawyer, and the lasting spiritual roots planted during his mission in Mexico, and sharing the Book of Mormon on the New York subway with strangers. Pull up a chair, or go for a walk, get to know your neighbors, and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.
In this episode, we hear from Erin Coil, who shares the magic of state fairs in Kansas, how all things are possible through Jesus Christ, and the deep significance of being truly seen and loving others. Pull up a chair, or go for a walk, get to know your neighbors, and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.
In our first episode we introduce the Layton Parke Ward podcast Parkeside Conservations: No More Strangers with Bishop Scott Hoth who shares his personal story and insights. Pull up a chair, or go for a walk, get to know your neighbors, and enjoy this Parkeside conversation.