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Deseret Voices

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Welcome to Deseret Voices, a weekly podcast from the Deseret News ( https://deseret.com ) that brings depth, nuance and respect to conversations about today’s complex topics and current events. Join our hosts, award-winning journalists McKay Coppins and Jane Clayson Johnson , every Thursday as they go beyond news headlines by talking with newsmakers and thought leaders to find common ground and uncover unique perspectives on today’s critical issues in politics, faith, sports, and more. 

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Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Championing the Future: Catherine Raney Norman's Olympic Mission 05.02.2026

In this episode of "Deseret Voices," guest host Sheri Dew , Executive Vice President of Deseret Management Corporation, sits down with Catherine Raney Norman , a four-time Olympian and current vice president of Development and Athlete Relations for the 2034 Winter Games in Utah . Catherine shares her inspiring journey from a young speedskater to an influential advocate for athletes, detailing how...

Immigration Unmasked: Understanding Trump's Immigration Policy 29.01.2026

Bitter debate and violent confrontations continue to fracture the United States as American's polarized and complicated view of immigration war wages at the borders and in our streets.  Alarming reports and videos are coming out of centers of protests and division, including the recent deadly shooting of a Minneapolis man by Border Patrol ; the third shooting and second death since federal of...

Affording a Family: The two-income shift 22.01.2026

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," professor Brad Wilcox , director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia and senior fellow of the Institute for Family Studies , addresses the growing affordability crisis threatening the American dream and the American Family. In a recent article written for the Deseret News , he dissects research on the crisis and discusses how public...

Harry Reid’s Legacy: Fighter or Ruthless Politician? 15.01.2026

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," host McKay Coppins delves into the extraordinary life and legacy of Sen. Harry Reid , lawyer and former Majority Leader of the US Senate. In a conversation with Jon Ralston , author of “ The Game Changer ,” a new political biography about Reid, we discover how Reid rose from his humble beginnings in Searchlight, Nevada, to become one of the most i...

The Fall of Maduro: What will America do next? 08.01.2026

The ousting of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro is one of those moments that invites a lot of strong opinions, and that becomes even more complicated once you start asking questions. Who is running Venezuela now? Will America try to overthrow regimes in Cuba or Colombia next? What does this tell us about President Donald Trump’s foreign policy positions? And what does it mean for t...

Why Are We So Lonely? Building Connections in 2026 01.01.2026

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," join Jane Clayson Johnson for a compelling conversation with Dr. Lynn Bufka from the American Psychological Association . As we step into the new year, they dive into insights from the 2025 Stress in America survey , unpacking the complexities of how societal division, disconnection, and loneliness are affecting our stress levels more than ever.  This di...

Small Acts, Big Impact: Sharon Eubank on the Art of Humanitarian Service 25.12.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," join host Jane Clayson Johnson as she welcomes Sharon Eubank , the global humanitarian director for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . Sharon shares invaluable insights from her 28 years in global humanitarian work and her new book, " Doing Small Things with Great Love: How Everyday Humanitarians Are Changing the World ." In this conversation,...

A political strategist's take on Trump voters: They aren't all MAGA 18.12.2025

On this episode of “ Deseret Voices ,” host McKay Coppins is joined by political strategist and publisher of The Bulwark , Sarah Longwell , whose countless hours holding voter focus groups have given her an unparalleled insight into the mind of everyday Americans.  As a lifelong Republican, Sarah has navigated the complex world of political strategy and emerged as a leading voice...

The New York Times Columnist Who Thinks You Should Be Religious 11.12.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," McKay Coppins sits down with author and New York Times columnist Ross Douthat to discuss cultural currents surrounding religion in contemporary secular societies. As Douthat shares his insights, he reflects on the unexpected openness he encountered towards religious discussions during a recent book tour and in his interactions with readers. This interview del...

Hacking Higher Ed: Where Does AI Cross the Line in Education? 04.12.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," James Walsh , a seasoned writer from New York Magazine known for his compelling insights into technology and higher education, Joins Jane Clayson Johnson to discuss his controversial piece, "Everyone is Cheating Their Way Through College," which has ignited a nationwide dialogue about the implications of generative AI in higher education.  Through this c...

Holding Sorrow, Finding Hope: President Astrid Tuminez on Grief, Healing, and the Sacredness of Pain 27.11.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," host Jane Clayson Johnson engages in a heartfelt conversation with Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez , exploring themes of resilience, grief, and personal transformation. Astrid opens up about the profound challenges she faced after the tragic and sudden loss of her husband , compounded by the Charlie Kirk assassination at UVU just months later....

Connected or controlled: Why this governor calls social media algorithms ‘evil’ 20.11.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," McKay Coppins is joined by Utah Gov. Spencer Cox , a seasoned political leader whose career has been unexpectedly thrust into the national spotlight. Cox has witnessed firsthand the insidious power of social media and its role in shaping — and often warping — our political discourse and personal lives. After the tragic assassination of Charlie Kir...

How to end the plague of political violence 13.11.2025

On this episode of " Deseret Voices ," McKay Coppins connects with Sen. Mark Kelly , D-Ariz., to explore the pressing issue of political violence in America. As someone intimately familiar with the impact of such violence, Kelly reflects on the recent tragic events at Utah Valley University and shares his perspective on what can be done to de-escalate the current political climate. They discuss th...

Game changer: The NIL revolution and BYU’s strategic stand 13.11.2025

On this episode of "Deseret Voices," host Jane Clayson Johnson sits down with  Brigham Young University President Shane Reese and  Vice President Keith Vorkink to explore the revolutionary changes in college athletics brought about by the  NCAA's Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) ruling . The episode provides insight into how the school manages college football NIL deals, donor contri...

Deseret Voices Trailer 31.10.2025

Award-winning journalists McKay Coppins and Jane Clayson Johnson go beyond the headlines to explore the stories, people, and ideas shaping our world today. Through thoughtful, in-depth conversations, the  Deseret Voices podcast brings clarity and common ground to the complex issues defining our time. The first episode drops November 13, 2025 , with new episodes every Thursday on Spotify, Appl...

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