I've lobbied my local Bishop and Stake President for THE EXACT thing that Cardon said about building houses with the extra land from members. It was met with, "oh that's a nice idea" I think it's time to bring it back up 👍
Let me guess, they smile… say “glad to see you’re so passionate, brother” and then move on not actually giving a $#!+ about what you actually had to say…
It wasn't our parents who decided to screw us. We went off of the gold standard during our parents' generation, but that wasn't their decision. I 100% blame many of this generation's financial problems on secret combinations made in the last generation, but to place the blame squarely on them is... a little misguided.
“Secret combinations”… the favorite, convenient excuse for boomers. Why take personal responsibility for obvious errors when you can shift blame to faceless, nameless boogeymen and thus maintain claim to the absurd riches you gained in the backs of your children.
@@WARDRADIO You are so offended that the boomers didn't solve all the world's problems before you were born! Your generation isn't going to solve them either, because everyone has their agency and no one agrees on anything. And millenials are going to curse you because you are failing right now.
@WARDRADIO He's right though by taking the US off the gold standard and spending beyond the US's means inflation happened. I'm a boomer and I've worked 44 year's to get what I have. Yes my home in Herriman Utah has gone from $300 k to over a million in 30 years. But is that my fault? The younger generations blame us for something we didn't create. Not to mention all the California people who moved here to escape the crazies in California.
@@WARDRADIOlook at all our leaders right now . All of them . Except for the three in the presidency they are all boomers . Most likely last leaders . Boomers made things better . How can you blame them ? Baby boomers . It’s in the name . Just babies and children in the 50 . 60got better and then 70 were also good about he time when boomers got married and started families .
You’re forgetting the he was 14 when he was called. So he moved to California and did shingles and roofing for 2 years to raise money for his mission to Hawaii. Like this dude was insane.
@@Borkybaby the story about him speaking in the tabernacle and seeing the Hawaian lady that looked after him while he was sick on his mission, gets me everytime.
Yeah, I’m a boomer and I was a bit put off by being painted with the broad brushstroke of blame and condemnation. But I still love what you do Cardon. Keep going. I moved from South Jordan, Utah to Texas because of the Californication of Utah. I hated to go, but I had to. Now, I have a small farm in rural Texas and live among many varied denominations of Christianity and few LDS (our branch covers 1,900 square miles). But we, as a community are of one heart and in our varied ways we love Jesus Christ and we serve one another with love and compassion. I’m 69 years old and went from being virtually debt free to having two mortgages and never ending bills (I bought the farm, so to speak), so I am not building bigger and better houses, I’m planting trees the shade of which I will never enjoy, but my family and future posterity will enjoy that shade and fruit and we will be prepared for the hardships sure to come upon us. So yeah, some of us boomers are still working to provide for our families and will likely, and gladly, do so until we die.
I’m in UT and it’s not like how it used to. Getting out priced. Etc. I don’t know where “my people” are. Do you mind saying what county or area of TX you are in? I’d love to move somewhere better as long as I won’t get hit by a tornado next year…. Thank you.
@@mysterypro_music I’m in Whitney, Texas. If you move to rural Texas you need to be prepared to downgrade and down size. ie, smaller homes and lots of dirt, county roads, etc. I have always been a manager or director during the previous four decades of my career, but those jobs are very scarce in rural Texas unless you want to commute for 45 minutes to an hour each way. I am sick of commuting, so I work for a local propane delivery company. I love the job because I am out of the office, working in the elements doing physical work and working with everyday people. I have three neighbors and the closest is about 800 feet away. I love it. I could never move back to a neighborhood. In short, there is more open space, more dirt, bugs and animals and hotter and more humid summers than in Utah. Texas is not nearly as beautiful as Utah, but I can breathe here. The pollution in Salt Lake was really affecting my lungs. Sorry. I waxed lengthy on this response. I’m glad we moved. It has been a lot of work, but I feel safer here and we live among good people with good values. That’s worth any amount of extra work I have to do.
My husband will not watch any more because of that one phrase that was used. He doesn’t want me to, either, but I don’t like to throw out that baby with the bath water. Lots of gems left to appreciate, but i have to admit, it was offensive to hear that phrase. Left me a bit shocked, disappointed, and feeling bad. I can only imagine what Heavenly Father must feel about it.
Not just Boomers… but anyone left of Trump. I can’t share any of his content because of his divisive hatred of the middle and left. Enjoy your scripture mingled echo chamber Cardin.
The church has started purchasing land all around the world . Farming, housing, ect . Part of the largest Humanitarian project for the world . You haven’t seen nothing yet !
Name a “humanitarian” project they aren’t making money from. Malls = Money. “Housing” = Big money. Bookstores = Money. Temples = Paying Members + Volunteers = Stream of Money. “It’s a business, man.”
Are you dreaming? All prophecies indicate massive destruction upon the planet, all these buildings, cities, temples will be utterly destroyed. You need become more acquainted with the scriptures.
Hey Jonah, I love the story of Joseph F. Smith. I would also look at Jonathan Napela, a lawyer, judge, and strong church member who also had a hand translating the Book of Mormon into Hawaiian.
Yes! Incredible story, but I can’t share this episode wit anyone because Cardin can’t control his hatred of anyone left of Trump. Another unsharable ward radio episode. 🫣
I am not a boomer, but am really sad to see the vitriol. Please tone down so that people can actually hear the good and constructive things you have to say and not get distracted by all the anger. I think the message of this video got overpowered by the tone. Spices are great in food, but a bowl of food that is half full of salt or chili powder loses its appeal. You guys have a lot of good to offer. Don’t get in your own way.
When I lived in La'ie years ago, people were mad that the church had the audacity to raise the yearly land lease their house is on from a tiny amount to something like $100 per YEAR. Yah! (The numbers aren't exact, but the comparison is an example.) People were SO offended. Remember that the church isn't IN La'ie, it owns all the land, and made the whole town, the schools, the PCC and more, so people could do something besides farming for a living. The church maintains the town infrastructure and a whole lot more. The church bought the land of a VERY rural plantation more than 150 years ago, so church members could be together. Then the church members made the town on church land. Yet when the church wants to improve things they always get a lot of criticism. One story: One time when people were caught stealing water for their own farm, using the town's water and infrastructure, they were allowed to continue using the water. That is until the thieves took the church to court to try to legally claim the water. Well they lost cause, you know, property rights. I couldn't afford a home in Hawaii 35 years ago and had to move. Now my daughter lives in La'ie with her husband and 3 kids. They have a 1 bedroom apartment, with two incomes. Nothing has changed, and no, boomers aren't the cause. We have the same problem as everyone else. The human population has increased by billions and we all need housing. Cardon, you seem to have a huge case of envy and it looks really ugly. Spewing hatered for a whole generation, like you do, is pretty repulsive. Please do better.
He hates boomers. His nasty attitude made me quit the membership. I know Utah prices have skyrocketed because of Californian's moving here. It's caused the prices to escalate and now my kids can't afford to move here. We are all moving to another area like Tennessee or Wyoming soon. Homes are affordable there.
@@sama.scraps Good luck to you all. I don't blame people for fleeing California, but the crime and better than you attitude that some people bring is a problem. On the positive side, there have been more temples announced for CA, so at least the whole state isn't going to fall off into the ocean. There are enough righteous people to save it from total destruction. :D One of my sons served his mission in southern CA and loved it, but he doesn't want to move there!
Boomer here at the tail end of the generation. The first election I was able to vote in was for Reagan second term. I have voted 100% for candidates at every level that advocated for lower spending conservative principles etc. only to be betrayed at every turn. Also over the course of my working career I chose not to join the union that I could show would put literal dollars in my pocket. This union donated in insane amounts to candidates I would not vote for. 100% of the younger generation what ever that is joined the union for the money also this younger generation voted 100% to not contribute to their pensions out of a pay check, I did ,as well as the other "Boomers". My experience is the younger generation is full of the short sighted selfish greed you accuse me of. One more, my Boomer parents downsized and sold their house to a family member at a greatly reduced price making it affordable. Your "Boomer" hate is misguided. Still like the channel.
Thank you. I when I was younger didn't listen to my father. And he told me don't join a union. Well I did, and it was a nightmare. They literally ruined the company. And the family feeling we had working there , was gone. My father was right. I spent the next 30 years fighting all unions. What a disaster. And I too voted for conservative values.
If you actually sold your home for a deeply reduced price then you are the first boomer I’ve met that’s done that… good job. This, however, only makes you an exception to the rule and not the rule.
@@WARDRADIO as long as you plan on taking care of your parents in their old age, I endorse them selling their homes at deeply reduced prices. The average elderly person in America is counting on the sale of that home to provide for their care when they are old and infirm, and unfortunately most don’t have enough saved for long-term care, which is why there are so many reverse mortgage commercials on tv for old people.
@@k.c.4423 only a selfish person and a selfish generation greedy enough to eat the future of their grandchildren is dark and selfish enough to to assume their children wouldn’t take care of them in retirement. We already are taking care of them… look at Joe Biden.
I was born in 1960. When will you have me on the show to defend my generation? Your attaoks on my people are appalling. My wife and I were among your very few in person supporters at the Great Debate, we don't deserve suoh treatment.
Easy, Sugar. You've got to put the whole thing in perspective. Compare what they say about boomers to the Anti-Mormons who come in here talking about the Church. Compare their tones. These guys are just poking in a friendly way, the other is full on hatred.
I have a friend who is living in difficult conditions. We have looked for rentals. It’s all wildly out of her price range. Even a single bedroom in someone’s house. A church owned duplex would be a huge blessing for her.
As a radical urbanist this makes me happy! Every time the Church tries to do anything people just try to accuse them of breaking random zoning laws or things like what the article mentioned. The Church doesn’t break US zoning laws but they should, those laws deserve to be ignored
We are not just feeding the poor, we are not just clothing the poor, we are also housing the poor. Careful Cardon, God has a sense of humor and will probably call you to a leadership position just to prove you wrong. And you'll discover that your way of doing things was just what the position needs.
@@WARDRADIO Whew. For a second I thought you were gonna pull a J. Golden Kimball moment and say you'd never get a position because you criticize too darn fast. (as opposed to swearing)
Good Lord man. You need to quit putting all people in one category. Im not one of the socialist and or communist that are the progressives. I seeved my country, and studied history and onow what our founding fathers wanted. And how god guided them. Wow ! I watch your show because it brings me some peace in this messed up world. And then uou insult me and others . Wow! Just wow!
Cardon says taxes should be used to create these housing developments rather than the church. Nope. Everything the government touches--especially the higher you go--is subpar. Alternatively, those who should be building these developments are private companies or non-government charitable organizations who have a much greater vested interest in the quality and success of the project.
I get tired of Cardon denegrading what the church is good at. Why would the church build affordable housing for people in a 1st world country. Too many people in 3rd world countries living in corrugated tin houses.
At least they are allowed to live in make shift houses. We legally can not build cheap houses because of local building codes. So the reality is people are facing homelessness because of ridiculous regulations.
Imo, while the severity is not the same (I would feign not that a 3rd world country faces The same problems as a 1st world), the root issue is still the same, so why not work on both?
Cardon, please quit ripping on Boomers so much. Most of us didn’t create this mess. It was an elite few, in my opinion. When I was old enough to vote, it was for old men, who were not BOOMERS. So, we didn’t have much of a choice to vote from. So I prayed as to who I should vote for. I don’t think I had a lot of good choices. So my best option was Ronald Reagan for president. Here in California I don’t even remember, they were all bad. But please try to tone it down. By the way, I was born I. 1958, my brother in 1960. I love your show. ❤… Your wife is a nice lady too. You should have her on more too, she balances you out.
It’s funny - I didn’t join the Church because I couldn’t imagine 10% of my income going to real estate projects; yet you’ve found a way to celebrate it. 😂 Just remember they’ll still be making a monthly profit from those “families in need.”
AND collecting 10% tithing on top of rent. Why is this church into making money and collecting property cards like it's playing Monopoly??? Get back to actually spending tithing ON the poor and needy instead of this convoluted scheme. smh
Love you guys but I have to say that I cannot stand the introductions to your videos. They are too long and we don’t need all the preview of ya’ll talking. The quick flashes of Venmo and Zelle I also could do without. Just put a lower third graphic on the screen. It will make it easier to watch. 👍🏼🤓
Sounds like the black rock model! 15 minute city’s. You’ll own nothing and be happy! Subsidized housing is why Detroit is the beautiful city it is today.
I’m GenX. My ancestors settled Provo and stayed throughout the generations. I’m scared my kids won’t be able to afford housing in UT and will move away from me when they marry.
Same. I made $14 an hour when I was 21. My son makes $20. Meanwhile, my first home 3 years later was $150k. It is now selling for $494k. That’s a 329% increase in housing, while pay for similar work has only gone up around 143%.
Yes. Three of my kids have moved cause the cost of housing is so terrible. The US government is the biggest land owner in the state, owning about 65% of the land. We could open up some of that land and it would ease the housing problems. But it wouldn't bring us additional water... so there is that problem.
@@sama.scraps No. I can't say I did know that, but I know it is pretty impossible to purchase anything unless you have two incomes or one very good one. Inflation, high interest prices, the huge influx of people from other states, natural growth, and the lack of available land all combine to make prices high.
Chris was my scout master and mentor and friend. Would he perchance be your uncle? Little Chris was a year younger than me and we had good times there :)
Luke needs to make a meme like The Church *making affordable houses in Hawaii* People making housing expensive: "what are you doing in my swamp??" *Insert Shrek photo*
A bunch of townhomes( about 8, in Cache county Utah, were finished and for-sale signs went up then several days later for-rent signs went up. We could never of had a chance. : (
My sister lived in Pearl City when she was in the USAF, stationed at Hickam about 1971-2, and Hawaii was expensive to live in THEN! This isn't a recent problem.
One thing i hate about conservatives is that they dont believe in doing anything to help anybody. One thing i hate about so-called liberals is: "I support affordable housing....as long as it's not in my backyard."
Wrong. Conservatives don’t believe it’s the job of the government to “help” everyone and everything. Conservatives in general help others A LOT. More than any other “group “.
@@asarg1776 and heaven forbid you get help from the govt. Because then you are a "sponge" a "leech" and a burden on society. Conservatives have never liked the welfare state. Even tho it helps people. Funny huh?
Just wondering when this guys family was priced out of their ancestral area in Santa Clarita, did they sell their property at an affordable price or did they sell at the going inflated price of property for the area? And, then take the capital gains and contributed to inflating the price of real estate in another area of the country making home ownership out of reach for the natives in that area. Boomers are not to blame, it is the people for which money is no object when buying. Certainly their are a number of boomers in that category, But there are more boomers that are not.
The Southern California thing is why my wife and I left not too long after we got married. Also my parents purchased a 3 bedroom condo in Santee, CA (just east of San Diego) for $100k in 1986. They sold it in 2000 for $129k. It is now a rental for $3k a month. The estimate on it now is over $600k.
I have been thinking a lot about this lately because my adult kids are paying more for one bedroom apartments than we pay for our mortgage for a 4 bedroom house, and the prices keep going up every month. All the houses and apartments are being bought by folks with money so they can rent it out. So the prices go up and up because rich folks are eager for "passive income." That's another way of saying that you don't have to work for the money. That makes me think of the Lord's commandment in D&C 42:42: "Thou shalt not be idle; for he that is idle shall not eat the bread nor wear the garments of the laborer." I wish I had the money to find a place that I could build some houses for my kids and friends.
I wondered why housing in Utah has skyrocketed in the past 10 years now we know Cardons’s family cashed out in Cali and moved to Utah along with half the state thanx I’m sure your politics are right behind. Hells eastern expansion
As long as boomers worship niceness culture and avoid confrontation, yes, neo-liberal californication will wipe you out. Woa unto the comfortable in Zion.
lol it’s you that wants to promulgate “California Mormons” vs “Utah Mormons” I’d like to think we’re on the same team. Constantly bemoaning how our leaders don’t do anything well but fertilizing large buildings with beautiful grounds and bending over backwards for every woke scold that wants them to do something gross and obscene. This is what you think of the church you belong to? I get comic relief but it seems you honestly believe that we are being lead by incompetent, outdated and uninspired men. I completely disagree. You’re turning a positive story of our church trying to make good use of property into a rare example of doing good. I’m not a boomer and that joke is really tiresome. Your format and content is awesome and entertaining but at the end of the day I assume you want to be a net positive for the church. So constantly insulting church leadership and all members from Utah seems counter productive but I guess that’s your shtick.
Also, if you want to lower the price of housing, I think the best way is to get rid of most zoning regulations. Let people build houses and condos and apartments without all of the government coercion and limits and fees. Then the price of housing will drop
What the heck! What is your problem with Boomers? My husband & I are 65. In retirement, yet we still have to work to make ends meet. We have 6 grown children. We have done all we can to help them.
Dude, half the Utah county high school football teams are composed of Polynesians. While you are understandably frustrated with the behavior of a specific subset, blaming boomers as a group does not build Zion. Please set an example for the people who don’t know better, and forgive those that hurt you.
The church has built homes in places like New Zealand 🇳🇿 and it doesn’t work as you would expect it to work because people move in for the cheap rent and never leave because of the cheap, clean, updated home that they are in is cheaper and better than what they could get elsewhere. It’s a great in theory but harder said than done.
Oh by the way, Jonah needs to bone up on JFS. The problem with the boat was his second mission to Hawaii as an adult. The dude that near drowned was Lorenzo Snow. They had to revive him. JSF told them not to try to land the boat there.
I am a boomer and I have no money, never had any, but I have lots of kids and I understand the way you feel cos you live in California with all the wealthy church members. I feel like I am the only person who doesn’t have any money in our church
Everyone said it was insanity to settle Laie. There had never been water there. But the Church did it anyway. And right after, they found miraculous artisan flow for the first time in the area’s history.
Joseph F Smith had no part in translating the BOM into Hawaiian. He would’ve needed the Urim and Thumim at 15 and with no knowledge of the language😆. It was done by George Q Cannon and Jonathan Napela.
Not to be too picky, but the painting you're referring to isn't actually of Cronus eating Zeus. Zeus was the only child of Cronus he didn't eat, and Zeus saved his siblings later on. The paining is of Roman mythology's Saturn devouring his children.
Mary Fielding Smith crossed the plains with her brother Joseph Fielding and her sister Mercy Fielding who was also a widow. She wasn't totally alone. But, Mary and Mercy were considered alone because they had their own wagons without husbands to help them. Their brother traveled with them, and helped them the whole way. Mercy Fielding Thompson was the first person in this dispensation to be sealed to her spouse who had died. Mary and Mercy are buried side by side in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. I know this is true, because it is my family history.
If the Church is to someday evolve into the Kingdom of God on Earth, then at minimum, having its toes in a number of civil institutions would be prudent.
@@WARDRADIO We're run by a Presidency composed of the Greatest Generation and Silent Generation people. There are boomers in the Quorum of the Twelve, but those are boomers under the Lord's tutelage.
@@WARDRADIO it hasn’t been going so great for the particular byu grads who would inevitably be teaching there. It’d be likely to become a woke mess if all Cwic and y’all are saying about the humanities and education departments is accurate.
Sometimes people don't get to live where they want, especially Hawaii. Sounds like these people need to move somewhere else. Or does every member get to ask for a handout so we can live wherever we want. I don't live exactly where I want so the church should subsidize me too.
Hey, what do you have against Payson, Utah! Have you ever been here? It is funny that you mentioned both Payson and Lehi. We lived in Lehi for 15 years and then moved to Payson 9 years ago. We love it here! Come visit and we will show you around.
There are poor Boomers, middle class Boomers, and rich Boomers. Then there’s those pre Boomers old and still alive, some very rich. It boils down to those who love their portfolios and rental properties and gossip about those less fortunate, and those who don’t. The church is very very very rich. They need to lower tithing to 1-5 percent for the poorer of the church, 7-10 for the mid people, and 11-20 percent plus for the rich.
No. Your taxes should not be doing this. The taxes are part of the problem. You could make the arguement that if taxes were used properly that it could work. But they aren’t. And typically aren’t. The people and churches and charitable organizations like the church absolutely should be the ones doing this through the generosity and righteousness of humanity. But government. Is always or always becomes corrupted. STOP giving them your money.
8 hr day? That’s PART TIME! Try 90 mile drive to work across Wyoming… work a 12-13 hr day then another 90 mile drive home ( 1 1/2 hrs each way). Let him live with me for a week! Haha! He will be begging for an 8 hr day!
Small community very few houses for sale is true but yes the price of those house is outraegous. " 13 homes for sale in Laie, Hawaii, which is an 18.2% increase from May 2024. The price range of homes for sale in Laie can range from $695,000 to $4.1 million"
So….my parents had to come out of retirement, 78 and 68, to pay for the rising costs of living. Their property taxes have tripled in the last 3 years. They may have to sell off their 25 acres just to survive!
Gen X here. I offered my late Millennial son and his wife to live in our house and we would build a cottage for us in the backyard. He declined. Apparently our 4000 sq ft house is too big. They don’t want to take care of it. So what do you do?
Cardon, there are a lot of reasons people are leaving California, not just housing prices. And, BTW, we here in what some people on the coasts call "flyover country" don't see ourselves as living in "backwater areas", thank you very much. Why the gratuitous shot at the Boomer generation? That deserves a public apology. The 99% of us in that generation that don't rule the country have no more affect on public policy than your generation.
It was George Q. Cannon who translated the Book of Mormon into Hawaiian. If memory serves, Joseph F. Smith never really learned the language well at all.
They need to do this in Utah County. I've heard of some people getting hired as BYU professors but when they look at the housing market they find they can't afford to live in the area. They have had to turn down the job. If I had been hired by BYU a year later than I had been I wouldn't be able to afford it either.
Most boomers knew the story because the previous generation taught them and produced great teaching manuals. Unfortunately, the manuals and stories shared today are lacking. What generation currently controls our learning materials and manuals? Hmmm, it looks like the boomers were given a great start by their parents, but have largely failed or refused to do that for their children and grandchildren. And not just in the church, but the national economy at large. Boomers are almost solely responsible for the ridiculous national debt, broken economic system, and grossly uneven distribution of wealth today.
@@WARDRADIO 🎯. Once boomers gained control of the Sunday school and EQ materials in the Church HQ, they morphed into milk toast in just a few years. All my EQ does is discuss conference talks. Why did the boomers get rid of the awesome EQ manuals and teachings of the prophets?
I've lobbied my local Bishop and Stake President for THE EXACT thing that Cardon said about building houses with the extra land from members.
It was met with, "oh that's a nice idea" I think it's time to bring it back up 👍
Let me guess, they smile… say “glad to see you’re so passionate, brother” and then move on not actually giving a $#!+ about what you actually had to say…
@@WARDRADIO 🤔 🎯
@@WARDRADIOuh-oh, stay strong and fight those apostacy thoughts
What do you mean by, "... building house with the extra land from members..."
@@DoulaGarcia good question.
I say the church ought to buy up more real estate in this country than the Chinese!
The church bends over backwards for the CCP
The church owns more American land than bill gates and china combined!
They have bought up more real estate in Florida than the chinese. I'm certain of that.
It wasn't our parents who decided to screw us. We went off of the gold standard during our parents' generation, but that wasn't their decision. I 100% blame many of this generation's financial problems on secret combinations made in the last generation, but to place the blame squarely on them is... a little misguided.
“Secret combinations”… the favorite, convenient excuse for boomers. Why take personal responsibility for obvious errors when you can shift blame to faceless, nameless boogeymen and thus maintain claim to the absurd riches you gained in the backs of your children.
@@WARDRADIO You are so offended that the boomers didn't solve all the world's problems before you were born!
Your generation isn't going to solve them either, because everyone has their agency and no one agrees on anything. And millenials are going to curse you because you are failing right now.
@WARDRADIO He's right though by taking the US off the gold standard and spending beyond the US's means inflation happened.
I'm a boomer and I've worked 44 year's to get what I have. Yes my home in Herriman Utah has gone from $300 k to over a million in 30 years. But is that my fault? The younger generations blame us for something we didn't create.
Not to mention all the California people who moved here to escape the crazies in California.
the ageism is ridiculous... knock back a few more monster drinks and rant more...
@@WARDRADIOlook at all our leaders right now . All of them . Except for the three in the presidency they are all boomers . Most likely last leaders . Boomers made things better . How can you blame them ? Baby boomers . It’s in the name . Just babies and children in the 50 . 60got better and then 70 were also good about he time when boomers got married and started families .
You’re forgetting the he was 14 when he was called. So he moved to California and did shingles and roofing for 2 years to raise money for his mission to Hawaii. Like this dude was insane.
JFS life story is truly amazing
@@brucebooth4489 facts. Listen to his books or anything regarding him just blows the mind.
@@Borkybaby the story about him speaking in the tabernacle and seeing the Hawaian lady that looked after him while he was sick on his mission, gets me everytime.
Yeah, I’m a boomer and I was a bit put off by being painted with the broad brushstroke of blame and condemnation. But I still love what you do Cardon. Keep going.
I moved from South Jordan, Utah to Texas because of the Californication of Utah. I hated to go, but I had to. Now, I have a small farm in rural Texas and live among many varied denominations of Christianity and few LDS (our branch covers 1,900 square miles). But we, as a community are of one heart and in our varied ways we love Jesus Christ and we serve one another with love and compassion. I’m 69 years old and went from being virtually debt free to having two mortgages and never ending bills (I bought the farm, so to speak), so I am not building bigger and better houses, I’m planting trees the shade of which I will never enjoy, but my family and future posterity will enjoy that shade and fruit and we will be prepared for the hardships sure to come upon us. So yeah, some of us boomers are still working to provide for our families and will likely, and gladly, do so until we die.
You're not a boomer. You're a Ward Radiologist. ;)
I’m in UT and it’s not like how it used to. Getting out priced. Etc. I don’t know where “my people” are. Do you mind saying what county or area of TX you are in? I’d love to move somewhere better as long as I won’t get hit by a tornado next year…. Thank you.
@@mysterypro_music I’m in Whitney, Texas. If you move to rural Texas you need to be prepared to downgrade and down size. ie, smaller homes and lots of dirt, county roads, etc. I have always been a manager or director during the previous four decades of my career, but those jobs are very scarce in rural Texas unless you want to commute for 45 minutes to an hour each way. I am sick of commuting, so I work for a local propane delivery company. I love the job because I am out of the office, working in the elements doing physical work and working with everyday people. I have three neighbors and the closest is about 800 feet away. I love it. I could never move back to a neighborhood.
In short, there is more open space, more dirt, bugs and animals and hotter and more humid summers than in Utah. Texas is not nearly as beautiful as Utah, but I can breathe here. The pollution in Salt Lake was really affecting my lungs.
Sorry. I waxed lengthy on this response. I’m glad we moved. It has been a lot of work, but I feel safer here and we live among good people with good values. That’s worth any amount of extra work I have to do.
I’m so amazed that these stories about JFSmith. It makes me so grateful to have been taught these from my grandmother.
Maybe leave out the phrase "mother freakin God" yuck
yeah I agree, taking the Lord's name in vein
My husband will not watch any more because of that one phrase that was used. He doesn’t want me to, either, but I don’t like to throw out that baby with the bath water. Lots of gems left to appreciate, but i have to admit, it was offensive to hear that phrase. Left me a bit shocked, disappointed, and feeling bad. I can only imagine what Heavenly Father must feel about it.
I like this UA-cam channel, but Cardon's massive disdain (dare I say hatred?) for Boomers is sickening. It makes me want to go to some other channel.
yep, its his shtick...
Same
Good bye 👋
Not just Boomers… but anyone left of Trump.
I can’t share any of his content because of his divisive hatred of the middle and left. Enjoy your scripture mingled echo chamber Cardin.
Ok.... but will they be painting the roofs blue? Ya know.... cause, ....no reason. *cough* lasers!
It’s the same here in Australia it’s a joke, we need this here also
Stay strong Australia!!
˙ɹǝʇsᴉs 'ƃuoɹʇs ʎɐʇS
The church has started purchasing land all around the world . Farming, housing, ect .
Part of the largest Humanitarian project for the world . You haven’t seen nothing yet !
Name a “humanitarian” project they aren’t making money from.
Malls = Money.
“Housing” = Big money.
Bookstores = Money.
Temples = Paying Members + Volunteers = Stream of Money.
“It’s a business, man.”
Are you dreaming? All prophecies indicate massive destruction upon the planet, all these buildings, cities, temples will be utterly destroyed. You need become more acquainted with the scriptures.
Hey Jonah, I love the story of Joseph F. Smith. I would also look at Jonathan Napela, a lawyer, judge, and strong church member who also had a hand translating the Book of Mormon into Hawaiian.
Yes! Incredible story, but I can’t share this episode wit anyone because Cardin can’t control his hatred of anyone left of Trump. Another unsharable ward radio episode. 🫣
I am not a boomer, but am really sad to see the vitriol. Please tone down so that people can actually hear the good and constructive things you have to say and not get distracted by all the anger. I think the message of this video got overpowered by the tone.
Spices are great in food, but a bowl of food that is half full of salt or chili powder loses its appeal.
You guys have a lot of good to offer. Don’t get in your own way.
When I lived in La'ie years ago, people were mad that the church had the audacity to raise the yearly land lease their house is on from a tiny amount to something like $100 per YEAR. Yah! (The numbers aren't exact, but the comparison is an example.) People were SO offended.
Remember that the church isn't IN La'ie, it owns all the land, and made the whole town, the schools, the PCC and more, so people could do something besides farming for a living. The church maintains the town infrastructure and a whole lot more.
The church bought the land of a VERY rural plantation more than 150 years ago, so church members could be together.
Then the church members made the town on church land. Yet when the church wants to improve things they always get a lot of criticism.
One story: One time when people were caught stealing water for their own farm, using the town's water and infrastructure, they were allowed to continue using the water. That is until the thieves took the church to court to try to legally claim the water. Well they lost cause, you know, property rights.
I couldn't afford a home in Hawaii 35 years ago and had to move. Now my daughter lives in La'ie with her husband and 3 kids. They have a 1 bedroom apartment, with two incomes. Nothing has changed, and no, boomers aren't the cause. We have the same problem as everyone else. The human population has increased by billions and we all need housing.
Cardon, you seem to have a huge case of envy and it looks really ugly. Spewing hatered for a whole generation, like you do, is pretty repulsive. Please do better.
He hates boomers. His nasty attitude made me quit the membership. I know Utah prices have skyrocketed because of Californian's moving here. It's caused the prices to escalate and now my kids can't afford to move here. We are all moving to another area like Tennessee or Wyoming soon. Homes are affordable there.
@@sama.scraps Good luck to you all. I don't blame people for fleeing California, but the crime and better than you attitude that some people bring is a problem.
On the positive side, there have been more temples announced for CA, so at least the whole state isn't going to fall off into the ocean. There are enough righteous people to save it from total destruction. :D
One of my sons served his mission in southern CA and loved it, but he doesn't want to move there!
@@sama.scraps with all respect, you chose to leave the church because of the attitude of a man online? Just asking for clarification.
@@coolblubirdI took it as a member of ward radio, not the church.
@@coolblubird Ward Radio youtube membership, with monthly donations to the Ward Radio show.
Am I the only one who is concerned that the church is talked about disparagingly by this member?
Are you talking about Carson Ellis? Anyways, behind Gen Conf etc the church has an arm that is a business and wants to make a profit. True.
Boomer here at the tail end of the generation. The first election I was able to vote in was for Reagan second term. I have voted 100% for candidates at every level that advocated for lower spending conservative principles etc. only to be betrayed at every turn. Also over the course of my working career I chose not to join the union that I could show would put literal dollars in my pocket. This union donated in insane amounts to candidates I would not vote for. 100% of the younger generation what ever that is joined the union for the money also this younger generation voted 100% to not contribute to their pensions out of a pay check, I did ,as well as the other "Boomers". My experience is the younger generation is full of the short sighted selfish greed you accuse me of. One more, my Boomer parents downsized and sold their house to a family member at a greatly reduced price making it affordable. Your "Boomer" hate is misguided. Still like the channel.
Thank you. I when I was younger didn't listen to my father. And he told me don't join a union. Well I did, and it was a nightmare. They literally ruined the company. And the family feeling we had working there , was gone. My father was right. I spent the next 30 years fighting all unions. What a disaster. And I too voted for conservative values.
If you actually sold your home for a deeply reduced price then you are the first boomer I’ve met that’s done that… good job. This, however, only makes you an exception to the rule and not the rule.
@@WARDRADIO as long as you plan on taking care of your parents in their old age, I endorse them selling their homes at deeply reduced prices. The average elderly person in America is counting on the sale of that home to provide for their care when they are old and infirm, and unfortunately most don’t have enough saved for long-term care, which is why there are so many reverse mortgage commercials on tv for old people.
@@k.c.4423 only a selfish person and a selfish generation greedy enough to eat the future of their grandchildren is dark and selfish enough to to assume their children wouldn’t take care of them in retirement. We already are taking care of them… look at Joe Biden.
I think they meant the successful and influential boomers. You're more of the angry boomer type. Lol 😂
I was born in 1960. When will you have me on the show to defend my generation? Your attaoks on my people are appalling. My wife and I were among your very few in person supporters at the Great Debate, we don't deserve suoh treatment.
Easy, Sugar. You've got to put the whole thing in perspective. Compare what they say about boomers to the Anti-Mormons who come in here talking about the Church. Compare their tones. These guys are just poking in a friendly way, the other is full on hatred.
I have a friend who is living in difficult conditions. We have looked for rentals. It’s all wildly out of her price range. Even a single bedroom in someone’s house. A church owned duplex would be a huge blessing for her.
As a radical urbanist this makes me happy! Every time the Church tries to do anything people just try to accuse them of breaking random zoning laws or things like what the article mentioned. The Church doesn’t break US zoning laws but they should, those laws deserve to be ignored
We are not just feeding the poor, we are not just clothing the poor, we are also housing the poor. Careful Cardon, God has a sense of humor and will probably call you to a leadership position just to prove you wrong. And you'll discover that your way of doing things was just what the position needs.
As long as we worship niceness culture… I am safe. And we worship niceness culture harder than the ancient Israelites ever worshipped Ba’al.
@@WARDRADIO Whew. For a second I thought you were gonna pull a J. Golden Kimball moment and say you'd never get a position because you criticize too darn fast. (as opposed to swearing)
I believe he was 15 when he went on his mission. Check it out . I might be wrong.
15 is correct
God is Great, lets GO!!!
Good Lord man. You need to quit putting all people in one category. Im not one of the socialist and or communist that are the progressives. I seeved my country, and studied history and onow what our founding fathers wanted. And how god guided them. Wow ! I watch your show because it brings me some peace in this messed up world. And then uou insult me and others . Wow! Just wow!
Cardon says taxes should be used to create these housing developments rather than the church. Nope. Everything the government touches--especially the higher you go--is subpar. Alternatively, those who should be building these developments are private companies or non-government charitable organizations who have a much greater vested interest in the quality and success of the project.
I get tired of Cardon denegrading what the church is good at. Why would the church build affordable housing for people in a 1st world country. Too many people in 3rd world countries living in corrugated tin houses.
At least they are allowed to live in make shift houses. We legally can not build cheap houses because of local building codes. So the reality is people are facing homelessness because of ridiculous regulations.
Imo, while the severity is not the same (I would feign not that a 3rd world country faces The same problems as a 1st world), the root issue is still the same, so why not work on both?
Yeah… Cardon is annoying!
Cardon, please quit ripping on Boomers so much. Most of us didn’t create this mess. It was an elite few, in my opinion. When I was old enough to vote, it was for old men, who were not BOOMERS. So, we didn’t have much of a choice to vote from. So I prayed as to who I should vote for. I don’t think I had a lot of good choices. So my best option was Ronald Reagan for president. Here in California I don’t even remember, they were all bad. But please try to tone it down. By the way, I was born I. 1958, my brother in 1960. I love your show. ❤… Your wife is a nice lady too. You should have her on more too, she balances you out.
It’s funny - I didn’t join the Church because I couldn’t imagine 10% of my income going to real estate projects; yet you’ve found a way to celebrate it. 😂
Just remember they’ll still be making a monthly profit from those “families in need.”
AND collecting 10% tithing on top of rent. Why is this church into making money and collecting property cards like it's playing Monopoly??? Get back to actually spending tithing ON the poor and needy instead of this convoluted scheme. smh
The Church IS big real estate!
Love you guys but I have to say that I cannot stand the introductions to your videos. They are too long and we don’t need all the preview of ya’ll talking. The quick flashes of Venmo and Zelle I also could do without. Just put a lower third graphic on the screen. It will make it easier to watch. 👍🏼🤓
Teach Ryder "If" by Rudyard Kipling.
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Sounds like the black rock model! 15 minute city’s. You’ll own nothing and be happy! Subsidized housing is why Detroit is the beautiful city it is today.
Maybe in LA is normal, but please, beware of almost blasphemous expressions
I’m GenX. My ancestors settled Provo and stayed throughout the generations. I’m scared my kids won’t be able to afford housing in UT and will move away from me when they marry.
Same. I made $14 an hour when I was 21. My son makes $20. Meanwhile, my first home 3 years later was $150k. It is now selling for $494k. That’s a 329% increase in housing, while pay for similar work has only gone up around 143%.
Yes. Three of my kids have moved cause the cost of housing is so terrible.
The US government is the biggest land owner in the state, owning about 65% of the land. We could open up some of that land and it would ease the housing problems. But it wouldn't bring us additional water... so there is that problem.
@@rutht2023Did you know that an acre of improved propert costs about 1 million dollars.
@@sama.scraps No. I can't say I did know that, but I know it is pretty impossible to purchase anything unless you have two incomes or one very good one. Inflation, high interest prices, the huge influx of people from other states, natural growth, and the lack of available land all combine to make prices high.
Maybe it's time to put a moratorium on how many refugees from California can move here?
I was in the ward with the Ellis family in Broward County! Love them. Now i know why I like you too. You come from good stock sir :)
Cool. What Ward?
Pembroke Pines
Chris was my scout master and mentor and friend. Would he perchance be your uncle? Little Chris was a year younger than me and we had good times there :)
The actual full story of Joseph F Smith is even better!
It was George Q. Cannon and Jonathan Napela who translated The Book of Mormon into the Hawaiian language.
A 14 year old Joseph F. Smith was sent on a mission to Hawaii; he came home at 18 years old.
Luke needs to make a meme like
The Church *making affordable houses in Hawaii*
People making housing expensive: "what are you doing in my swamp??"
*Insert Shrek photo*
A beautiful idea, but 74 units won't even dent the problem. It needs to be 500 or 1500 units.
A bunch of townhomes( about 8, in Cache county Utah, were finished and for-sale signs went up then several days later for-rent signs went up. We could never of had a chance. : (
My sister lived in Pearl City when she was in the USAF, stationed at Hickam about 1971-2, and Hawaii was expensive to live in THEN! This isn't a recent problem.
One thing i hate about conservatives is that they dont believe in doing anything to help anybody. One thing i hate about so-called liberals is: "I support affordable housing....as long as it's not in my backyard."
Conservatives donate way more money to the poor. They ‘don’t believe in doing anything’ via compulsion (i.e. government)
Wrong. Conservatives don’t believe it’s the job of the government to “help” everyone and everything. Conservatives in general help others A LOT. More than any other “group “.
@@asarg1776 BS. Pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. That's always been the motto of conservatives.
@@asarg1776 And heaven forbid you get help from the govt. Then, you're a sponge and a leech. A burden on society.
@@asarg1776 and heaven forbid you get help from the govt. Because then you are a "sponge" a "leech" and a burden on society. Conservatives have never liked the welfare state. Even tho it helps people. Funny huh?
Dang! Cardon is savage today! Im loving this! 🫳🎤
Just wondering when this guys family was priced out of their ancestral area in Santa Clarita, did they sell their property at an affordable price or did they sell at the going inflated price of property for the area? And, then take the capital gains and contributed to inflating the price of real estate in another area of the country making home ownership out of reach for the natives in that area. Boomers are not to blame, it is the people for which money is no object when buying. Certainly their are a number of boomers in that category, But there are more boomers that are not.
The Southern California thing is why my wife and I left not too long after we got married. Also my parents purchased a 3 bedroom condo in Santee, CA (just east of San Diego) for $100k in 1986. They sold it in 2000 for $129k. It is now a rental for $3k a month. The estimate on it now is over $600k.
11:34 yeah but Idaho is da bomb
I have been thinking a lot about this lately because my adult kids are paying more for one bedroom apartments than we pay for our mortgage for a 4 bedroom house, and the prices keep going up every month. All the houses and apartments are being bought by folks with money so they can rent it out. So the prices go up and up because rich folks are eager for "passive income." That's another way of saying that you don't have to work for the money. That makes me think of the Lord's commandment in D&C 42:42: "Thou shalt not be idle; for he that is idle shall not eat the bread nor wear the garments of the laborer." I wish I had the money to find a place that I could build some houses for my kids and friends.
Do not say in the name of mother freaking bleep. That is reprehensible.
Yes, they don’t want their unspotted view marred by affordable housing
Hoping that Cardon gets called to leadership now. Hahaha
I wondered why housing in Utah has skyrocketed in the past 10 years now we know Cardons’s family cashed out in Cali and moved to Utah along with half the state thanx I’m sure your politics are right behind. Hells eastern expansion
As long as boomers worship niceness culture and avoid confrontation, yes, neo-liberal californication will wipe you out. Woa unto the comfortable in Zion.
lol it’s you that wants to promulgate “California Mormons” vs “Utah Mormons” I’d like to think we’re on the same team. Constantly bemoaning how our leaders don’t do anything well but fertilizing large buildings with beautiful grounds and bending over backwards for every woke scold that wants them to do something gross and obscene. This is what you think of the church you belong to? I get comic relief but it seems you honestly believe that we are being lead by incompetent, outdated and uninspired men. I completely disagree. You’re turning a positive story of our church trying to make good use of property into a rare example of doing good. I’m not a boomer and that joke is really tiresome. Your format and content is awesome and entertaining but at the end of the day I assume you want to be a net positive for the church. So constantly insulting church leadership and all members from Utah seems counter productive but I guess that’s your shtick.
Also, if you want to lower the price of housing, I think the best way is to get rid of most zoning regulations. Let people build houses and condos and apartments without all of the government coercion and limits and fees. Then the price of housing will drop
Summit County Utah is the same way. Kids growing up there can’t afford to live there when they leave home.
What the heck! What is your problem with Boomers? My husband & I are 65. In retirement, yet we still have to work to make ends meet. We have 6 grown children. We have done all we can to help them.
The church is big real estate
All the families moving to poorer areas are goinng to seriously shift the demographics in a census or two.
Dude, half the Utah county high school football teams are composed of Polynesians.
While you are understandably frustrated with the behavior of a specific subset, blaming boomers as a group does not build Zion. Please set an example for the people who don’t know better, and forgive those that hurt you.
The church has built homes in places like New Zealand 🇳🇿 and it doesn’t work as you would expect it to work because people move in for the cheap rent and never leave because of the cheap, clean, updated home that they are in is cheaper and better than what they could get elsewhere. It’s a great in theory but harder said than done.
Oh by the way, Jonah needs to bone up on JFS. The problem with the boat was his second mission to Hawaii as an adult. The dude that near drowned was Lorenzo Snow. They had to revive him. JSF told them not to try to land the boat there.
The church needs to do this everywhere, you got a lot of beef with us Utah folks lol
Joseph F. Smith is a total BOSS.
I am a boomer and I have no money, never had any, but I have lots of kids and I understand the way you feel cos you live in California with all the wealthy church members. I feel like I am the only person who doesn’t have any money in our church
An _environmentalist_ is the one who already has his cabin in the woods and doesn't want you to have yours.
Utah had a lot of rental housing that's going empty because no one wants to live in it. People would rather own.
Everyone said it was insanity to settle Laie. There had never been water there. But the Church did it anyway. And right after, they found miraculous artisan flow for the first time in the area’s history.
Joseph F Smith had no part in translating the BOM into Hawaiian. He would’ve needed the Urim and Thumim at 15 and with no knowledge of the language😆. It was done by George Q Cannon and Jonathan Napela.
You forgot to mention Arkansas 😜
Doesn’t Cardon have family in Arkansas?
@@thekalechipsvendettayes
@@WARDRADIO Cool, I live in Arkansas
@@WARDRADIOknew there was some hillbilly in cardon
@@WARDRADIO Gordon, when you said you didn't tell your wife I imagine her behind you with a hammer after that, hope your safe man
I've heard that the state of Hawaii provides very good proctological health. Im thinking of flying out there to get my colon cleansed very thoroughly.
Not to be too picky, but the painting you're referring to isn't actually of Cronus eating Zeus. Zeus was the only child of Cronus he didn't eat, and Zeus saved his siblings later on. The paining is of Roman mythology's Saturn devouring his children.
Same thing is happening in Utah… kids graduating can’t afford to even buy a house. They will end up living in their parents basements.😥
Yup. Experience here. Adult child living in my basement with spouse.
Yep. And the boomers will call them lazy and do absolutely nothing to help them. Greediest generation on the planet
@@WARDRADIO really a false statement. There may be some, just like in every generation ever.
@@WARDRADIO free rent is certainly helpful.
I’m from Payson Utah!!😂😂😂😂 I can assure we know how to use our weapons! lol!!!!!
Mary Fielding Smith crossed the plains with her brother Joseph Fielding and her sister Mercy Fielding who was also a widow. She wasn't totally alone. But, Mary and Mercy were considered alone because they had their own wagons without husbands to help them. Their brother traveled with them, and helped them the whole way. Mercy Fielding Thompson was the first person in this dispensation to be sealed to her spouse who had died. Mary and Mercy are buried side by side in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. I know this is true, because it is my family history.
Does this mean Church school will start soon? K-12? Eh? Eh?
Not that I really want that, but it would appeal to some.
If the Church is to someday evolve into the Kingdom of God on Earth, then at minimum, having its toes in a number of civil institutions would be prudent.
@@TheYgdsboomers would never…
@@WARDRADIO We're run by a Presidency composed of the Greatest Generation and Silent Generation people. There are boomers in the Quorum of the Twelve, but those are boomers under the Lord's tutelage.
All for it
@@WARDRADIO it hasn’t been going so great for the particular byu grads who would inevitably be teaching there. It’d be likely to become a woke mess if all Cwic and y’all are saying about the humanities and education departments is accurate.
Easy....... I'm a boomer.
Or what?
@@WARDRADIOI'll fight you on his behalf. 😅
The units need to be 6 story units.
Sometimes people don't get to live where they want, especially Hawaii. Sounds like these people need to move somewhere else. Or does every member get to ask for a handout so we can live wherever we want. I don't live exactly where I want so the church should subsidize me too.
It's not a subsidy. ??
You're mad the Church is deciding to build rental properties instead of giant mansions?
That's weird crab-in--bucket logic.
@@jonahbarnes5841 The church doesn't need to get into he rental business.
YOOOO! Shoutout to Medford!
Hey, what do you have against Payson, Utah! Have you ever been here? It is funny that you mentioned both Payson and Lehi. We lived in Lehi for 15 years and then moved to Payson 9 years ago. We love it here! Come visit and we will show you around.
So glad Cordin doesn't swear - got pretty close, though.
There are poor Boomers, middle class Boomers, and rich Boomers. Then there’s those pre Boomers old and still alive, some very rich. It boils down to those who love their portfolios and rental properties and gossip about those less fortunate, and those who don’t. The church is very very very rich. They need to lower tithing to 1-5 percent for the poorer of the church, 7-10 for the mid people, and 11-20 percent plus for the rich.
Cool - so...consecration of all property via tithing anyone?...oh wait the bank still owns it all.
No. Your taxes should not be doing this. The taxes are part of the problem. You could make the arguement that if taxes were used properly that it could work. But they aren’t. And typically aren’t. The people and churches and charitable organizations like the church absolutely should be the ones doing this through the generosity and righteousness of humanity. But government. Is always or always becomes corrupted. STOP giving them your money.
8 hr day? That’s PART TIME! Try 90 mile drive to work across Wyoming… work a 12-13 hr day then another 90 mile drive home ( 1 1/2 hrs each way). Let him live with me for a week! Haha! He will be begging for an 8 hr day!
Small community very few houses for sale is true but yes the price of those house is outraegous. " 13 homes for sale in Laie, Hawaii, which is an 18.2% increase from May 2024. The price range of homes for sale in Laie can range from $695,000 to $4.1 million"
So….my parents had to come out of retirement, 78 and 68, to pay for the rising costs of living. Their property taxes have tripled in the last 3 years. They may have to sell off their 25 acres just to survive!
Gen X here. I offered my late Millennial son and his wife to live in our house and we would build a cottage for us in the backyard. He declined. Apparently our 4000 sq ft house is too big. They don’t want to take care of it. So what do you do?
Cardon, there are a lot of reasons people are leaving California, not just housing prices. And, BTW, we here in what some people on the coasts call "flyover country" don't see ourselves as living in "backwater areas", thank you very much.
Why the gratuitous shot at the Boomer generation? That deserves a public apology. The 99% of us in that generation that don't rule the country have no more affect on public policy than your generation.
It was George Q. Cannon who translated the Book of Mormon into Hawaiian. If memory serves, Joseph F. Smith never really learned the language well at all.
Do you guys still have your Spanish channel?
It’s been slow
@@WARDRADIODespacito?
Joseph F Smith was actually 15 when called
Buy more build more. Hawaii suffers from the high cost of housing more than other state.
Did Kwaku leave the church?
I'm a boomer Cardon who has a son living with us because he can't afford rent. I love Ward Radio, but stop with the boomers already
Kim, you're one of us. We mean the godless boomers. You're a Ward Radiologist. You're one of us.
@@jonahbarnes5841 thank you Jonah. I'm in! Yessss
Have you heard the story about the Tooele Temple community that got canceled.
Allred?! What wrong with Allred?! 😂
They need to do this in Utah County. I've heard of some people getting hired as BYU professors but when they look at the housing market they find they can't afford to live in the area. They have had to turn down the job. If I had been hired by BYU a year later than I had been I wouldn't be able to afford it either.
Cronos generation! 🤣🤣🤣
Cardon makes fun of boomers. Yet most boomers know Joseph F Smith mission story. Someone wasn't listening in Sunday school.
Most boomers knew the story because the previous generation taught them and produced great teaching manuals. Unfortunately, the manuals and stories shared today are lacking. What generation currently controls our learning materials and manuals? Hmmm, it looks like the boomers were given a great start by their parents, but have largely failed or refused to do that for their children and grandchildren. And not just in the church, but the national economy at large. Boomers are almost solely responsible for the ridiculous national debt, broken economic system, and grossly uneven distribution of wealth today.
Or maybe the boomers have neutered Sunday school for 50 years into “LDS feelings Barn”
your divisive spirit doesn't help...
@@WARDRADIO 🎯. Once boomers gained control of the Sunday school and EQ materials in the Church HQ, they morphed into milk toast in just a few years. All my EQ does is discuss conference talks. Why did the boomers get rid of the awesome EQ manuals and teachings of the prophets?
Build ten story apartments and really screw up their view.
Joseph F. was 15 when he went to Hawaii.