Third Watch Podcast

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we have an honest conversation about what it means to carry the expectations of our culture while trying to find our own identity. We talk about family, language, respect, identity, and the fear of losing something that connects us to where we come from. Are we choosing to let go of our language, or are we simply adapting to the world around us? Streaming now and connect with us online @thirdwatchpodcast ...

Send us Fan Mail More people than ever are stepping away from church but why? In this episode, we have an honest conversation about the reasons people are leaving, from church hurt and burnout to unanswered questions, changing values, and the challenges of staying faithful in today's world. We also explore what keeps some people rooted in their faith and how churches can better support the next generation. This isn't about judging those who stay or those who leave. It's about listening, under...

Send us Fan Mail We finally meet Ethan Key, the third member of the Third Watch Podcast team In this episode, we share lessons from our LDS mission experiences, discuss the challenges of bridging cultural gaps, and explore how missionaries can find greater joy and purpose in the work. Whether you're preparing to serve, currently serving, or reflecting on your mission, this conversation offers personal experiences and encouragement for building meaningful connections across cultures while sta...

Send us Fan Mail Another week Another Episode, Elina Tuitupou shared about her personal journey growing up in a Tongan while navigating culture and religious identity. She opens up about what it means to be a convert member and how that experience can shape the way she sees herself. This episode is about understanding, respect, and learning how people can hold both culture and religion in meaningful ways while still staying true to who they are. Streaming now and connect with us o...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we welcome Tyrone Brown as our first guest, where he shares his personal journey and experiences working at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Through his story, we explore how the Polynesian Cultural Center has impacted many lives, helping students grow in confidence, strengthen their identity, and carry their culture with pride. It is also a place where lasting legacies are built, where friendships, skills, and memories continue to shape people long after they...