Was I really fired by Ward Radio? Or is that simply not what happened?
In this episode, I'm setting the record straight about my time working with Ward Radio and addressing claims that I was "fired" and that I misrepresented my beliefs about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
I explain how I came to work with Ward Radio, my conversations with Cardon Ellis and Jonah Barnes, the project I was hired to complete, how many shorts I produced, what I was paid, and why the working relationship eventually came to an end.
I also address the claim that I somehow deceived Ward Radio about my beliefs. The reality is that they knew I ran Mormon News Roundup, knew my perspective, and were aware of my position before I ever began working with them.
There was no dramatic firing. No secret controversy. No terminated employment contract. I was hired as a contractor for a specific project, completed that project, and Ward Radio eventually decided to produce its shorts internally.
So why is the story being told differently? Listen and decide for yourself.
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