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Fun post Ardis, thank you for sharing. I was on my mission when the rules were a little different than they are now. I needed some minor surgery on my foot at one point. A missionary today would probably be sent home or the surgery and recovery, but I was left on my mission, but for about two weeks I wasn’t supposed to do much walking.
To help me pass the time the local Ward Mission leader gave me his old collection of BYU Devotionals on audio tape so I would have something to listen to. This became my first exposure to men like Matthew Cowley, LeGrande Richards, and S Dilworth Young. When I got home frm my mission, long before internet audio archives were a thing, I began searching DI’s and yard sales for talks from these men and several others that I enjoyed listening to. Now, many of those talks that took me years to find and collect can be downloaded at the click of a mouse from BYU and other places.