I highly recommend Truman G. Madsen's Jesus of Nazareth talk series. Many of them were recorded in actual locations in the Holy Land. Other than that, I'm not aware of any single, comprehensive type books on the subject, other than the Daniel Rona types. Those I I find interesting, but also somewhat sensationalist and a conflict of interest as they want you to go on their tour or buy their stuff.

As far as I know/can tell, no. There's only iOS and Android options. That's it. I wish DeseretBook would work to get more church stuff published on Kindle and/or Google Books. Creating another reader, with separate content is not what we need.

Correction: I did receive mine. Just hadn't noticed it. Hope you have as well.

See my update above. They've since released them on Android.

Hey, Mormon Life Hacker is very much still active, and there's a new post as recently as last Sunday: http://mormonlifehacker.com/learn-about-share-opp... (by me, but we do have other authors that post).

Nicolas, I love the Arbinger's stuff. I don't think it precludes breaking things down into workable formulas for talking to people or dealing with them in various situations though. In fact, if you just took the first part where you imagine what the other person might erroneously conclude, and extended it a little further, you'd be very much on track with what Arbinger teaches. All you'd need to do is spend a little extra time and effort imagining what it's like to walk around in their shoes to discover some possibilities as to why they're resisting or being less helpful than they once were. Then you should be aligned with "out of the box" principles, and can still use this formula to as a guide to ensure they understand you care about them, as well as whatever it is they need to accomplish.

Sorry for the slow response, but I do WordPress websites for a living. If you'd like me to take a look and see if I can get it fixed, I'd be happy to. This is the first episode I've listened to, but it sounds like you guys are doing and promoting good things, so I'd be happy to help out if I can. Over at Mormon Life Hacker, RSS is the largest source of regular, recurring traffic.

Oh, yeah, duh!

Link to the Mitt Romney clip?

If people aren't getting the show via your RSS feed, how will they know to take the survey? I highly recommend setting it back up and utilizing Feedburner, so you know how many people are using it. Just an idea :)