Phil Lyman shares insights ahead of Republican Party chair race against Rob Axon

In a recent episode of the podcast "God and Country," host Uriah Kennedy engaged with Phil Lyman, who is currently running for the chair of the Utah Republican Party. This episode is particularly significant as it comes just ahead of the state convention on May 17, where delegates will decide between Lyman and his opponent, Rob Axon. Kennedy emphasized the importance of the last 30 minutes of the episode, which directly addresses delegates and provides crucial information for their decision-making.

Lyman's gubernatorial aspirations and his vision for the party were central themes of the discussion. Kennedy encouraged listeners to pay close attention to Lyman's insights, especially those relevant to the upcoming convention. The podcast aims to inform and engage the community, providing a platform for political discourse and insight into current events.

In addition to Lyman, the podcast has an exciting lineup of future guests, including Utah Senate leader Stewart Adams and Representative Mike Kennedy. Upcoming episodes will also feature a historian specializing in Holocaust survivor stories and an ex-CIA officer sharing his experiences. These discussions are expected to offer emotional depth and historical context, further enriching the podcast's content.

Despite a technical issue that resulted in an echo during the recording, Kennedy urged listeners to focus on Lyman's contributions, which remained clear and impactful. The podcast continues to seek support from its audience, encouraging likes and subscriptions to help grow its reach and influence. As the convention approaches, the insights shared in this episode may play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the Utah Republican Party.