The Church History Matters Podcast is a collaborative effort primarily fronted by Scott Woodward and Casey Griffiths, both respected educators within the Latter-day Saint community. Produced by Scripture Central, a non-profit organization, the podcast delves deeply into the complexities and narratives of Latter-day Saint church history. Scott Woodward brings a diverse background including a PhD in Instructional Psychology and Technology and extensive experience in genetics and molecular biology, alongside nearly two decades teaching seminary, institutes, and university religion courses at institutions like BYU and BYU-Idaho. Casey Griffiths holds a PhD in Educational Leadership and Foundations and served in Seminaries and Institutes before joining the Religious Education faculty at BYU, where he is now an Assistant Teaching Professor of Church History and Doctrine. Together, they host in-depth, conversational episodes that explore significant historical events, doctrines, and controversies, from the Mountain Meadows Massacre and succession in church leadership to early church finance and scripture origins. They often feature expert guests, bringing scholarly perspectives to listeners. The podcast aims to make church history accessible, comprehensible, and defensible, inviting listeners to engage with both the challenges and the beauty within the Latter-day Saint past. Their content is available across various podcast platforms and includes video versions on YouTube, alongside companion materials and transcripts on the Scripture Central website.