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BYUtv releases 2026 season episode of Making the Most

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BYUtv released the 44th episode of the 2026 season of Making the Most on Nov. 1, 2026. The episode features the Tabernacle Choir performing Redeemer of Israel on Temple Square.

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  • The 44th episode of Making the Most for the 2026 season was released on Nov. 1, 2026.
  • The Tabernacle Choir performed Redeemer of Israel on Temple Square during the episode.
  • BYUtv is a service of Brigham Young University.

BYUtv released the 44th episode of its 2026 season of Making the Most on Nov. 1, 2026. The episode features a performance of Redeemer of Israel by the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square.

The program, which has a duration of 30 minutes, is part of the 2026 season of Making the Most. The content is presented by BYUtv, a service of Brigham Young University.

The mission of BYUtv is to create purposeful and engaging viewing and listening experiences intended to entertain, inspire, uplift, and improve families and communities.

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