
At Last She Said It is a podcast that seeks to amplify and explore a variety of voices, stories, ideas and experiences of Mormon women.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In Episode 273, Susan and Cynthia ask Mary, Laura, and Evann, What Do You Say? It's Season 12's first installment of ALSSI's series of conversations with Latter-day Saint women inspired by their answers to questions in 3 categories: memories, insight... more
Dr. Jana Riess of Religion News Service published an article recently asking, "Why are young women leaving Mormonism?" It's a great question, and one we could ask about every age group of Latter-day Saint women. Some answers seem very obvious; some m... more
Do Latter-day Saints believe our own stuff about faith? How does it differ from all the other words we sometimes get it tangled up with? What role is it meant to play in our lives and discipleship? Where and how might it intersect with love? In Episo... more
What do women do with Christianity? While some experiences may be specific to Latter-day Saints, when we talk to women in other churches we find a surprisingly big overlap: our sisters from other denominations describe so many common themes and simil... more
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"In my opinion", Susan Hinckley hit the nail on the head as to why our general leaders don't/won't address what's happening with our current political leaders. They're all far too aged to expend any time or energy on ANYTHING that doesn't serve what they think is important enough.
Thank you for helping me and so many others feel less alone. I have had a few giant spiritual blocks come undone since I started listening to this podcast. The insights I’ve had have strengthened my faith in God (the real God, not the painted window picture of Him). And they’ve brought me so much peace belonging to an imperfect church community. THANK YOU
Best LDS podcast for women who care to learn the truth about life
Just heard about this podcast for the first time a few days ago, I have listened to episodes in every second of my free time since. These are topics I have felt ashamed for thinking about FOR YEARS finally brought into the light, making me feel less alone, making women feel less insane, and giving a huge sense of relief. Thank
You for the community you have created of real people trying to navigate real life and real problems.
These are very real women with very real experiences that deserve to be heard with compassion and grace. There are a million places you can go to validate the status quo in the church. This is a rare and gracious gem of a spot to unmask the shadow and make way for wisdom and growth.
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A thoughtful, conversation-driven series centered on Mormon women's experiences, leadership, spirituality, and faith journeys. Episodes frequently explore how tradition intersects with everyday life, gender, and community, featuring scholars, clergy, authors, and practitioners who share personal stories, practical rituals, and contemplative insights. The show often reframes doctrinal concepts through lived experience, aiming to empower listeners with compassionate perspectives on faith, doubt, and belonging. A standout is its combination of rigorous ideas with intimate storytelling, creating a welcoming space for nuanced discussion and spiritual growth within a Mormon context.
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At Last She Said It launched 6 years ago and published 273 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on At Last She Said It include:
1. Jana Riess
2. Carmen Acevedo Butcher
3. Michelle Marchant-Wood
4. Jen Dilley
5. Jessie Santamaria Whittaker
6. Jenny Richards
7. Stephanie Glissmeyer
8. Tedi Thompson
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