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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.

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Latest Episodes

What Do You Say? That's what Susan and Cynthia ask Pat, Melinda, and Jere In Episode 279. It's a conversation about everything, inspired by 3 Latter-day Saint women's answers to a handful of randomly picked questions exploring their memories, insight... more

What about heaven? It's a broad word with which everyone has personal associations. Ask people what 'heaven' is to them, and you might hear about anything from walking on a beach to time spent with family to a rainy day with a good book. But The Chur... more

Is there a link between "being good" and "being happy?" Author Natalie Brown writes that for Latter-day Saints, "Again and again, happiness is scripted as the result of making the right choices, keeping the commandments, or following the proper path.... more

If faith is a moving thing, that implies change. To say you're on a journey means you're actively engaged in going somewhere. In the ALSSI community, the word faith often gets paired with the word journey, but also with deconstruction, shift, or tran... more

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Recent Guests

Natalie Brown
Guest columnist for The Salt Lake Tribune and author with a PhD in literature
The Salt Lake Tribune
Episode: Episode 277: Let's Talk About Happiness | A Conversation with Natalie Brown
Sara Fisk
Coach who helps women have hard conversations
Episode: Episode 275: Creation Begins with Speaking Up | A Conversation with Sara Fisk
Sarah Morse
Social media lead for At Last She Said It graphics; guest on the episode
At Last She Said It
Episode: Episode 274: What About Politics? | A Conversation with Sarah Morse
Mary Cox
Guest interviewed about education, identity, and navigating church culture
Episode: Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Laura Karen Glasgow
Guest interviewed about growing up Mormon, identity, and sacred spaces
Episode: Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Evann Howlett
Guest interviewed about rebellion, ADHD/OCD, and belief systems
Episode: Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Jana Riess
Senior columnist for Religion News Service; author
Religion News Service; Oxford University Press (Leaving Mormonism)
Episode: Episode 272: Let's Talk About Women Leaving the Church | A Conversation with Dr. Jana Riess
Carmen Acevedo Butcher
Scholar and translator featured in the conversation
Episode: Episode 270 (Bonus): Let's Talk About Women and Christianity | A Conversation with Dr. Carmen Acevedo Butcher
Michelle Marchant-Wood
Speaker on confirmation bias, LDS faith journey
Independent thinker, speaker on LDS cultures
Episode: Episode 269 (Bonus): Saying More | 3 Conversations About The Beatitudes, Letting Go, and Confirmation Bias

Hosts

Cynthia Winward
Host of At Last She Said It; leading conversations on faith, gender, and spirituality in Mormon contexts
Susan Hinckley
Co-host and interviewer; guides conversations on women's faith journeys and church perspectives

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Saying what we all wish we could say

    I have loved this podcast for years. Cynthia and Susan keep it real and have helped me a lot as my faith has expanded and changed over the past few years. If you’re from the LDS faith in one way or another and feeling like you don’t quite fit, this podcast is for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brenna36
    United States13 days ago
  • Community

    I found this podcast years ago while considering leaving the church. It helped so much to know there were others that felt the same way I do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WinkyS58
    United States2 months ago
  • One of my favorite podcasts!

    I love the wisdom of Susan and the courage of Cynthia. I am grateful that ALSSI has been a part of my spiritual journey for the past 6+ years.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    careyann3
    United States2 months ago
  • Women leaving

    Great episode with Jana Riess. And great questions. Thank you. Keep it up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    W. V. Smith
    United States2 months ago
  • My fave podcast!!

    Ok I’ve been listening for years. Every week. Even my husband loves Cynthia and Susan. They just make sense!!! They put in the WORK. As a mid 30s LDS mom I am just so darn grateful for these ladies and their team for all that they share, all the interviews they conduct, and for the laughs along the way (even when talking about really tricky things).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kaylees93
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners value the safe space for honest, compassionate discussions about faith and gender.
Show is praised for being real, insightful, and supportive for listeners navigating faith transitions.
Feedback highlights community, encouragement, and thoughtful guests, with occasional critiques about views on church authority.

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Episode 277: Let's Talk About Happiness | A Conversation with Natalie Brown
Q: Can you say a little more about the courage to make visible our own desires and claim our spiritual authority?
Brown recommends identifying the critical voices a person fears and the people they are trying to please, then choosing to speak in their own voice rather than seeking approval from institutions that were not built for them.
Episode 277: Let's Talk About Happiness | A Conversation with Natalie Brown
Q: What do you want to say about the rise in happiness messaging?
Brown says references to the plan of happiness increased dramatically in general conference addresses, alongside a shift toward individualism, wellness rhetoric, and ideas compatible with capitalism.
Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Q: What belief helps you make sense of the world?
Mary (and others) emphasize that understanding others' stories fosters love and kindness; recognizing the inherent goodness in people helps explain her worldview and resilience despite imperfect behavior in others.
Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Q: What is one lesson you have to keep learning over and over?
Evann discusses that divine intervention is not earned by personal actions; outcomes depend on actions, but God doesn't operate as a transactional cosmic vending machine, prompting ongoing relearning of faith.
Episode 273: What Do You Say? | 3 Conversations About Pearls Before Swine, Identity, and Rebellion
Q: What was your form of rebelling as a teenager?
Evann describes rebellion as consistently questioning and calling out things that didn't make sense, especially when adults claimed one thing but didn't show it in practice, such as gender norms or allocation of resources in church activities.

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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 7 years ago and published 279 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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1. Natalie Brown
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3. Sarah Morse
4. Mary Cox
5. Laura Karen Glasgow
6. Evann Howlett
7. Jana Riess
8. Carmen Acevedo Butcher

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