
Raw. Unfiltered. Outrageously honest. Mel grew up in a world where private jets met hay bales, where religion meant control, and where silence was expected — until she burned the whole script. From Mormon housewife raising five kids with her husband in the bishopric, to walking away from the church, to rebuilding life with scandalous stories no one else dares to say out loud… this is where the “di... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

What happens when the beliefs that shaped your entire identity no longer align with your lived experience?
In this powerful episode of Blame It on Mel, Amy shares her deeply personal journey of joining the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints... more
What happens when a returned missionary, temple-married seminary teacher, and Church employee starts reading the very documents meant to defend the LDS Church—and discovers they raise more questions than answers?
In this episode of Blame It on Mel, ... more
Mariama grew up a Black Mormon in the UK. Served a mission. Defended the LDS Church.
Then she started asking questions.
This week on Blame It On Mel, Mariama shares her journey out of Mormonism after reading the CES Letter, the trauma from having a... more
Annie Marie became a viral sensation by turning the quirks, contradictions, and awkward moments of Mormon culture into comedy gold. Raised in the LDS Church by a Spanish mother who met her father on his mission, Annie grew up feeling like an outsider... more
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This show centers on personal narratives from people who grew up in tightly controlled religious communities and chose to leave, often weaving in therapy, healing, and rebuilding life after deconversion. Episodes mix blunt honesty with humor as guests discuss purity culture, church governance, family dynamics, and how faith intersections shape sexuality, parenting, and trauma. Across conversations, the host(s) encourage empowered storytelling and critique of orthodox systems, offering practical guidance for survivors and curious listeners alike. A standout trait is the unflinching, unapologetic tone that pairs provocative humor with candid, trauma-informed insight, making it feel like a candid support group and a fearless roadmap for questi... more
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2. Mariana Nadworna
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