
I deconstructed my Mormon faith down to the bone—and when my dad died, the deconstruction shit really hit the fan. Now, Girlscamp isn’t just about what’s fallen apart, but about exploring what might come next. Around the campfire, we’ll swap stories from life after faith shifts, laugh at the quirks of high-demand religion, and dig into the ways Mormonism shows up in our culture—from pop culture an... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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It’s time for one of my favorite types of episodes: reading your wildest religious stories. Today, we’re diving into Ted Bundy’s bizarre stint in Mormonism, a UK reverend threatening six-year-olds, people praying over Utah dirty sodas and a deeply sp... more
Happy Sunday! I decided to do this week's Sunday check-in here on Patreon, where I can be more open and unfiltered. I'm responding to your submissions—including my thoughts on threesomes, my cringiest Mormon phase, advice for a baby-naming crisis, an... more
It was so lovely to chat with today’s guest, Zoe Lazerson, about the times in life she’s made the difficult choice to start over: when rejecting the Mormon life path expected by her community and when ending two long-term relationships. We talk about... more
Content warning: This episode includes discussion of eating disorders and eating disorder recovery.
Today, Clara Henrie bravely shares her story of eating disorder recovery, particularly where it intertwines with her Mormon faith deconstruction. We ... more
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I’m a never Mormon who grew up devout Catholic with strict parents. My best friend was Mormon and a lot of my friends were Mormon so I went to a more of activities non Mormon youth were allowed to attend because my parents approved of their strict rules. One always been curious about the religion because even though I was around them, they didn’t discuss their beliefs with me. Listening to this podcast along with Mormon Stories has taught me so much! I’m obsessed with this cult religion now.
I used to enjoy these podcast quite a bit and related with Haley quite a bit as well. I feel like she’s got much more opinionated and political. Sometimes it’s hard to relate a lot of earlier podcast seems to have better effort, and I would recommend those if you are listening
What an absolute gem of a podcast and host. Never in my life have I been able to accurately articulate how I feel about religion until this podcast. Hayley is so educated in the subject and is a true comfort. I never want the episodes to end. Thanks for being a small comfort in the big scary world❤️
I’ve never met a girlscamp episode I didn’t enjoy listening to. I’ve cried, I’ve laughed. Hayley talks about so much more than just Mormonism (which is great cus I’m not Mormon!) she talks about Christianity in society/American politics, spirituality, tv & social media, culture, parenthood, friendship, truly everything. This podcast is my ritual and I love it!! Thank you thank you Hayley 🫶🏻
This podcast has been such an essential listen during my religious deconstruction. Hayley does a great job of balancing thoughtfulness, intelligence, relatability, and fun. Couldn’t do this without her.
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The show centers on religious deconstruction, personal growth after high-demand belief systems, and how faith continues to influence culture, identity, and daily life. Across episodes, conversations span parenting, feminism, mental health, sexuality, politics, and spirituality, often pairing vulnerable personal stories with practical insights from guests and experts. A notable edge is the blend of memoir, social critique, and candid humor, with a willingness to challenge sacred assumptions while exploring inclusive communities, therapy, and philosophy as paths to belonging after belief shifts.
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