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Girlscamp

Hayley Rawle
Mormonism
Faith Deconstruction
Mormon Church
Mental Health
Family Dynamics
Purity Culture
Faith Transition
Spirituality
Grief
Personal Growth
Motherhood
Sexuality
Patriarchy
Divorce
Girlscamp
Christmas
Ruby Franke
Identity
Polygamy
Marriage

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

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Recent Guests

Jane Beeson
Indie rock and alt-pop singer-songwriter
Beeson (artist)
Episode: The Religious OCD Diva with Jane Beeson
Alley Bird
Guest sharing her Mormon and post-M Mormon journey
Content creator and storyteller
Episode: Being a Black Mormon Missionary with Alley Bird
Ash Santos
Actress known for American Horror Story, Marshalls (CBS)
Actor
Episode: From Mormon Mom to Marshals with Ash Santos
Mary Murdock Meyer
Chief executive of the Timpanogos Nation; advocate for rights, recognition, and history of the Timpanogos people
Timpanogos Nation
Episode: The Timpanogos Nation & Mormon Settlers with Chief Mary Murdock Meyer
Tiffany Hempel
Raised in the Apostolic United Brethren and later joined mainstream Mormonism; survivor of domestic abuse and trauma; advocate for survivors
Independent podcaster/ storyteller
Episode: Plural Marriage, Mainstream Mormonism, & Starting Over with Tiffany Hemple
David Archuleta
Singer, author of Devout
Self
Episode: From Devout to Out with David Archuleta
Jessica Paige
Jessica Paige is a secular Mormon who embraces her cultural and community identity while navigating her faith journey.
Episode: Being Secular Mormon with Jessica Paige
Benny Cardullo
A devout former Mormon with expertise in gender and sexuality studies.
Episode: Not Masculine Enough for Mormonism with Benny Cardullo
Chase McWhorter
Known for his appearances on various podcasts, discussing his experiences within the Mormon faith and issues surrounding faith deconstruction.
Episode: Take Ownership! A Mormon Reckoning with Chase McWhorter

Host

Hayley Rawle
Host of Girlscamp

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 4.9k ratings
  • Allie Bird

    My daughter Sophie served with Allie at Temple Square and truly thought Allie is one of the best! My daughter is nuanced like me so we are still trying to stay but I am grateful for your podcast that helps me feel so not alone. Fun fact: I went to Timpview HS with your mom! Please tell her Stephanie Self says hello if she remembers me! Great podcast - keep it up! We need your voice ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doodle2467
    United Statesa month ago
  • Repeat listener!

    One of my favorite podcasts. Listen to it weekly. I really appreciate how Hayley approaches various topics within religion and Mormonism. She really considers so many of the nuances to being ex-Mormon and also loving people as a whole. Very relatable. Highly reccomend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reese Bigler
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love Hayley

    Hayley is a breath of fresh air. I grew up with a lot of Mormon friends in Texas and I’m a recovering Catholic. Hayley’s take on deconstruction is interesting and I like how she “mixes in” other topics. I also appreciate her honesty. She is very relatable. I hate to compare her to Alissa Grenfell, but I can’t listen to Alissa bc she sounds like she’s so rough around the edges. I wish Hayley and her family the best of luck in LA. I look forward to hearing about the adventure.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CrisSuns
    United States2 months ago
  • Too woke

    Pushes away being so woke. Why can’t people be center or normal anymore?

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    1
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    United States2 months ago
  • A honest conversation

    I've never been mormon and I have never really believed in anything. Still, Hayley has gotten me so interested in mormonism and post-christianity. I love her honesty and her reflective conversations about anything and everything. Highly recommend!!

    Grüße aus Deutschland ✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sunnflower21
    Germany2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate nuanced takes on ex-religion life and inclusivity.
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Plural Marriage, Mainstream Mormonism, & Starting Over with Tiffany Hemple
Q: What are practical steps you recommend for someone in an abusive or controlling religious environment?
Seek professional help (therapy), build external support networks, prioritize the safety of yourself and children, educate yourself with resources, and listen to your inner voice while gradually creating an exit plan if needed.
I Went Skeptic, She Went Cosmic with Ash Adams
Q: How do you define spirituality?
Ash defines spirituality as new age and untethered, where belief is not bound to a code or specific deity, viewing all spiritual experiences as real and connected to science.
#MomTalk: Motherhood After Religion
Q: How do you navigate a balance between grief and also being happy for others when friends are having babies after your miscarriage?
It's important to give yourself grace and validation about your feelings while protecting your mental well-being by creating boundaries with triggers like social media or baby showers that may cause unmanageable emotions.
#MomTalk: Motherhood After Religion
Q: How do you manage the balance of listening to and respecting your parents/grandparents' advice and setting clear expectations for how you are choosing to raise your kids?
I don't really give much weight to unsolicited advice because every parent's situation is unique. Each parent knows their circumstances better than anyone else, and while I respect their wisdom, ultimately, I have the authority over how to raise my kids.
#MomTalk: Motherhood After Religion
Q: What's it like being a mom to twins? Do you ever wish you had one at a time?
Twins have become a niche interest of mine, and I appreciate the bond between them, but it can be really hard. There's also the blessing of not having to go through pregnancy twice, although there are challenges like managing their identities and ensuring they develop as individuals.

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A candid, curiosity-driven show about life after high-demand religious beliefs, with guests sharing journeys of faith deconstruction, identity rebuilding, and reinvention. Covering personal narratives, therapy and healing, culture, and how faith communities intersect with art, media, and daily life, the program blends vulnerability with practical insights. Expect thoughtful conversations with diverse guests—from performers and activists to thinkers and survivors—that explore love, grief, resilience, and what comes next after certainty is challenged. A notable edge is the steady emphasis on empathy, self-discovery, and navigating family, faith, and community while rebuilding meaning beyond religion.

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1. The Bad Broadcast
2. Mormon Stories Podcast
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4. What We Said
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2. Alley Bird
3. Ash Santos
4. Mary Murdock Meyer
5. Tiffany Hempel
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7. Jessica Paige
8. Benny Cardullo

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