
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 | 198 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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We’re talking all things Easter this week! First on the agenda: why are Mormons suddenly celebrating Holy Week? Since when was Palm Sunday a thing? Then we get into resurrection theology, fear of death, and what it looks like to celebrate Easter afte... more
Instead of asking ourselves “What Would Jesus Do?”, today we’re asking: What Would Hayley Do?
I’m responding to your submitted dilemmas, talking through how useful the WWJD framework actually is as a decision-making tool, and (for fun) applying that... more
Tiffany grew up in a plural marriage family within a fundamentalist Mormon group, the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB). Her mom was a fourth wife and later (after a divorce) a sixth. As a teenager, she began questioning and ultimately left the princip... more
Season 4 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is here and you know I have THOUGHTS. In this SLOMW Season 4 recap, I’m breaking down the DadTok attempted takeover (and what it says about Mormon male culture), that wild “honor your mother” moment betwee... more
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Even as a "never-mo", this podcast has changed my life, especially as someone who grew up in a predominantly Mormon area. Hayley creates a safe space for people from all backgrounds, and each week for the past 3 years, I've looked forward to her episodes.
Loved your recent discussion with Jessica about secular Mormonism. Compassionate, nuanced, wise, and uplifting.
I found this podcast about a year ago and it has transformed so much of what I think about religion. I’ve never been Mormon, but as an ex-evangelical, it’s really resonated with me
I have loved Girlscamp since episode 1 despite never being Mormon or ever really interacting with anyone who was. I have always been someone drawn to the topic of theology and religious communities and started listening because of Hayley’s candid approach to talking about religion and her experience with it. I love now to hear from the guests she has on about their experiences as well. Through this podcast I have learned so much about religion, but also about relationships and self preservation ... more
I started listening to this podcast religiously (lol) when it first started, and I am grateful it has continued this far into its journey. I think Hayley does an amazing job being authentic and sharing feelings that are very similar to and validating of my own as part of my own journey. This continues to be one of my favorite go-tos listen to every time a new episode shows up!
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This show centers on leaving high-demand religious communities and rebuilding life afterward. Episodes thread through deconstruction, faith, and identity, blending personal storytelling with interviews from therapists, philosophers, and everyday people reimagining belief. Across conversations, listeners hear candid reflections on relationships, culture, and healing after certainty fades, with a steady mix of humor, curiosity, and vulnerability that makes complex topics approachable for those navigating faith transitions or curious about Mormon culture and its broader cultural footprint.
A standout aspect is the host's unflinching honesty and willingness to explore messy, nuanced topics—from sexuality and mental health to historical and cul... more
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Recent guests on Girlscamp include:
1. Tiffany Hempel
2. David Archuleta
3. Jessica Paige
4. Benny Cardullo
5. Chase McWhorter
6. Ellee Duke
7. Dr. Julie Hanks
8. Rebekah Barton
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