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Mormon Land explores the contours and complexities of LDS news. It’s hosted by award-winning religion writer Peggy Fletcher Stack and Salt Lake Tribune managing editor David Noyce.

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The heroic tale of Helmuth Hübener, a teenage Latter-day Saint activist who was executed in 1942 for trying to warn Germans about Hitler’s lies, is familiar to many members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the United States and a... more

On the November crossover episode between ‘Mormon Land’ and ‘Mormons in Media, ’ Rebbie and Nicole are joined by humor columnist Eli McCann to talk Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Rebbie is coming in blind to the Real Housewives franchise, so this... more

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If there is a constant in the history of Latter-day Saint temple worship, it is change. Language used, covenants made, clothing worn and meaning ascribed to all of it — each has evolved since the early 1830s, when Joseph Smith introduced the idea of ... more

Of the major Western religious traditions in the United States, only The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints retains the service-until-death policy for its top leader.

Last week, Dallin H. Oaks, at age 93, became the 18th prophet-president o... more

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Recent Guests

Alan Keele
Emeritus Professor of German language and literature at Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University
Episode: Fact and fiction in “Truth & Treason” | Episode 414
Eli McCann
Writer, podcaster, internet sensation
The Salt Lake Tribune
Episode: 'Mormons in Media' crossover: Secret Lives vs. SLC Housewives: What's going on with Utah women and reality TV?
Jonathan Stapley
Historian and author
Episode: How LDS temples have changed over time | Episode 413
Gregory Prince
Historian who has studied and written about these issues.
Episode: LDS leadership succession could change under a 'bold' president | Episode 412
Richard Turley
Historian and biographer of Dallin H. Oaks
Episode: The life of Dallin H. Oaks | Replay
Emily Jensen
Web Editor for Dialogue at Journal of Mormon Thought
Episode: Reflections on General Conference | Episode 411
Patrick Mason
Chair of Mormon History and Culture at Utah State University
Utah State University
Episode: Reflections on General Conference | Episode 411
Benjamin Park
Latter-day Saint historian, author of American Zion, A New History of Mormonism
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Episode: Dallin Oaks was a close Russell Nelson ally, but he could change the church’s direction | Episode 410
Jennifer Finlayson-Fife
Theotherapist focusing on sexuality and relationships
Author of 'That We Might Have Joy, Desire, Divinity, and Intimate Love'
Episode: How to achieve the 'soulful sex' God desires for couples | Episode 409

Hosts

Peggy Fletcher Stack
Senior Religion Reporter with significant experience in covering the intersection of Mormonism and societal issues.
David Noyce
Managing Editor with extensive expertise in journalism and community issues, particularly those relevant to the LDS Church.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 373 ratings
  • Too many likes

    Couldn’t like get through like the whole like Mormons in Media episode because they like said like like way too many like times

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    scmilezzz
    United States3 months ago
  • Informative and fair!

    I am a born and raised faithful member and I love this podcast. It is not anti-Mormon. The questions are fair and well-researched. And the guests offer a wide variety of opinions. Thanks for all you do!

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    5
    k8inDC
    United States5 months ago
  • Too many “likes”

    I’m very excited about the new Mormon’s in Media addition to the Mormonland podcast. I was eager to listen to the first installment, but could only listen for a brief time. The podcasters said “like” far too many times and it’s grating in the nerves and sounds very unprofessional. I hope they can correct this unconscious habit because I’m excited about what they have to say. Thanks, a loyal listener.

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    jillybeanJD
    United States6 months ago
  • Valuable Perspectives

    I enjoy listening to this podcast regularly. Peggy and Dave bring together great interviews with diverse and interesting guests and panelists who share many important and thought provoking insights and perspectives.

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    5
    sorentex
    United States9 months ago
  • Good topics/terrible quality of sound

    Really appreciate the topics being covered and the discussions and try to tune in whenever I can, but the sound quality and production is terrible. So much so that it often interferes with listening.

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    bookishmom25
    United Statesa year ago

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Hosts consistently bring in knowledgeable guests that provide valuable insights.
Informative content with diverse perspectives on LDS-related issues.
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How LDS temples have changed over time | Episode 413
Q: What are some of the rituals that came and went throughout the temple's history?
Early rituals focused on physical healing but were ultimately phased out in favor of proxy work for the dead, driven by the growing demands as the Church expanded.
How LDS temples have changed over time | Episode 413
Q: How did you walk that line in writing the book regarding the sacred privacy of temple rituals?
I conceptually navigated the norms of the time while respecting current practices, focusing on how secrecy surrounding the temple has changed over time, particularly emphasizing increased transparency in recent years.
How LDS temples have changed over time | Episode 413
Q: How did it change over time in regards to gender and race?
The church's terminology and approach to gender and race evolved, with women participating continuously, but the explicit references to priesthood diminished over time, particularly by the end of the 19th century.
The life of Dallin H. Oaks | Replay
Q: If President Oaks were to become the church president, what kind of leader do you think he'd be?
He would be a remarkably powerful leader, as exemplified by his accomplishments at BYU.
The life of Dallin H. Oaks | Replay
Q: Did President Oaks ever express regret about having to leave his legal career?
No, he never looks back with regrets and seems to enjoy the season of life he is in.

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Focused on the multifaceted world of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the content spans a variety of topics pertinent to both members and outsiders. Episodes frequently explore social issues such as LGBTQ+ rights, racial history, gender equity, and the evolving relationship between faith and contemporary culture. Notable discussions feature in-depth analyses of church policies, community challenges, and the intersection of faith with politics and societal changes. The engaging format combines interviews with experts, historians, and active community members, making complex subjects accessible and thought-provoking for a diverse audience.

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