
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 355 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

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I started listening to Episode 422 which seems really interesting, but the episode has weird skips. Some times it will skip back a few minutes, then it will skip back, cutting off sections of the discussion. It’s hard to get into a podcast with these issues.
I was curious to listen to this one as I am very interested in temple history. However, disappointed to have listened for an hour and to not hear a single mention of masonry or its influence on the temple clothes or ceremony or temple at all…seems like that is a pretty clear piece of the history that may have been left out to your listeners.
Couldn’t like get through like the whole like Mormons in Media episode because they like said like like way too many like times
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!
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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This show covers a wide range of LDS-related news, history, and culture through in-depth conversations with scholars, journalists, and faith community leaders. Episodes frequently explore church governance, gender roles, peace and social issues, and the intersection of faith with public life, often featuring nuanced debates and multiple viewpoints. A standout aspect is the breadth of guest expertise—from historians and legal scholars to policymakers and LGBTQ+ advocates—delivering thoughtful, sometimes provocative, takes on contemporary Mormonism. The format tends to blend personal narratives with broader context, making it valuable for listeners who want informed, multi-perspective analysis of LDS topics and their real-world impacts.
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2. Michael McLean
3. Natalie Brown
4. Matthew McBride
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6. Joseph Brickey
7. Jenny Champoux
8. Kimberly Applewhite Teitter
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