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A podcast for post and nuanced Mormons seeking a joyful life as they navigate their faith journey outside of orthodox Mormonism. Donate to Mormonish Podcast here: www.mormonishpodcast.org/support This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - podcorn.com/privacy

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Can Green Eggs and Ham really be read as an ancient temple text? Dr. John Lundwall takes on that challenge—using the very same interpretive methods often employed by LDS apologists to argue for ancient origins in the Book of Mormon. By intentionally ... more

Growing up in the LDS church, we experienced a lot of mythologized history. A lot of this was tied to the founding fathers and the origins of America. We heard stories about Moroni appearing to Christopher Columbus and George Washington. Mythology na... more

Have you always wondered who is behind the Temple Name Oracle? After experiencing cognitive dissonance from his mission in 2003 and discovering the truth about LDS church history in 2010 from a simple Google search, Clint Kimball experienced the sudd... more

In Episode 3 of this series, Patrick begins by responding to excellent audience feedback on the overview of stylometry; he presents a chart that shows when in the Book of Mormon each anomaly first appears. He then reviews the usable Book of Mormon wo... more

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Warren Throckmorton
Author and professor; discussed in-depth historical critique of Christian nationalist narratives
Author, The Christian Past That Wasn't
Episode: Ep335: The Religious Mythology of America's Founding /with author Warren Throckmorton
Ganesh Cherian
Guest on Mormonish Podcast discussing authorship theories
Episode: Ep330: Was Joseph Smith the Sole Author of The Book of Mormon? w/ Ganesh Cherian
Dan McClellan
Guest on the show
Episode: Ep329: Do The 8 Book of Mormon Word Print Studies Prove Multiple Authorship (Episode 3)
Cameron Stringham
Guest from The Good Book Club, contributor to Mormonish
The Good Book Club
Episode: Ep326: Why We Think What We Think and Do What We Do
Patrick Birch
Guest presenting the synthesis of Wordprint and Three Voice Framework evidence
Independent researcher / contributor to the episode
Episode: Ep323:Sole Author Theory Challenged by Groundbreaking Analysis of Book of Mormon Wordprint Studies
Dr. John Hubbard
Mayor of Fairview, Texas
Mayor of Fairview, Texas
Episode: Ep322: Fairview Mayor Asks To Lower Temple Steeple & Receives Response From LDS Temple Department
Randall Bell
Dr. Randall Bell, author and speaker on critical thinking and church history
Author; Monetizing Jesus
Episode: Ep321: The Mormon Smash & Dash w/ Dr. Randall Bell
Ron Yogason
Regular contributor presenting data on LDS statistics
Episode: LDS Membership Growth: The Math Isn't Mathing
Landon Brophy
Guest on episode sharing his excommunication experience and views on church authority
Independent (Mormonish founder/participant)
Episode: Ep315: Excommunication: Mormonish's Landon Brophy

Hosts

Rebecca
Host of the podcast focused on Mormon history and post-Mormon life; long-running presenter with strong engagement in historical analysis and storytelling
Landon
Co-host and primary on-air host, known for personal experiences and critical questions about church governance and excommunication

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 260 ratings
  • Content so good the church excommunicated him over it.

    Great content, interesting perspectives and never shying away from controversy, but the LDS church apparently really doesn’t like it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bogrbon
    United States2 months ago
  • Excellent source of facts

    The host has a bright voice and take even of dark subjects. Never mincing words but always diplomatic when discussing controversy and the news. Providing sourced truth and bringing in educated guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Memishel
    United States2 months ago
  • Decapitation in BoM

    Fantastic episode! Would love to see John debate Tad Callister and all his “evidence“ that proves the BoM. And specifically focus on the literary history as related in the BoM. That would be very interesting.

    Mike L.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    falconboomer
    United States8 months ago
  • Was good until it wasn’t

    Loved the podcast until you started talking about politics 🙄

    Nuanced member of the church here and don’t agree with your opinion on that aspect. Maybe leave your political opinions out of the conversation. You can’t speak for all of the nuanced Mormons. It’s very off putting.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Jaynebay22
    United States8 months ago
  • Loses its own credibility

    Tried an episode. Brought up good points, which is great and helpful. Also brings up stereotypes of faithful people in the church, multiple times in one episode, that are completely wrong. Loses its credibility.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Es9rec67
    United Statesa year ago

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Many fans appreciate the candid, respectful tone and deep dives into difficult topics.
Audience notes the balance of personal stories with scholarly critique is a strength.
Critics sometimes wish for broader topic range or more diverse guest viewpoints.
Listeners praise rigorous historical analysis and engaging guests.
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Ep335: The Religious Mythology of America's Founding /with author Warren Throckmorton
Q: So tell me a little bit more about the pushback against that book and the concerns historians raised.
Throckmorton explains there were numerous historical exaggerations and misrepresentations in Barton's work, leading publishers to pull the book because the facts didn't hold up, despite the material's popularity.
Ep325: Who Authored the Book of Mormon Series: Episode 1
Q: What is Patrick's stance on Sidney Rigdon's role in the authorship question?
Patrick argues that Rigdon likely played a central role by obtaining and shaping the text from a separate author and adding sermons, with Joseph Smith acting as a conduit, which aligns with a Rigdon-involved three-voice theory rather than a sole-author scenario.
Ep321: The Mormon Smash & Dash w/ Dr. Randall Bell
Q: What is the core idea behind the Moroni Channel ads and their impact on public perception?
The guests explain that the Moroni Channel and similar ads push a Christian-facing branding that can blur distinctions between Mormonism and mainstream Christianity, raising questions about transparency and intent while influencing public perception.
Ep323:Sole Author Theory Challenged by Groundbreaking Analysis of Book of Mormon Wordprint Studies
Q: Did Joseph and Sidney Rigdon meet before the dictation began, and if so, what does the evidence suggest?
The episode reviews several lines of testimony suggesting some prior contact or familiarity, but the evidence is contested; overall the consensus in the discussion leans toward recognizing that there was some pre-dictation interaction, though not conclusive proof of a meeting that dictated the Book of Mormon text.
Ep320: A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism w/ Bill Reel
Q: What makes this approach effective for engaging believers without being confrontational?
The approach is to present faithful sources and documents in a respectful, non-hostile way while clearly outlining the logical inconsistencies, encouraging readers to think critically without feeling attacked.

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What is Mormon.ish about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on critical, evidence-based discussions about Mormon history, doctrine, and modern culture, with a strong emphasis on transparency, accountability, and personal journeys outside orthodox Mormonism. Episodes frequently dissect archival sources, challenge traditional narratives, and compare historical claims with contemporary experiences, often featuring scholars, researchers, and former church members who share firsthand perspectives. A notable strength is the ability to pair rigorous analysis with candid storytelling, creating a thoughtful space for listeners exploring post-Mormon life, belief, and community dynamics. Potential listeners who crave nuanced, academically-informed conversations about religion, culture, and ide... more

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