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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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Melissa Duge Spiers
Author of Holy Disobedience; former Seventh-day Adventist
Author, Holy Disobedience
Episode: Ep337: Holy Disobedience: Where Seventh Day Adventism and Mormonism Intersect
Dr. John Lundwall
Guest presenting a talk on Green Eggs and Ham as temple text
Episode: Ep336: Green Eggs & Ham: An Ancient Temple Text
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
Clint Kimball
Founder behind Temple Name Oracle and Fuller Consideration
Temple Name Oracle / Fuller Consideration
Episode: Ep334: Secrets of the Temple Name Oracle, And More!
John Lundwall
Author of Mythos and Cosmos, ex-Mormon scholar focused on myth, orality, and ancient cosmology
Independent scholar / Author
Episode: Ep332: Myth and Religion Re-examined w/Dr. John Lundwall
Ron Yogason
Guest on Mormonish Podcast
Independent researcher/commentator on Mormon statistics
Episode: Ep328: The Truth About President Oaks' Missionary Stats
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

Hosts

Rebecca
Host of the show; regular presence and lead facilitator in discussions about Mormonism and its cultural context.
Landon
Co-host and occasional guest host involved in experiments and discussions; helps steer conversations.

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.

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    5
    bogrbon
    United States3 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 States4 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 States9 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.

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    3
    Jaynebay22
    United States9 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
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    Es9rec67
    United Statesa year ago

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Ep337: Holy Disobedience: Where Seventh Day Adventism and Mormonism Intersect
Q: How did your personal beliefs evolve during the pandemic and the broader deconstruction movement?
She describes COVID as a catalyst that allowed time for reflection, leading to a deeper examination of indoctrination, control mechanisms, and the realization that human agency and curiosity are essential.
Ep332: Myth and Religion Re-examined w/Dr. John Lundwall
Q: How do Jungian collective unconscious ideas contrast with your anthropological approach to myth and culture?
Lundwall appreciates Jung but distances his work from Jungian archetypes, favoring an anthropological-historical approach that treats myth as culturally conditioned and context-dependent rather than universal psychic templates.
Ep332: Myth and Religion Re-examined w/Dr. John Lundwall
Q: Does your thesis support the idea of remnants of Hebrew or Abrahamic stories found on ancient Egyptian scrolls, as some lost-scroll theories propose?
He argues there is no evidence for a missing scroll of Abraham; the Book of Abraham was a construct of Joseph Smith, and while cosmology appears in apocrypha and other texts, there is no solid basis for a recovered Hebrew story on Egyptian scrolls.
Ep332: Myth and Religion Re-examined w/Dr. John Lundwall
Q: Can you talk about the difference between cultural evolution and the ancestral relationship between oral and literate thought?
Oral cultures encode meaning through observation of nature and ritual, using analogies and performances, while literate societies structure thought through texts; the evolution created a permanent epistemological wall between orality and literacy, with each mode offering distinct cognitive and cultural capabilities.
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.

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

This show leans into thoughtful critique and discussion around modern Mormonism, focusing on post‑orthodox perspectives, faith transitions, and historical or scholarly approaches to church narratives. Episodes frequently feature scholars, authors, and researchers who challenge established interpretations, examine data-driven claims, and explore how faith communities navigate doubt, identity, and belief in a changing religious landscape. Notable strengths include a willingness to interrogate temple practices, authorship debates, and cultural context, often inviting diverse viewpoints while keeping the conversation accessible to listeners exploring their own beliefs. The format tends to be long-form, with deep dives into theory, history, and ... more

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