
Exploring mainstream media representation of the church formerly known as Mormon.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Our first Book Club! But it’s more like an extended Instagram post, in which Mayci Neeley of Secret Lives fame tells us about the harrowing relationships that led to her becoming the Mormon Wife she is today. From her party days as a BYU athlete, to ... more
And is every BYU athlete secretly breaking the honor code? I read Mayci's book and I have questions.
For this Mormonland crossover, Rebbie finally watches two episodes of RHOSLC! Thankfully, co-hosts Nicole Weaver and Eli McCann are experts on the subject and can answer all her beginner's questions. We talk about what makes SLC the favorite Housewiv... more
Amy Watkins Jensen runs Women on the Stand - a movement that explores Latter-day Saint women's visibility and involvement at church. We talk through how her work is connected to what's currently happening with Mormon women in media, how social media ... more
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It’s all planned and scripted.
Engaging, interesting podcast.
Because you are nuanced it’s a hard place to sit. I have 2 gay kids. We have all left the church formally. How can I belong to an organization that would exclude happiness in my family. There are plenty of other reasons we left. But you have to change your thinking that you aren’t as good as the prophet. We are equals. All of us. The prophet changes and then the new prophet changes what the church does and doesn’t command. There is a new cross on temple square. There is clapping while singing in... more
This like episode about like garments was like completely like unlistenable like because like of all the like, “likes”
I started with the Ep 8: Was 2024 the year of Mormon women and really felt so seen is many instances. It can be so hard to feel like I want to stay in a church that I know many people don’t feel welcome in and grieve the process of watching other women I really admire leave. Hearing the perspectives in this discussion made me feel so SEEN. I am so appreciative of this thoughtful conversation and can’t wait to listen even more.
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This podcast offers insightful conversations focusing on the intricate relationship between the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the mainstream media. Episodes typically explore a variety of topics, such as pop culture representation, religious narratives, dating culture, and the evolution of church music. Notable discussions involve the portrayal of Latter-day Saints on reality television, the intersection of LGBTQ issues and faith, and artistic expression within the community. By incorporating guests with diverse backgrounds, the series is likely to engage listeners interested in cultural dynamics, identity, and the ever-changing societal perceptions surrounding the church.
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Recent guests on Mormons in Media include:
1. Amy Watkins Jensen
2. Lorren Lemmons
3. J Kirk Richards
4. Eli McCann
5. Glen Nelson
6. Gabrielle Blair
7. Jared Cardon
8. Kirby Heyborne
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