
Exploring mainstream media representation of the church formerly known as Mormon.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Rebbie and Nicole attempt to keep up with the latest SLMW drama (looking at you Jessi and Chase). We talk young marriage, black and white thinking within religion, and explore the connection between Utah's beauty standards and the church.
Meg, Rebbie, and Lindsey try to process the most disturbing week in the Mormon Multiverse to date. Is Taylor okay? (no) Are we complicit in her issues? (probably) And how much do we dislike Jessi's husband whats-his-face? (SO MUCH).
Since its inception, the Church has used media to attempt to relate to the wider world. We talk about church messaging in the early days, how it shifted to assimilate after polygamy, the golden age of Gordon B. Hinckley, and how it paved the way for ... more
Two Provo girls reminisce on growing up believing Donny Osmond was the biggest celebrity in the world. Also our thoughts on SLMW season 4, TFP as the Bachelorette, what we're reading and some stress over being Olympic hosts in just 8 short years.
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I look forward to listening to this podcast every time a new episode drops. I especially appreciated this week’s episode about the state of politics in America right now. I really respect Rebbie not glossing over what’s currently happening and addressing it head on in such a pragmatic way.
That said, I love me a good light hearted SLOMW episode too! Keep up the good work!
I love Rebbie’s interviews. She asks such thoughtful questions and I appreciate the dialogue that follows.
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
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This show dives into how Mormonism is portrayed in mainstream media, weaving together historical context, pop culture, and current events through candid conversations with writers, researchers, and practitioners. Episodes frequently explore media narratives around church history, family dynamics, reality TV, sports, and politics, often highlighting how visibility shapes public perception and community identity. A notable throughline is the tension between faithful tradition and evolving cultural norms, with guests offering nuanced takes that challenge simplistic portrayals. The format tends to blend sharp analysis with personal storytelling, making complex topics approachable for listeners who care about media representation, faith communit... more
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Recent guests on Mormons in Media include:
1. Benjamin Park
2. Amy Watkins Jensen
3. Lorren Lemmons
4. J Kirk Richards
5. Neylan McBaine
6. Jared Cardon
7. Glen Nelson
8. Gabrielle Blair
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