
Broadcasting Behind Enemy Lines
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 750 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Tonight on Mormonism Live, we examine a recurring pattern in Joseph Smith’s prophetic career: when he encountered something mysterious, incomplete, inaccessible, or simply unknown, he rarely seemed content to say, “I don’t know.” Instead, he supplied... more
This time the LDS Church has gone too far! Lying to its membership is one thing, because the members know better than to criticize the leaders of the Church, even if the criticism is true. But this is in a court of law! Judge’s are not famous for tak... more
In a strange turn of events, Mormon apologist Cardon Ellis is helping John Dehlin fight the LDS Church in the lawsuit the church is bringing to try to shut John down! It appears that religion, as well as politics, can make for strange bedfellows! You... more
In this amazing episode of RFM, we get three podcasts in one! The first deals with comments collected from apologetic podcasts that may end up being useful to John Dehlin in defending himself in court against the Mormon Church! The second deals with ... more
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She did a terrible job on the Lego story. Today is she on the phone. I can’t understand her. She’s great at research but please. She word salads every single story!!! I’m so
Joseph loved Fanny’s fanny. Another great episode…you both rock. I also love when you throw in some modern examples of members excusing leadership’s bad behavior (e.g., excusing the hiding of $Billons in ghost accounts) just like they excused Brother Joseph’s adultery and predatory sexual behavior on teenage girls.
Free mo /aka Falconboomer
Debunking bad Apologetics was super interesting but I am challenging Kolby’s statement that the Church makes $80 million every hour. They don’t. Because if they did that would total roughly $700 billion per year and a trillion dollars in a year and a half. Don’t think the Church investment team is that good.
V/r,
Free mo /aka Falconboomer
I caught a wave that brought me into this podcast, so I figured I’d give it a try. From what I’ can tell, though, the conversations are designed to chip away at the faith and beliefs of Latter-day Saints. After listening to bits and pieces here and there, the one episode I actually finished was the one where the host met Satan and instantly regretted it. Wow—that sounded intense. I mean, who wouldn’t regret meeting Satan? But when this “encounter” (told only a handful of times) turned out to be ... more
Always enjoy a good laugh. Great content and discussion. Keep bringing the humor…
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A thought-provoking show that repeatedly tackles religion, history, and belief with a critical lens. Episodes center on Mormon history, controversial topics, and scholarly debates, often featuring in-depth analysis, live storytelling, and candid panel discussions. A notable strength is the combination of rigorous research, engaging storytelling, and guests who provide diverse perspectives on sensitive subjects, from archival sources to modern-day implications for belief and belonging. This mix makes it valuable for listeners who want thorough historical context, sharp critique, and thoughtful discourse about religion and culture. Potential sponsors or guests may find the audience receptive to serious, evidence-driven conversations that invi... more
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