
Uncovering the secrets of Mormon history and culture with more lulz than usual.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityHistoryChristianity | |||

This is one of those conversations that changes how you see your entire life. Leah Young shares what it actually feels like to have your belief system collapse in real time and what it takes to rebuild from the ground up. From reading the CES letter ... more
Why is the U.S. bombing Iran? Why is it that we are seeing a sudden, frantic surge in apocalyptic rhetoric coming from the highest levels of our government? Is it possible that the people currently steering our military into a conflict with Iran are ... more
Buckle up to use your brains; we're talking neuroscience. Before I share how my 30 days of Mormonizing went, I wanted to open up about some big-picture ideas. I’m joined by Mat Sillito to talk about why belief isn’t just ideas in your head, it’s what... more
In this episode, I chat with Elena Bridgers, science writer and author of Motherhood Until Yesterday to talk about the lie most moms are living under: that motherhood should feel natural, effortless, and fulfilling on its own. Instead, we uncover why... more
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Hey boo just listened to the most recent podcast and think you should check out when the wolfs came . Also weird little guys but both will give great context. Thanks for doing the “lords “ work xoxo
That’s an offensive derogatory term first of all. Call us LDS people if you must. Secondly, our church is very true, and Joseph Smith WAS INDEED a true prophet. In fact the LDS church is the only true Christian faith. Third, the BOM is true and the Aztecs are literally the descendants of the Lamanites. So, Find SOMETHING else to do with your pathetic lives or you know, get a life. BASH SOMEONE ELSE.
Cara, you’re smart, this is obvious. Please slow down when you’re speaking so we can understand what you’re saying. Otherwise, good work. Keep it up!
I am really impressed by the recent work and reporting on Tim Ballard. And Carah is so genuine and funny.
Love the podcast! Especially love the long format so you can really dive in to the topics
Listening to the episode about polygamy (sure there will be many) and what strikes me most is the amount of misogyny from the clips of Ward news. Wow.
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Content covers a range of significant themes surrounding the complex narratives of Mormon history and culture. Key topics discussed include personal journeys and experiences with faith, explorations of gender dynamics, community challenges, and the intersection of religious and political ideologies. The conversations often address the psychological and emotional nuances involved in leaving the Mormon faith and how to navigate life after such a transition, emphasizing personal growth, resilience, and the social implications of faith crises. Unique to this content is its combination of humor with serious discussions, which may help listeners engage with the more complex issues related to religion in a light-hearted manner.
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Recent guests on The Mormon History Hoedown include:
1. Matt Sillito
2. Elena Bridgers
3. Jennie Gage
4. Carly Bingham
5. Faith Erickson
6. John Dehlin
7. Joseph Smith
8. Ryan Fisher
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