
EP 595 – Preventing and Addressing Abuse within the Church
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With Roe v. Wade overturned, what will happen to abortion in Latter-day Saint-heavy areas? Also: How do we include “cultural” members?
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Female General Officers speak more often than males, but without women as General Authorities, more speaking opportunities need to come from elsewhere.
The fate of the session has seesawed over the past six months. Will it be a “normal” session like the others or something special?
Elder Holland’s BYU remarks set the internet ablaze, but we can still love the man even if we don’t love some words.
There was once a “Patriarch of the Church,” and his reported homosexuality was less of an issue than you might think.
Author Sariah Wilson is back! The MTC resumes in-person training. 20% of young Mormons are LGBTQ, and we beat Bill Gates!
How do we get more Latter-day Saint women involved in public service? That’s the mission of Project Elect. We interview two of their founders.
It’s too easy to preach to LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. Richard Ostler believes we do the most good by listening and understanding.
Join our all-star panel as we recap the best General Conference in recent memory.
Professor Tyler Lefevor discusses his research showing four options for LGBT Latter-day Saints, which might include leaving the Church.
Human trafficking is the 3rd largest international crime, behind illegal drugs and arms trafficking. Operation Underground Railraod aims to stop that.
Utah was the first territory in the U.S. where women voted. What is the story behind suffrage in the west, and how is it relevant to Latter-day Saints?
White privilege is real among Latter-day Saints. You may not think so, but it’s true. How can we identify and combat racism in our own ranks?
Brigham Young University needs to figure out how to include the LGBT community.
One general handbook replaces two, Mitt Romney chugs chocolate milk, nursing mothers denied entry to BYU event, Utahns want church finances to be public!
2019 has been an awesome year. Get caught up on everything that happened for Latter-day Saints before heading into 2020.
Two Latter-day Saint queens of comedy are back to talk improv, uplifting comedy, being a working Latter-day Saint woman, and more.
Mitt Romney’s alias is everything, but that fun news shouldn’t overshadow an important discussion on conversion therapy.
Serving as a witness to sacred ordinances is no longer a privilege restricted to men.
The rumors are true – or are they?!
Dr. Matt Harris discusses the new book “Thunder from the Right: Ezra Taft Benson in Mormonism and Politics” and how Benson transformed Mormon conservatism.
Another enemy falls in the war against “Mormon”
Al is back! So let’s talk about clarification on the Word of Wisdom, abuse prevention training, Ed Smart coming out, bad music, online dating, and more!
And he’s also separating himself from the Church.
Josie Gleave joins the fray and brings with her a great roundup of international news, including the best story ever out of New Zealand.
The author of “And It Was Very Good” sits in the hot seat to discuss Latter-day Saint sexuality, including its many pitfalls.
Do we experience irrational fears about being attacked at church? VidAngel gets in hot water. THE MORMON MILLIONAIRE IS THE WORST.
Our church emphasizes motherhood as a woman’s ultimate goal, but what of women who want motherhood and a career? And how can we know Heavenly Mother?
The importance of motherhood is deeply ingrained in Latter-day Saint culture, but what of those women in the Church who don’t want to have children or those who struggle for years with infertility, seemingly unable to fulfill their divine mandate?
My family saw my wife and I exchange rings, but they never saw our wedding. A recent change in the rules for temple sealings will help families.
Standing up to difficult male priesthood leadership is not necessarily shrill or stubborn.
By traditional definitions, motherhood is easy to describe, but for numerous Latter-day Saint women being a mother is much more complex – and unpredictable.
It’s time for our General Confernece roundup, featuring Geoff Openshaw, Kurt Francom, Tiffany Hales, and Arianne Smith. Conference!
Reversing a major 2015 policy, children of same-sex couples can now be baptized and be blessed.
As a missionary, I taught that prophets spoke to us abotu Christ every six months. I’d love to get back to that.
Once a requirement, a new letter from the First Presidency makes the practice of veiling a woman’s face optional.
Famed Mezzo-Soprano Angela Brower discusses being a single, working professional Latter-day Saint woman, and why that totally works for her.
The new Jane and Emma movie showcases the strength of a sisterhood between two early saints amid racial and gender battles still being waged today.