The Weird and Wild Old Testament Podcast: The Reign and Legacy of King David (episode 23; 306)
Who is to blame for David's affair with Bathsheba? Did David kill Goliath? Was King David an historical person? All these questions and more are discussed with Dr. Sheldon Greaves in this episode of The Weird and Wild Old Testament. ...
The Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast:¿WHY PRESIDENT OAKS? Personal Stories from LGBTQ+ Mormons & The Riddle Scale (episode 34; 303)
What is the Riddle Scale? What are some of the comments which LGBTQ+ Mormons have heard? Why was President Oaks' talk so terrible? These questions and more are discussed with Dr. Brian Simmons in this episode of the Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast Click here to...
The Weird and Wild Old Testament Podcast: Divine Feminine & The Divine Council (episode 22; 305)
Is Ashera Heavenly Mother? Were the Hebrews Monotheistic, Henotheistic, Polythesitic, or Monolotrists? Are Mormons Monotheistic, Henotheistic, Polythesitic, or Monolotrists? All these questions and more are discussed with Dr. Sheldon Greaves in this...
The Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast:Remembering the Life of Matthew Shepard (episode 35; 305)
In this special episode of The Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast, Laura and Miguel reflect back on the murder of 21 year old, Matthew Shepard - killed for being gay. This week marks 20 years since we learned of his terrible death in Wyoming. To submit questions to...
ARE WE MORMON? I AM CONFUSED; Gordon B. Hinkley & Russell M. Nelson
We've all seen the Mormon memes. I mean, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' memes where the word "Mormon" has been dropped from things in which we are accustomed to seeing the word, "Mormon." And you all have to admit, they are a little...
The Weird and Wild Old Testament Podcast: Early Prophets, Early Kings (episode 21; 297)
What was the role of a prophet in the Hebrew Bible Is there a difference between a prophet and a seer? All these questions and more are discussed with Dr. Sheldon Greaves in this episode of The Weird and Wild Old Testament. If you would like to email...
Mormon Women Speak Podcast: Women On Kavanaugh And Conference PART 4(episode 14; 301)
Part 4 (Please listen to Part 3 first if you have not already done so.) Where are the diverse women's voices on current events regarding "me too" issues and what are their thoughts and insights regarding the Kavanaugh hearings? Is history repeating itself? How does...
Mormon Women Speak Podcast: Women On Kavanaugh And Conference PART 3 (episode 13; 300)
Part 3 Where are the diverse women's voices on current events regarding "me too" issues and what are their thoughts and insights regarding the Kavanaugh hearings? Is history repeating itself? How does the current news reflect an unchanged culture that still does not...
The Stone-Campbell Movement and the Restoration of the Primitive Church
In rural Bourbon County, Kentucky stands the Cane Ridge Meeting House where Presbyterian minister Barton W. Stone preached from 1796-1812. A key site in the development of the Second Great Awakening, a massive religious revival took place here in 1801 where attendees...
The Mormon Women Speak Podcast: BRETT KAVANAUGH, Part 2 (Episode 12; 299)
Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh really like beer? Was Judge Brett Kavanaugh the captain of his basket ball team? Does anyone really care? Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh know how to answer a simple question? All these questions and more are discussed on this episode of...
The Mormon Women Speak Podcast: BRETT KAVANAUGH, Part 1 (Episode 11; 298)
Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh really like beer? Was Judge Brett Kavanaugh the captain of his basket ball team? Does anyone really care? Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh know how to answer a simple question? All these questions and more are discussed on this episode of...
The Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast: Part 2, PTSD & LGBTQ Mormons, Dr Brian W. Simmons’ Research (episode 33; 296)
What is the connection between PTSD and LGBTQ Mormons? What is the connection between Spiritual Abuse and being a LGBTQ Mormon? Does an LGBTQ Mormon's orthodoxy act as a protectant or a corrosive for possible PTSD? These questions and more are...
The Ask a Mormon Lesbian Podcast: Part 1, PTSD & LGBTQ Mormons, Dr Brian W. Simmons’ Research (episode 32; 295)
What is the connection between PTSD and LGBTQ Mormons? What is the connection between Spiritual Abuse and being a LGBTQ Mormon? Does an LGBTQ Mormon's orthodoxy act as a protectant or a corrosive for possible PTSD? These questions and more are...
The Weird and Wild Old Testament Podcast: Judges: There Was No King In the Land (episode 20; 293)
Was Deborah really a prophetess? Why did Jael drive a stake trough Sisera's head? All these questions and more are discussed with Dr. Sheldon Greaves in this episode of The Weird and Wild Old Testament. Link to the Follow the Prophet verse...
Stay Safe Out There
I compiled a list of 20 preventative measures for men who have expressed their concerns about being falsely accused of rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment, or sexual misconduct. 1. Don’t put yourself in compromising situations. 2. Stay alert and aware at all...
The Mormon Women Speak Podcast: The Erasure of Black Women in Sam Young’s Movement? Plus “The Hushed Ones” Documentary (Episode 10; 294)
Why are People of Color absent from progressive Mormon movements like Protect LDS Children? Are black women overlooked when it comes to issues of 'Mormon Me Too'? Why must we be sensitive to how trauma effects specific populations in regards to abuse and oppression?...
LGBTQ Mormon Crisis
Two Printable handout for bishops and stake presidents that talks empirically about LGBTQ suicides:
The LGBTQ Mormon Crisis: Responding to the Empirical Research on Suicide
Youth Suicide Rates and Mormon Religious Context: An Additional Empirical Analysis
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