We've finally come to the end of the road! For our final episode, we share some reasons why we started the podcast, where we are on our faith journeys, and what our hopes are for the future of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. More than anything, we hope you all remember that your faith journey is your own, your relationship with deity is your own, and you will always be on the right path as long as you are the one making decisions for your life. Thank you for being with us for three years and three seasons. We love you! Now go on out there and smash the patriarchy with the spirit and a smile.

Join us for a discussion around the campfire as we share 2 stories from history that are closely (and loosely) tied to the Mormons! Trigger warning: we do talk about violence, cannibalism, and survivalism so consider yourselves warned.

Our third, and final, book club discussion episode has arrived! We kept it just the two of us as we discussed some key highlights we learned from our reading of "Kingdom of Nauvoo: The Rise and Fall of a Religious Empire on the American Frontier" by Dr. Benjamin E. Park. Join us for a chaotic discussion about the themes, history, and twists we never knew about Church History in Nauvoo.

We've talked about religious movies, music, and books before, but never artwork! This week we're touching the tip of the iceberg of historical information about religious art from around the world as well as some of our favorite pieces and artists.

This week we're sharing YOUR responses to our many questions posed on our Instagram about your weirdest experiences at church! 

We're back and we're talking about our ideas of heaven! No, we don't mean what the LDS church teaches about heaven, we're talking about what Kaylee & Tracy imagine heaven will be like. So join us on this wild ride through our imaginations and share with us what your thoughts are about heaven!

We're sure you heard all about the drama mini series on Hulu about a family murder in 1984 that had wild connections to the FLDS church. Some of you may have heard about this series and thought, "I don't want to know anything about it because the FLDS church and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are not the same thing!" Well, you'd be surprised to learn that it's all connected. Join us as we review the mini series based on the book "Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith" by Jon Krakauer.

Joining us this week are extra special guests Derek Knox and James Jones of the Beyond the Block podcast to discuss Accountability. Tune in to hear us explore the concept of accountability in the scriptures vs. church policy, including power dynamics, apologists, and what we can do to hold one another, and our leaders, accountable.

In keeping up with our "July 4th" theme from last week, we're talking about American independence vs. the community mindset of the LDS Church. Though Christ invites us to be part of His flock in the scriptures, we find American members of the church flocking to the concept of self-reliance and self-absorption. Join us as we investigate these two paradigms further and learn how they both impact communities and the LDS church culture at large.

This week, in honor of July 4th and the US Government seemingly falling apart around us, we're settling into a topic we've touched on briefly in the past: Anti-Intellectualism. Join us as we learn what it is, where it started, how it's impacted the LDS faith, and how we can combat it going forward. Warning: This episode may make you enraged when you realize there are finally coherent words to describe what's been happening to the people around you over the last few years.