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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
Wren joins Glenn for a fascinating conversation about the continued search for meaning post-faith transition in what seems like an increasingly chaotic world.
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Jared Rohrer joins a panel of Reed, Jess, Curt, Wren and Glenn to discuss his experience healing intense self-loathing and shame about his sexuality.
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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
Steve Urquhart was recently featured in Rolling Stone Magazine. It is a great article that gives exposure to much of the healing work that Steve has inspired in so many. To commemorate this accomplishment, I am re-releasing this previously 4-part interview from Feb 2021 for any looking to find out more about this man and his amazing perspective on life.
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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
In light of recent federal events, Glenn revists the Saturday’s Warriors sing-along-Smackdown episode featuring OG Infants John Hamer, Randy Snyder, and Matt Long (originally recorded and released in March 2015).
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Wren leads a panel of Jessica, Curt, Glenn and Sabrina on a discussion of LGBT Pride.
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
Glenn is joined by Jess, Curt and Wren to wrap up the discussion of Hulu’s “Under the Banner of Heaven” and spend some time comparing it to the Netflix documentary “Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey” about the FLDS and Warren Jeffs.
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Glenn is joined by Jess and Wren to discuss episode 4 of Hulu’s “Under the Banner of Heaven” (with a special bonus visit from Infant Emeritus Extraordinaire Tom “don’t call me a rockstar” Perry).
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According to Brigham Young, some sins are so bad that the only way to get back to Heavenly Father is to have your own blood spilt (aka “thanks for the atonement Jesus, but you may have missed something!”). But don’t take my word for it. Listen to the words of Brigham Young himself, spoken on Feb 8th, 1857 as recorded in the Journal of Discourses Vol 4 pp 215-221. Enjoy this turd-sandwich between two delicious slices of Joseph-Fanny-Bee-Gee bread,.
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