Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Haunted houses and Mormon missionaries. One small piece of the story told for every day for the entire month of October. Here is Chunk #2.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Matt and Tom sit down with the mormonleaks guys, Ryan and Ethan, as they update us on what’s been going on in the world of Mormon leaks.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

In the whole big history of haunted houses and mormon missionaries there must (needs) be some totally true absolutely legit ghost stories out there with missionaries in haunted houses, right? LDS Living magazine says YES! Glenn says HELL YES! Enjoy this first little bite of a month-long Chunky Infant Ghost Story feast.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Tom leads a discussion on Grudges part one with a clip that includes Bob, Matt, Glenn and Scott and then finishes with a panel discussion with Jake and Matt.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Joseph H. Jackson is perhaps the poor man’s John C Bennett. Both men published exposes on Joseph Smith. Bennett’s work is better known. Jackson’s is lesser known. Both are equally fascinating. This is the first part of a multiplayer-part series.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

How many Mormon Priesthood leaders does it take to rob a train? Which LDS prophet was poisoned a few days after attending a Bohemian Club in San Fransisco? Kenneth Lines has found a lot of nutty things in Mormon History. Just nutty, I tell ya. And he talks about a lot of them with Glenn, Bob, and John Hamer. And the nuttiest part is that you get to listen.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

John Hamer talks about Joseph Smith successor James Strang and the impressive engravings on Strang’s Vorhee Plates. This is John’s presentation from Salt Lake City Sunstone 2017.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Tom continues his exploration what it means to forgive.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Tom continues his exploration of Apologies, Forgiveness, and Grudges with this amazing panel discussion from almost 5 years ago — once thought lost — now found. So listen in as Tom, Matt, Glenn, Bob, and Scott (aka “Jesse) talk about what it means to each of them to forgive.