Infants on Thrones

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

The Infants review two movies about belief: Bill Mahr’s “Religulous” and Vikram Gandhi’s “Kumare.”

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Tough weekend? Experiencing a little PCSD? (Post-Conference Stress Disorder) Allow newly anointed Ex-mo Meditation Guru Tom Perry to take you through a short relaxation exercise that should have you feeling better about the world in no time.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

What would will the world look like if when everyone everywhere were is Mormon? Look no further than BYU campus living! In this episode, Bob, Glenn, Jake, Matt, and Randy smack down the BYU Honor Code.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Have you ever wanted to laugh during a prayer? Have you ever wondered what Glenn sounded like as a 19-year-old missionary full of missionary zeal (or at least full of something)? Have you ever wanted to hear Bob sing all about his faith crisis (or, even better, have you ever wanted to comment on Bob’s singing cred?)

Well, if any of those describe your particularly uncomfortable itch, then today’s Froback Friday episode is definitely gonna scratch it. And then some.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Do you love Women? Do you believe that Women should have equal rights guaranteed under the law? Did you know that the United States of America does not guarantee this in the US Constitution today?

Forty years ago, long before Prop 8, the Mormon church used fear-based tactics and political pressure to block the ERA – the Equal Rights Amendment that congress passed in 1972 – which would have added the following simple language to the US Constitution:

“Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.”

By 1975, 35 US States had ratified the amendment. It needed 38 to pass. Three highly populated Mormon states – Utah, Arizona, and Nevada – never ratified this amendment.

Today, a small but growing group of Mormons for ERA want to do something about that. Listen in as Infants Glenn, Matt and John are joined by ERA advocates Chelsea Shields, Anissa Rasheta, and Mark Barnes talk about their plans to make history.

For more information on the Equal Rights Amendment, click here:

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

In the 3rd installment of the ongoing series, Carl gets an apologetic visitor to his new apartment.

To listen to the first episode of Carl the Casual Satanist, click here:

http://infantsonthrones.com/carl-the-casual-satanist-episode-1-carl-throws-a-party/

To listen to the second, click here:

http://infantsonthrones.com/carl-the-casual-satanist-episode-2-the-wedding/

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

What happens when the real Bigfoot meets a real Evil Spirit?

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Tanner, a blogger at “Zelph on the Shelf” (great name, huh?) joins Jake, Matt, Randy and Scott to talk about End Times and Latter Days and Preppers and all that good stuff.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

In this Froback Friday debut, the Infants discuss Randy’s awesome minisode “Homachnaphobia” — you know… where Randy compares his irrational fear of homosexuality to his irrational fear of spiders. As one does.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Infants on Thrones commemorates their three years of podcasting by talking about themselves for a change. Listen in and try to keep all eight voices straight as Bob, Glenn, Jake, John, Matt, Randy, Scott and Tom talk about minisodes, and pseudo-fame, and ideas for the future of the podcast, and nothing even possibly irreverent or offensive to anyone else in any way whatsoever.