Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Alison takes the lead on this listener essay from Wendy — all about her sisters, their different relationships with the Mormon church, and the peace-love-respect they share today despite all of their differences.  Tom and Jake round out the panel for this very engaging discussion.  Thanks Wendy for your contribution!

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

An Infants on Thrones first: two guys, three girls.

And one very brave listener essay.

Nancy, you left us all a little speechless (but, obviously, we all got over it).

Listen in as Matt and Glenn are joined by Kim, Melissa, and Nancy to discuss Nancy’s listener essay: Violating the Friend Zone.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Where would Margaret Toscano start if she was asked to reform the Mormon Church?

Listen in as Margaret joins Bob, Chelsea, and Glenn to talk about gender roles, activism, the Ordain Women movement, faith, spirituality, LDS Temple ceremonies,  Heavenly Mother, whether or not there should be a separate priesthood for women, and a bunch of other really interesting stuff.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Are people happier after they leave the Mormon church?  Randy leads a discussion with Matt, Glenn, Bob, and two long-time listeners, Polly Anna and Jay.  Be sure to let us know what you think as well.  See you on the comments board.

Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile

Comedian Bengt Washburn joins Randy, Bob, and Glenn to talk about comedy and mormonism and stuff.

If you like what you hear from Bengt, consider purchasing one of his albums from his website — he does this for a living, you know.

http://www.getbengt.com