Anastasia has left mainstream mormonism and has discovered a less conventional route. For this week's Sunday Night Fireside we look into witchcraft, do a little tarot, and talk a little ghost stories. Happy Halloween, Heathens!

In our second SUPERNATURAL themed episode we are talking Annie Bangs, haunted hot spots in SLC, the old children's hospital, ghosts, aliens, and the uszh.

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California native Colina blew into Richfield High School for junior year and today she tells us all about being plopped into super mormon central, the trauma she endured being ripped away from her social support twice, the abuse she experienced behind closed doors.

We know the audio is what it is, the CONTENT is truly worth it.

After two weeks off, we're here to fill in the deets of happenings.

JD was born of goodly parents smack dab in the middle of Utah. Now he's telling his story of growing up, coming out as gay, how he wrestled that with the Lord, and then found love and success out of the church.

Listen, we have some damn good movie recommendations for you heathens.

Here's a link to the list on IMDb

http://www.imdb.com/list/ls509723528/

Old friend and comedian Tommy Sinbazo graces our podcast tonight, lifting our spirits after a hard week. With equal parts reminiscing and roasting, Tommy specializes in loud laughter. Make sure you pick up your tickets to his November 4th show here in Salt Lake.

Tickets Here: 24tix.com/event/454134270/oh-my-bawd%21-goth-gala

"Okay... Let's see.... What else is bugging me?"

We've been going through some big BEE ESS lately and we're finally ready to have this conversation.

We're not going to say who but someone is about to get fired from their podcast job if they can't figure out the difference between UNMUTE and STOP RECORDING. Here's part two of Miracle's conversation.

Miracle Henson tells us all about her childhood growing up Black and nonMormon in small town Richfield, Utah, her experiences as a woman in the military, and how some friendship shakedowns happened in 2020.