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In this important episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon are joined by Ray, a former BYU student who underwent electroshock in the late 1970's therapy while President Dallin H. Oaks was the president of the university.
This episode is difficult to watch or listen to but it's extremely important to understand what happened to Ray. He has never shared his story before and we are so honored that he found the courage to speak on Mormonish Podcast.
Links discussed in this podcast:
Ep100: The 1980's BYU Gay Witch-Hunt: Stories From Five Men Who Lived It, Told For the First Time
https://youtu.be/t-PScwZIbeo
Ep151: LGBTQ Students at BYU Share Their Heartbreaking Reality in New Documentary
https://youtu.be/PvNoyubuoB8
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On this episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon are joined by the wonderful Yvonne Harrell to discuss the question of science, morality,and values as posed by Sam Harris in his book "The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values."
This is a fascinating topic as we dive into what human values are, how they are determined, and what role science increasingly plays in this process.
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On this special episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon are joined by Mormon News Round Up's Dives as we celebrate President Nelson's upcoming 100th birthday by listing the top 50 cringeworthy statements made over the pulpit by church leaders over the years. You'll need a big piece of birthday cake to get you through this one! ;)
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On this episode of Mormonish podcast Rebecca and Landon are joined by Lila Tueller to discuss a new study showing that Gen Z women are now leaving religion at a higher rate than men.
Our discussion focuses on reasons why women leave organized religion and specifically Mormonism, as we draw on personal experiences shared by women on social media.
This was a fascinating discussion as we try to interpret the changing demographic and what it might mean for the LDS church in the future.
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On this breaking news update, Mormonish Podcast's Rebecca and Landon are joined by attorney Kolby Reddish as we dissect the district court's August 26th ruling in favor of the LDS church in the suit over the Cody WY temple.
This has been a long process that Mormonish has covered every step of the way. We will continue to bring you coverage of the Cody LDS temple as the Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods group moves forward, in addition to all other temple news.
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On this episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon discuss the most traumatic event of our guest, Dave Frei's life and the lasting effects.
Dave was a young LDS missionary in early 2004 when he was brutally attacked, robbed, and held at gunpoint in a remote area of Brazil.
Thinking he could just move past the even and continue with his mission, Dave was suddenly sidelined by crippling PTSD which he wouldn't recognize until much later.
The larger conversation is the safety of missionaries in general and aftercare when a traumatic event happens. This was a fascinating discussion and a very important dialogue.
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On this episode of Mormonish Podcast Rebecca and Landon are joined by Radio Free Mormon as we take a look at a notice of intent to sue received by the town of Fairview Texas the day after their August 6th vote to deny the LDS church's application to build a 43,000 sq ft, 173 ft tall LDS temple.
The details of the proposed lawsuit might surprise you as well as who is actually suing.
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On this episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon are joined by attorney Kolby Reddish as we discuss RLUIPA, a key component in the Fairview LDS temple situation.
RLUIPA stands for the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act. The LDS church uses this law to intimidate towns by insinuating that their zoning ordinances and laws are superseded by RLUIPA and the church can sue towns if they can't build the temple they want, even when it exceeds established zoning codes.
But is this really the case? Our discussion in this episode digs into what RLUIPA actually says and what it allows. It's a complex issue but Kolby is able to shed some real light on the law and its uses. You won't want to miss this!
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On this episode of Mormonish Podcast, Rebecca and Landon are joined by Kendel Christensen to discuss the science behind changing your mind or changing other people's minds.
Kendel originally presented this info at one of our The Good Book Club Meetings and we thought it was so important and relevant, we asked him to bring it to Mormonish.
Kendel draws from the insights found in Dave McKraney's book, "How Minds Change" to present a window into our thought processes and resistance to change, for good reason.
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