HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

We knew if we were gone long enough, we'd have to come back with something special, and... does a paranormal investigation in the oldest house in Manhattan fit the bill?

Welcome to The Morris-Jumel Mansion, former residence of folks like George Washington, Aaron Burr, Eliza Jumel, and current residence of a handful of ghosts. At least, that's what we were told, so we strapped on microphones and decided to find out for ourselves.

Our full Scooby-Doo gang included: DJB, Lauren, and Ashley, plus our favorite witch Miranda, new friend (and reluctant medium) Angie, and Broadway Hamilton alum Greg Treco.

Join us as we join museum staff Charlie and Danielle to turn on the microphones, turn off the lights, and get frickin' spooky...

Will you, too, be afraid of cat toys after tonight...?

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Poof! Just when you thought we were gone forever, we've reappeared!

And this time we're talking about occult magic in early Mormonism (and the aspects of magic that continue to today!).

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The podcast is slowing down, but we love Halloween! This year we got together to swap more spooky Mormon tales (and nurse a hangover or two). DM us your scary Mormon stories at @DrunkMormonPod

Hey there, kiddo. Your mom and I are making some changes to the way we get drunk with our friends and talk about Mormons.

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General Conference AND Halloween (the two scariest holidays on the calendar!) are coming up fast and we're looking for help from our podcast family to build some worthy episodes.

So we need stories!

For General Conference we're looking for:

1. More Missionary Stories!
2. Trek/Youth Conference/EFY Stories!

If anything wild, sensational, scandalous, traumatizing, or entertaining happened to you, we want to hear about it! DM us @DrunkMormonPod (insta) or email us at [email protected] to pitch your story and why Lauren needs to hear it!

We need these submissions by September 1 in order to plan our conference episodes!

For Halloween, we're putting together another round up of scary Mormon Ghost stories. Ghosts, bigfoot sightings, mission exorcisms, local urban legends - BONUS POINTS if it happened in the Mormon Belt or to a Mormon person (but not required!).

There's a little extra time for sending spooky stories, but don't dilly dally!

Mormons are named after a SPECIFIC PERSON?? Color us intrigued, let's learn more!

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We finally release (part of) the FIRST EVER RECORDED EPISODE of Lauren's Mormon Education Journey, as we remind her the lessons she learned in 2018 about three Nephites who never died... and still roam the Earth today....

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It's a gift to be simple, it's a gift to be free. It's a gift to drink with friends like you and me!

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We aren't the only drunk podcast out there, and like any 2 hot messes at a frat party, we have a way of finding each other!

We're joined this week by Mike, Nate, and Jimmy of The Drunk Guys Book Club Podcast who willingly choose to crack open a copy of Chris Heimerdinger's "Tennis Shoes Among the Nephites". Some of us LOVED the book, and some of us DID NOT. Can you guess who was who?

For more drunk book reports, or to hear all the jokes that DJB cut out of our edit, check out The Drunk Guys Book Club.

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We pick up our tale of pirate ghosts and folk magic right where we left off, right in the middle of the "nobody learned any of this in Mormon Sunday School" chapter.

Cheers to a new season of episodes!

You can find Mark's graphic novels about Joseph Smith's magical treasure hunting days at https://theglasslooker.com/.

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