Stereotypes are harmful. But ever wonder why they're often accurate? Kim and Zack speak to one of the leading researchers in homosexuality.

The Truth About Stereotypes

BYU is ranked among the least LGBT-friendly campuses in the country. At a privately owned, religious institution with a strict honor code system, the podcast series gets an undercover look at the riveting stories of queer BYU students. Religious pressures, suppression, and secrecy, Kim and Zack uncover what really happens BehYnd Closed Doors.

The series fuels a wide variety of topics with personal, social, and political implications. Laugh at some of the darndest things straight people say, hear a mother’s love for her trans-daughter, and get heated in a debate on Donald Trump. 

The controversial dialogue pays no respect to extreme ends of the political spectrum. The hosts throw political correctness out the window while addressing the confusion and misunderstandings that often surround LGBT people in the Mormon community.  

The real-life experiences tell a narrative of ostracism, prejudice, and judgment. The tear-jerking stories will open your heart. The political and philosophical discourse will challenge your paradigms. And the progressive sentiment will give you hope. 

Listeners are calling BehYnd Closed Doors a “critical conversation” that is “laugh-out-loud hilarious,” and “emotionally charged.” Kim and Zack are unashamed and unafraid to speak their minds. They hold back nothing in the hilarious, emotional, thought-provoking conversations that happen behind closed doors.

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BYU is ranked among the least LGBT-friendly campuses in the country. At a privately owned, religious institution with a strict honor code system, the podcast series gets an undercover look at the riveting stories of queer BYU students. Religious pressures, suppression, and secrecy, Kim and Zack uncover what really happens BehYnd Closed Doors. The series fuels a wide variety of topics with personal, social, and political implications. Laugh at some of the darndest things straight people say, hear a mother’s love for her trans-daughter, and get heated in a debate on Donald Trump. The controversial dialogue pays no respect to extreme ends of the political spectrum. The hosts throw political correctness out the window while addressing the confusion and misunderstandings that often surround LGBT people in the Mormon community. The real-life experiences tell a narrative of ostracism, prejudice, and judgment. The tear-jerking stories will open your heart. The political and philosophical discourse will challenge your paradigms. And the progressive sentiment will give you hope. Listeners are calling BehYnd Closed Doors a “critical conversation” that is “laugh-out-loud hilarious,” and “emotionally charged.” Kim and Zack are unashamed and unafraid to speak their minds. They hold back nothing in the hilarious, emotional, thought-provoking conversations that happen behind closed doors.

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