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Being a single, 25-year-old Mormon female is a tough life. But Dorothy Black makes it into a stand-up comedy routine in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast. https://sunstone.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/SLP-199.mp3

Being a single, 25-year-old Mormon female is a tough life. But Dorothy Black makes it into a stand-up comedy routine in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.  

Guest Bio:Lindsay Hansen Park is an LDS historian that was recently hired as the historical and cultural consultant for the Hulu Series “Under The Banner Of Heaven”. Lindsay has spent over a decade specializing in Mormon history and is now one of the world's top LDS historians. She has also been the host of the Sunstone Podcast and the Year Of Polygamy Podcast.

The largest massacre of Native Americans by federal troops in the history of the United States took place in Cache Valley, Idaho, and it was both invited and condoned by the Mormons settling the area. Darren Parry, author of "The Bear River Massacre: A Shoshone History," tells the story of that day on this episode of the Sunstone Podcast. This episode comes from the 2020 Sunstone Summer Symposium.

Join Nick and Dan for their Halloween Special covering 10 Cloverfield Lane. The film is a great watch for the holiday, but also surprisingly fitting for the COVID era. Mentioned in this episode: 1. Cloverfield, The Cloverfield Paradox, and Overlord 2. J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves 3. John Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and John Gallagher Jr. 4. COVID vaccine controversy in the LDS church 5. Gaslighting 6. The Village (PM@M episode) Extras: 1. Sunstone Podcast episode about LDS church leadership and response of members to COVID vaccine Find more information on our website. Post-Mormon at the Movies is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe for regular updates. Sound effects from Zapsplat.

John Larsen is one of the most influential and well-respected figures within Modern progressive and post-Mormon communities.  John (along with his ex-wife Zilpha) was the co-host of Mormon Expression podcast for several years, and he is an occasional host of Sunstone Podcast.  He has appeared on Mormon Stories Podcast several times over the past decade. In today's episode I bring John Larson back, and we discuss several topics, including: -Divorce after a faith crisis. -Raising children with mental illness after a faith crisis. -Alcohol and drug use after a faith crisis. -Non-monogamy/swinging after a faith crisis. -The LDS Church's response to the COVID pandemic. -The impact of the QAnon phenomenon within the United States, and within the LDS Church. -How conservative politics within the U.S. are tearing apart some Utah wards and families. -What it would take to bring John Larsen back as a podcaster. -The need for kindness within both political and religious discourse, and how challenging this can be. John Larsen is one of my favorite thinkers in modern Mormonism, and is a fantastic guest.  you will not be disappointed with this episode. ============= Some of the Mormon Expression episodes mention in this episode include: -Episode 27: The Word of Wisdom for Dummies -Episode 95a: Doctrine and Covenants 132 for Dummies Part 1 -Episode 95b: Doctrine and Covenants 132 for Dummies part 2 -Episode 275: How to Become an Ex-ex-Mormon -Episode 276: How to build a transoceanic vessel   John's past Mormon Stories Podcast episode include: -Episodes 186-187: "Mormon Stories Broadcasts Live with John Larsen and You!" -Episode 312: Mormon Expression Interviews John Dehlin -Episode 531: "John Larsen's Mormon Expression" -Episode 1097: "Building Community after Mormonism: A Conversation with John Larsen"

A few weeks ago, LDS social media feeds exploded with #givethanks. But something about it seemed … off. Stephen Carter digs into the oddities of Mormon gratitude in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.

A few weeks ago, LDS social media feeds exploded with #givethanks. But something about it seemed … off. Stephen Carter digs into the oddities of Mormon gratitude in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.

A few weeks ago, LDS social media feeds exploded with #givethanks. But something about it seemed … off. Stephen Carter digs into the oddities of Mormon gratitude in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.

A few weeks ago, LDS social media feeds exploded with #givethanks. But something about it seemed … off. Stephen Carter digs into the oddities of Mormon gratitude in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.

Glenn is interviewed by Stephen Carter from The Sunstone Podcast

The Book of Mormon is simultaneously the most central and the most problematic part of the Restoration movement. In this episode, John Larsen introduces a new series in the Sunstone Podcast where he will be exploring various approaches to the Book of Mormon, revealing both its problems and its power. Listen to this episode here. 

The Book of Mormon is simultaneously the most central and the most problematic part of the Restoration movement. In this episode, John Larsen introduces a new series in the Sunstone Podcast where he will be exploring various approaches to the Book of Mormon, revealing both its problems and its power. Listen to this episode here. 

The Book of Mormon is simultaneously the most central and the most problematic part of the Restoration movement. In this episode, John Larsen introduces a new series in the Sunstone Podcast where he will be exploring various approaches to the Book of Mormon, revealing both its problems and its power. Listen to this episode here. 

The Book of Mormon is simultaneously the most central and the most problematic part of the Restoration movement. In this episode, John Larsen introduces a new series in the Sunstone Podcast where he will be exploring various approaches to the Book of Mormon, revealing both its problems and its power. Listen to this episode here. 

There are many good and bad things in Mormon history.  Some people leave the Church over these issues.  John Larsen of the Sunstone Podcast puts Rick on the hot seat and asks why he stays in the LDS Church. John:  So why are you still Mormon? Rick:  (Chuckling) So you know, at Sunstone they have […] The post Rick on Hot Seat (Part 5 of 5) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

While the LDS Church is the largest Mormon group, there are lots of other churches tracing their founding to Joseph Smith.  John Larsen of the Sunstone Podcast sat down with Rick Bennett to discuss some of these groups who aren’t well-known. Rick refers to them as “our Mormon cousins.” Rick: I was back in Independence earlier […] The post Learning from Mormon Cousins (Part 3 of 5) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

Let’s face it.  Many members have an incomplete knowledge of Church history and problematic historical issues.  Is it the leaders’ fault?  John Larsen of the Sunstone Podcast debates Rick Bennett as to where the blame should lie with regards to teaching Church history. John:  There’s still stuff that gets me annoyed. For me, the higher […] The post LDS Leaders & Historical Issues (Part 2 of 5) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

What is the most important thing to do when someone starts talking with you about a religious concern? According to David B. Ostler, simply to listen. In his debut episode, new Sunstone Podcast co-host Jaxon Washburn talks with Ostler about his book “Bridges: Ministering to Those Who Question.”

What is the most important thing to do when someone starts talking with you about a religious concern? According to David B. Ostler, simply to listen. In his debut episode, new Sunstone Podcast co-host Jaxon Washburn talks with Ostler about his book “Bridges: Ministering to Those Who Question.” Listen to this episode here.

What is the most important thing to do when someone starts talking with you about a religious concern? According to David B. Ostler, simply to listen. In his debut episode, new Sunstone Podcast co-host Jaxon Washburn talks with Ostler about his book “Bridges: Ministering to Those Who Question.” Listen to this episode here.

What is the most important thing to do when someone starts talking with you about a religious concern? According to David B. Ostler, simply to listen. In his debut episode, new Sunstone Podcast co-host Jaxon Washburn talks with Ostler about his book “Bridges: Ministering to Those Who Question.” Listen to this episode here.

How do you grow spiritually? Do you move from being wrong to being right? Or from being right to being righter? Jaxon Washburn sees soul growth as expansion rather than as movement toward correctness. Jaxon will be a co-host for future episodes of the Sunstone Podcast. Come get a taste of his thinking, and learn …

How do you grow spiritually? Do you move from being wrong to being right? Or from being right to being righter? Jaxon Washburn sees soul growth as expansion rather than as movement toward correctness. Jaxon will be a co-host for future episodes of the Sunstone Podcast. Come get a taste of his thinking, and learn …

How do you grow spiritually? Do you move from being wrong to being right? Or from being right to being righter? Jaxon Washburn sees soul growth as expansion rather than as movement toward correctness. Jaxon will be a co-host for future episodes of the Sunstone Podcast. Come get a taste of his thinking, and learn …

How do you grow spiritually? Do you move from being wrong to being right? Or from being right to being righter? Jaxon Washburn sees soul growth as expansion rather than as movement toward correctness. Jaxon will be a co-host for future episodes of the Sunstone Podcast. Come get a taste of his thinking, and learn …

As the Sunstone Podcast hits its six-month mark, Lindsay Hansen Park and John Larsen discuss the podcast’s successes and difficulties and their vision for going forward.

As the Sunstone Podcast hits its six-month mark, Lindsay Hansen Park and John Larsen discuss the podcast’s successes and difficulties and their vision for going forward. Listen to this episode here.

As the Sunstone Podcast hits its six-month mark, Lindsay Hansen Park and John Larsen discuss the podcast’s successes and difficulties and their vision for going forward. Listen to this episode here.

As the Sunstone Podcast hits its six-month mark, Lindsay Hansen Park and John Larsen discuss the podcast’s successes and difficulties and their vision for going forward. Listen to this episode here.

John Larsen and John Dehlin spent years publicly deconstructing the LDS Church. But now they’re wondering, what can they build “from the ashes?” What is their role in the post-Mormon community beyond the “addiction to anger” and toward doing the difficult work of community building? Join us for this joint release with the Sunstone Podcast!

In March 2019, Allan and Kattie sat down with John Larsen on the Sunstone Podcast. Allan and Kattie tell John their story but also get into some topics that they've never covered before. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel! Support the mixed faith community and Marriage on a Tightrope by making a recurring donation at tightropemarriage.org

In March 2019, Allan and Kattie sat down with John Larsen on the Sunstone Podcast. Allan and Kattie tell John their story but also get into some topics that they’ve never covered before. Become a Premium Subscriber: Monthy:  $3 Yearly:  $25  $50  $100  $250Support the podcast by purchasing from Amazon HERE. The post Marriage on a Tightrope: 027: Sunstone Podcast Interview appeared first on Marriage on a Tightrope.

In March 2019, Allan and Kattie sat down with John Larsen on the Sunstone Podcast. Allan and Kattie tell John their story but also get into some topics that they’ve never covered before.Become a Premium Subscriber: Monthy:  $3 Yearly:  $25  $50  $100  $250 Support the podcast by purchasing from Amazon HERE. The post Marriage on a Tightrope: 027: Sunstone Podcast Interview appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

In his new book “Confidence Amid Change: The Presidential Diaries of David O. Mckay, 1951-1970,” Harvard Heath presents an intimate portrait of one of the LDS Church’s most charismatic presidents. John Larsen interviews Heath about the lesser-known aspects of McKay’s life in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.   Listen to this episode here.

In his new book “Confidence Amid Change: The Presidential Diaries of David O. Mckay, 1951-1970,” Harvard Heath presents an intimate portrait of one of the LDS Church’s most charismatic presidents. John Larsen interviews Heath about the lesser-known aspects of McKay’s life in this episode of the Sunstone Podcast.   Listen to this episode here.

An interview with John Charles Duffy about "Preach My Gospel"

A discussion of Sunstone.

An interview with Richard Dutcher about his movie States of Grace.

An interview with Armand Mauss