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Back to SearchEp 401 – Weird Nutty Mormon History
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Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile
How many Mormon Priesthood leaders does it take to rob a train? Which LDS prophet was poisoned a few days a…
8 years, 11 months ago
Ep 399 – Hamer on Strang
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John Hamer talks about Joseph Smith successor James Strang and the impressive engravings on Strang’s Vorhee P…
8 years, 11 months ago
Ep 398 – Forgiveness Part 2
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Tom continues his exploration what it means to forgive.
9 years ago
Ep 397 – Forgiveness Part 1
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Tom continues his exploration of Apologies, Forgiveness, and Grudges with this amazing panel discussion from …
9 years ago
Ep 395 – Joseph Smith: Space Cowboy
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Did Joseph Smith use homeopathic hallucinogenics to enhance the religious experience of his early mormon foll…
9 years ago
Ep 394 – Mixed Faith Marriages
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This is the audio from Tom’s 2017 SLC Sunstone presentation. Video for the slides Tom used can be seen here:…
9 years ago
Ep 393 – Apologies
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What does it mean to say you are sorry? What does it take to accept someone else’s apology? Listen in as To…
9 years ago
Ep 392 – Froback Friday: How to Marry a Mormon
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What happens when you mix “The Singles Ward” with “My Big Fat Greek Wedding?” The Infants read Glenn’s old s…
9 years ago
Ep 388 – Sunstone 2017 Promo
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Here is what the Infants will be doing at Sunstone at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City this upcoming …
9 years, 1 month ago
Ep 387 – Zach and Friends P2: The Gospel According to Josh
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Glenn, Bob, and Matt continue their virtual conversation with Zach, Josh, Natalie, and Nano.
9 years, 1 month ago