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Mormon Discussions Podcasts – Full Lineup — Other
Mormon Discussions Podcasts – Full Lineup

Navigating Mormonism One Episode At A Time

Copyright: © Intellectual Property Copyright Bill Reel 2017

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Did the LDS Church Really Give $1.58 Billion to Charity in 2025? Mar 17, 2026
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The LDS Church has announced that it spent $1.58 billion in humanitarian and welfare assistance in 2025, a number the Church says represents record-level giving around the world. But what exactly is included in that number, and how much of it represents money the Church itself donated versus funds that passed through programs like fast offerings, welfare systems, and the “Giving Machines”? Tonight we break down the announcement, what the Church says it means, and why critics say the way the number is presented deserves a closer look.

We’ll also cover several other major stories in Mormon news this week. A new update in the case of the LDS doctor arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting his wife’s friend as the legal situation continues to unfold. We also discuss leadership movement involving Apostle Ronald A. Rasband’s cousin, which some critics are already pointing to as possible nepotism, while others argue the individual’s credentials make the appointment defensible. Internationally, a LDS missionary was reportedly attacked with a machete, raising concerns about missionary safety in certain parts of the world. Meanwhile, the Salt Lake Temple open house preparations are causing concern among some nearby residents, who say the scale of the event could significantly impact their neighborhoods. The Church has also issued two public statements this week—one addressing religious freedom along with a call for a special fast, and another responding to recent violence in Michigan. And sadly, we have more disturbing news involving Mormon-connected child abuse cases, highlighting once again the ongoing concerns about how abuse allegations surface and are handled in LDS communities. Finally, we’ll take a brief look at “Mormon Easter”—how the Church continues to shape and reframe its approach to Easter observance as it emphasizes Christ-centered messaging in recent years. Join us as we break down the biggest Mormon news stories of the week.

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Chiasmus Destroyed! New BOM Research Changes Everything! RFM: 445 Mar 15, 2026
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Dr. Randall Bell brings fresh new research to Mormon Studies in this fascinating episode of Radio Free Mormon! Apologists claim the presence of an ancient Hebrew literary form called “chiasmus” proves the Book of Mormon to be ancient. “Not so fast,” says Dr. Bell, who shares with us a much more plausible source for chiasmus in the Book of Mormon than being put there by ancient American Jews whom DNA studies show didn’t exist. This is an episode you will want to not only watch, but share with your friends and family! The more we study the Book of Mormon, the more apparent it is a product of early 19th Century America!

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Mormon Truth Bombs: RFM: 444 Mar 12, 2026
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We’re having a party! And by “we,” I mean Radio Free Mormon and Kolby Reddish. What are we celebrating? Finally getting through our over-one-year dismantling of Austin Fife’s “Lite on Truth” Letter! And everybody is invited to this party! You will be able to join us in the studio by way of streamyard link. We will be going over our favorite parts of the twenty-episode series, together with what Kolby’s computer AI program can tell us by breaking down all sixty-plus hours of content! This will be a great send-off to Austin Fife and his aptly named “Lite on Truth Letter”!

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Sam Young: Protector of Mormon Children! Mar 12, 2026
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Sam Young is the legend who did amazing things almost a decade ago to protect children in the Mormon Church. Of course, the Mormon Church didn’t appreciate Sam’s efforts to protect the children, so they excommunicated him. This is Sam’s story! And for the first time, Sam will speak publicly about what happened during his excommunication proceeding! This is a show you won’t want to miss!

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LDS Church Statement on Wade Christofferson Mar 12, 2026
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Tonight on The Mormon Newscast, we begin with a development in the Wade Christofferson Abuse Allegations, specifically the Church’s official response regarding the brother of apostle D. Todd Christofferson. We’ll walk through what the Church said, what it didn’t say, and why the situation is drawing attention both inside and outside Mormon circles. We’ll also cover several other stories making headlines this week. The Ruby Franke / Jodi Hildebrandt case made news this week as new developments raise fresh questions about accountability and child protection in Utah. A new book on Eliza R. Snow is drawing interest among LDS historians and believers alike.

Meanwhile, BYU is dealing with their admissions mistake, and we have the news on how they are meeting the moment. And finally, we’ll dig into the bigger cultural moment Mormonism seems to be having right now. One story asks whether the Church is truly encouraging members to face difficult history, while another suggests members should be careful not to question prophetic authority too closely. We’ll also cover Utah making Good Friday a state holiday, a case of meetinghouse vandalism, and a brand-new Quorum of the Fifteen photo op that has people talking. Join us live as we break down the stories, add context, and explore what it all means.

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The LDS Label Machine Mar 12, 2026
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Why Do People Leave the LDS Church? In this episode of Mormonism Live, Bill Reel and Radio Free Mormon examine a topic that has been discussed inside Mormonism for nearly two centuries: why do people leave the Church? From early sermons by Brigham Young to modern General Conference addresses, Latter-day Saint leaders have offered explanations for why members lose their faith. These explanations often frame departure as the result of deception, pride, sin, offense, or the influence of Satan. Tonight we take a careful look at those teachings. We explore what Church leaders have said historically, how those ideas continue to appear in modern instruction, and how these narratives shape the way believers understand those who leave. We’ll also look at the human side of the conversation: how these labels affect real people, real families, and the possibility of honest dialogue between those who stay and those who step away. This episode is not about attacking belief. It’s about understanding the stories we tell about each other — and asking whether those stories leave room for compassion, curiosity, and honest conversation.

RESOURCES:
https://faenrandir.github.io/a_careful_examination/how-those-who-leave-are-viewed/
Glen Pace memo – https://www.scribd.com/document/105967728/Memo-Bishop-Glenn-L-Pace-to-LDS-Church-Members-Committee-Ritualistic-Child-Abuse-7-19-90

If you enjoy Mormonism Live and want to support the show, please consider donating: https://donorbox.org/mormonism-live

If anyone needs support dealing with spiritual trauma, 1-on-1 coaching and support groups are available at: https://awakenandthrive.org/

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Did Joseph Smith Own Slaves? Mar 12, 2026
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Tonight on The Mormon Newscast, our lead story comes out of Atlanta where Morehouse College has unveiled a portrait of Joseph Smith Jr. inside its Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel — placing the founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the school’s International Hall of Honor alongside figures like Abraham Lincoln. The portrait was revealed at a vespers service on Feb. 1 and has ignited a lively discussion on campus and beyond about race, history, and how institutions choose to honor historical figures. Some see it as a recognition of Smith’s 1844 presidential platform opposing slavery and an attempt to build common ground, while others — including alumni and student leaders — argue it conflicts with Morehouse’s mission rooted in Black liberation and ethical leadership. In our other stories: Big Boo Boo by BYU that left families bewildered. A troubling update on gang violence tied to an LDS ward. The LDS Church’s response to the USA/Iran conflict. A new development in the kissing incident involving a Mormon Layton school employee. Has the Church changed its logos, we’ll see. A quirky look at how the dirty soda craze keeps spreading (and somehow connects back to Mormon culture). And we wrap with the continued Mormon moment making waves outside the faith.

Like, share, and comment — let’s get into it.

Support the show: Donate to https://donorbox.org/the-mormon-newscast (Bill & RFM) https://donorbox.org/mormonish-podcast (Rebecca) Need support with spiritual trauma or transitions?

One-on-one coaching and support groups are available at https://awakenandthrive.org/

Subscribe and hit the bell to stay updated every week.

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Did Joseph Smith Own Slaves? Mar 12, 2026
Show notes

Tonight on The Mormon Newscast, our lead story comes out of Atlanta where Morehouse College has unveiled a portrait of Joseph Smith Jr. inside its Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel — placing the founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the school’s International Hall of Honor alongside figures like Abraham Lincoln. The portrait was revealed at a vespers service on Feb. 1 and has ignited a lively discussion on campus and beyond about race, history, and how institutions choose to honor historical figures. Some see it as a recognition of Smith’s 1844 presidential platform opposing slavery and an attempt to build common ground, while others — including alumni and student leaders — argue it conflicts with Morehouse’s mission rooted in Black liberation and ethical leadership. In our other stories: Big Boo Boo by BYU that left families bewildered. A troubling update on gang violence tied to an LDS ward. The LDS Church’s response to the USA/Iran conflict. A new development in the kissing incident involving a Mormon Layton school employee. Has the Church changed its logos, we’ll see. A quirky look at how the dirty soda craze keeps spreading (and somehow connects back to Mormon culture). And we wrap with the continued Mormon moment making waves outside the faith.

Like, share, and comment — let’s get into it.

Support the show: Donate to https://donorbox.org/the-mormon-newscast (Bill & RFM) https://donorbox.org/mormonish-podcast (Rebecca) Need support with spiritual trauma or transitions?

One-on-one coaching and support groups are available at https://awakenandthrive.org/

Subscribe and hit the bell to stay updated every week.

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The Book of Abraham: Can Joseph Translate Egyptian? Mar 12, 2026
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In this episode, we examine one of the clearest translation claims in Mormon history: the Book of Abraham. Joseph Smith said he translated ancient writings of Abraham from Egyptian papyri. Those papyri were displayed, studied, and described as the source of the text. Today, we still have fragments of those papyri. And Egyptologists can read them. They do not say what Joseph said they say. So what happened? We carefully walk through the original claim, what the surviving papyri actually contain (including the Breathing Permit of Hôr), and the major apologetic responses: the Missing Scroll theory, the Catalyst theory, and other reinterpretations. Then we ask the logical question: do these explanations preserve the original claim — or redefine it? This isn’t about mockery. It’s about clarity. If Joseph could translate Egyptian by divine power, this episode matters. And if he could not, that matters even more. If you appreciate this structured, respectful approach to examining Mormon truth claims, my book A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism expands this method across thirty core issues — one claim at a time. Thanks for listening. And as always, keep thinking clearly.

Book: A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism Available at Amazon – https://www.amazon.com/Logical-Deconstruction-Mormonism-Bill-Reel-ebook/dp/B0GQN4178G

Visit our Channel to find everything Mormonism! https://www.youtube.com/c/MormonDiscussionsInc or @MormonDiscussion

Our mission at Mormon Discussion is to be a beacon of support for those who are questioning the truth claims or renegotiating their relationship with faith. Our podcasts like “Mormonism Live,” “Radio Free Mormon,” and “Mormon Discussion” offer a safe space for Discovery and healing. But we need your help. Your donations power our work – expanding outreach, improving content, and creating new initiatives. Visit https://donorbox.org/umbrella-entity or https://mormondiscussionpodcast.org/please-consider-donating-today/ and make a difference today.

Your support empowers us to empower others. We are a 501C3 Non-Profit and your donation is tax deductible inside the United States https://mormondiscussionpodcast.org/please-consider-donating-today/ Thank you for being part of the change. Together, we’re making a real impact.

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The Book of Abraham: Can Joseph Translate Egyptian? Mar 12, 2026
Show notes

In this episode, we examine one of the clearest translation claims in Mormon history: the Book of Abraham. Joseph Smith said he translated ancient writings of Abraham from Egyptian papyri. Those papyri were displayed, studied, and described as the source of the text. Today, we still have fragments of those papyri. And Egyptologists can read them. They do not say what Joseph said they say. So what happened? We carefully walk through the original claim, what the surviving papyri actually contain (including the Breathing Permit of Hôr), and the major apologetic responses: the Missing Scroll theory, the Catalyst theory, and other reinterpretations. Then we ask the logical question: do these explanations preserve the original claim — or redefine it? This isn’t about mockery. It’s about clarity. If Joseph could translate Egyptian by divine power, this episode matters. And if he could not, that matters even more. If you appreciate this structured, respectful approach to examining Mormon truth claims, my book A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism expands this method across thirty core issues — one claim at a time. Thanks for listening. And as always, keep thinking clearly.

Book: A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism Available at Amazon – https://www.amazon.com/Logical-Deconstruction-Mormonism-Bill-Reel-ebook/dp/B0GQN4178G

Visit our Channel to find everything Mormonism! https://www.youtube.com/c/MormonDiscussionsInc or @MormonDiscussion

Our mission at Mormon Discussion is to be a beacon of support for those who are questioning the truth claims or renegotiating their relationship with faith. Our podcasts like “Mormonism Live,” “Radio Free Mormon,” and “Mormon Discussion” offer a safe space for Discovery and healing. But we need your help. Your donations power our work – expanding outreach, improving content, and creating new initiatives. Visit https://donorbox.org/umbrella-entity or https://mormondiscussionpodcast.org/please-consider-donating-today/ and make a difference today.

Your support empowers us to empower others. We are a 501C3 Non-Profit and your donation is tax deductible inside the United States https://mormondiscussionpodcast.org/please-consider-donating-today/ Thank you for being part of the change. Together, we’re making a real impact.

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The Lost 116 Pages from the Book of Lehi: A Logical Deconstruction Mar 12, 2026
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The Lost 116 Pages — What Really Happened? In this episode, we take a careful look at one of the earliest and most important moments in the coming forth of the Book of Mormon: the loss of the 116 manuscript pages. Believers have long heard the story. Martin Harris takes the manuscript. It disappears. Joseph is devastated. A revelation explains why the pages cannot be retranslated. But when we slow down and examine the logic of the situation, deeper questions begin to emerge. If Joseph had the plates… If he could translate by the gift and power of God… If the original manuscript still existed somewhere unaltered… Why couldn’t the text simply be reproduced? In this episode, we walk through the historical claim, the explanation given in Doctrine & Covenants 10, and the logical implications of that explanation. No mockery. No caricatures. Just the claim, the evidence, and the reasoning. If you are a believer who values truth, integrity, and consistency, this conversation is not an attack. It is an invitation to think carefully about one of the foundational events in early Church history.

And if you appreciate this structured, respectful approach to examining Mormon truth claims, my book “A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism” delves into this issue as well as many others and can be found on Amazon by visiting https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GQN4178G Thanks for listening — and as always, keep thinking clearly.

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Mormonism: A Narcissistic System: Why It’s Never Enough Mar 12, 2026
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What if the reason you felt like you were never enough… wasn’t you? In this episode, Teresa explores the striking parallels between narcissistic relationship dynamics and high-demand religious systems, specifically within Mormonism. Through a compassionate but honest lens, she examines how institutional patterns like shifting expectations, avoidance of accountability, image preservation, and conditional belonging can shape identity, nervous system regulation, and long-term wellbeing, especially physical health. This conversation goes beyond theology and into lived experience and explores: • Why high-demand systems can mirror narcissistic dynamics. • How that creates codependency patterns. • Chronic self suppression and its impact on the nervous system. • Why chronic symptoms like fatigue, pain, anxiety, and autoimmune conditions can emerge in these environments. • How healing often requires moving through grief, anger, and identity reconstruction. • And why the body’s response is not a character flaw, but a survival adaptation. If you’ve ever felt exhausted from striving, confused by persistent symptoms, or disconnected from your authentic self after leaving a high-demand environment, this episode may help you understand why and that healing is possible.

Join us at our NEW CHANNEL: @almostawakenedpodcast

Teresa will be launching her upcoming Anchor and Regulate groups beginning March 11th. These groups are structured nervous system healing spaces designed for individuals navigating chronic symptoms, chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety and mystery illnesses that are driven by stress or trauma. These groups combine psychoeducation, somatic practices, emotional processing, and supportive community to help you rebuild safety in the body and support you in resolving chronic symptoms.
Learn more here: https://www.monarchintegrativecoaching.com/group-support

Join the conversation. Like, share, and subscribe to support this work.

Donate to Almost Awakened: https://donorbox.org/almost-awakened-2

Learn more about coaching at https://awakenandthrive.org

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Mormonism: A Narcissistic System: Why It’s Never Enough Mar 12, 2026
Show notes

What if the reason you felt like you were never enough… wasn’t you? In this episode, Teresa explores the striking parallels between narcissistic relationship dynamics and high-demand religious systems, specifically within Mormonism. Through a compassionate but honest lens, she examines how institutional patterns like shifting expectations, avoidance of accountability, image preservation, and conditional belonging can shape identity, nervous system regulation, and long-term wellbeing, especially physical health. This conversation goes beyond theology and into lived experience and explores: • Why high-demand systems can mirror narcissistic dynamics. • How that creates codependency patterns. • Chronic self suppression and its impact on the nervous system. • Why chronic symptoms like fatigue, pain, anxiety, and autoimmune conditions can emerge in these environments. • How healing often requires moving through grief, anger, and identity reconstruction. • And why the body’s response is not a character flaw, but a survival adaptation. If you’ve ever felt exhausted from striving, confused by persistent symptoms, or disconnected from your authentic self after leaving a high-demand environment, this episode may help you understand why and that healing is possible.

Join us at our NEW CHANNEL: @almostawakenedpodcast

Teresa will be launching her upcoming Anchor and Regulate groups beginning March 11th. These groups are structured nervous system healing spaces designed for individuals navigating chronic symptoms, chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety and mystery illnesses that are driven by stress or trauma. These groups combine psychoeducation, somatic practices, emotional processing, and supportive community to help you rebuild safety in the body and support you in resolving chronic symptoms.
Learn more here: https://www.monarchintegrativecoaching.com/group-support

Join the conversation. Like, share, and subscribe to support this work.

Donate to Almost Awakened: https://donorbox.org/almost-awakened-2

Learn more about coaching at https://awakenandthrive.org

The post Mormonism: A Narcissistic System: Why It’s Never Enough appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

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