Mormon Stories Podcast
Dr. John Dehlin
Mormon Stories Podcast is the longest-running and most successful podcast in Mormonism. At Mormon Stories we explore, celebrate, and challenge Mormon culture through in-depth stories told by members and former members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mormon Stories is a product of the Open Stories Foundation - a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to supporting Mormons in religious transition. Mormon Stories is not affiliated with or sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mormon Stories is a product of the Open Stories Foundation - a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to supporting Mormons in religious transition. Mormon Stories is not affiliated with or sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Episodes
Mentioned books
Jul 29, 2012 • 18min
365: Why I Stay - John Dehlin
This presentation was delivered as part of the 2012 Salt Lake Symposium held on July 27th.
Jul 19, 2012 • 1h 8min
364: Bishop Bill Reel Pt. 2 - A Critique of Mormon Stories, Resolving Faith Struggles, and His Testimony
Bill Reel is currently serving as Bishop of the Sandusky ward of the Cleveland Ohio Stake. In this interview we begin by discussing Bishop Reel’s conversion to the church AFTER reading Fawn Brodie’s"No Man Knows my History", and his avid pursuit of Mormon apologetics after his baptism. We also discuss in depth his calling as bishop, including his job to counsel youth and women on sexual matters, masturbation, and homosexuality. Since Bishop Reel is a listener of the podcast, we discuss his perception and frustration of an increasing trend towards negativity on Mormon Stories. We also discuss the future direction of Mormon Stories, and Bishop Reel offers his advice for members in doubt.
Jul 19, 2012 • 1h 38min
363: Bishop Bill Reel Pt. 1 - His Conversion and Being a Mormon Bishop
Bill Reel is currently serving as Bishop of the Sandusky ward of the Cleveland Ohio Stake. In this interview we begin by discussing Bishop Reel’s conversion to the church AFTER reading Fawn Brodie’s"No Man Knows my History", and his avid pursuit of Mormon apologetics after his baptism. We also discuss in depth his calling as bishop, including his job to counsel youth and women on sexual matters, masturbation, and homosexuality. Since Bishop Reel is a listener of the podcast, we discuss his perception and frustration of an increasing trend towards negativity on Mormon Stories. We also discuss the future direction of Mormon Stories, and Bishop Reel offers his advice for members in doubt.
Jul 13, 2012 • 2h 2min
362: Overcoming Pornography Addiction with Tony Litster
In this episode, Tony Litster discusses his approach for overcoming pornography addiction within a Mormon paradigm.
Jul 4, 2012 • 48min
361: Introduction to Mormon Stories Sunday School
Bible scholar Jared Anderson outlines the vision, tone, goals, and proposed content of this Sunday School podcast. There will be a weekly Gospel Doctrine podcast entitled"Engaging Gospel Doctrine," as well as a"ward library" of expanding content under the title"Excavating Scripture." He also introduces skills for"close reading" of the scriptures as well as suggests resources, to which you can find links below.
Jul 2, 2012 • 34min
360: SLC 2012 Conference Pt. 5 - Comedian Bengt Washburn
Audio content from the 2012 Mormon Stories Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jul 2, 2012 • 1h 23min
359: SLC 2012 Conference Pt. 4 - Benji Schwimmer and Story Sharing Time
Audio content from the 2012 Mormon Stories Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jul 2, 2012 • 1h 17min
358: SLC 2012 Conference Pt. 3 - Claudia Bushman, Michael Fife and Stephanie Lauritzen
Audio content from the 2012 Mormon Stories Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jul 2, 2012 • 48min
357: SLC 2012 Conference Pt. 2 - Andrew Ainsworth and Peter Breinholt
Audio content from the 2012 Mormon Stories Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jul 2, 2012 • 50min
356: SLC 2012 Conference Pt. 1 - Jana Reiss and Peter Breinholt
Audio content from the 2012 Mormon Stories Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
