The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, has been around for almost two centuries. It has eb
On this episode, the duration of our discussion lands us in September and early October of 1838. We
On this episode, we jump in to part 2 of the Cody Noconi discussion about entheogens. Part 1 establi
On this episode, we invite on amateur Mycologist Cody Noconi to discuss the history of entheogen use
On this episode, we finally jump into the Gallatin election day battle and the aftermath. Two diamet
On this episode, we take the opportunity to have a conversation with an armchair Mormon historian kn
On this episode, Jo and Rigdon come riding into Far West and decide to throw over the whole game boa
On this episode, we invite an actual Mormon historian to offer context and perspective on the timeli
This is the video presentation delivered by Bryce Blankenagel at the Seattle Sunstone Symposium 11/1
On this episode, our scope lands from mid-January to mid-March, focusing on three separate but equal
On this episode, all barriers between personal and podcast are thrown away as I share random musing
On this episode, we pick up the historical timeline to finish out 1837 and glimpse into 1838. Dissen
On this episode, our historical timeline awaits and there is a lot to cover. We spend the majority o
On this episode, we finally reach the conclusion of our 3-part deconstruction of Mark Hofmann. From
On this episode, we begin with the Panic of 1837 and how it affected Mormon history. The world econo
On this episode, we dive right back into a “clean cut” examination of the infamous Mark Hofmann. We
On this episode, we take a break from the historical timeline to examine a person that has been shro
On this episode, I tell everybody just how at home I felt at the Sunstone Symposium. Sunstone is a c
On this episode, we’ll start out with the Safety Society Company absorbing Oliver Cowdery & Co. prin
On this episode, we’ll be talking about dissent in Kirtland and Bloody Brigham coming to Joe’s rescu
On this episode, we take a dive into 1836 to catch everything up. Until this time, we’ve just covere
