Category Archives: faith

Mar 14 2013

Episode 44: Meet Emily Clyde Curtis


Photo credit: Sweet Mugz.


Join Lisa as she interviews co-editor of the Exponent II, Emily Clyde Curtis about her life growing up, her faith and her involvement in Mormon Feminism.

Emily Clyde Curtis co-edits Exponent II, a Mormon feminist magazine with Aimee Evans Hickman. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband and three children. She teaches piano, volunteers in her community and for progressive Mormon causes (perhaps a bit too much), and trying new recipes–she’s on a kale kick right now.

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Dec 24 2012

Episode 27: The Nature of God and the Divine Feminine

Join Lisa as she and Kristine Haglund talk with Fiona Givens, co-author of the new book, “The Good Who Weeps,” as they discuss the birth of Christ, the nature of God, the Divine Feminine and Fiona’s new book in this special Christmas Eve episode.

Pick up your copy of “The God Who Weeps” here!

Please join Fiona and Terryl Givens at the upcoming

Christ Conference
Saturday 29 December 2012
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Salt Lake City Main Library 4th floor conference room*
Register Here!
Click here for info about the Christ Conference.

Song at the end of podcast: What Child is This by Lindsey Stirling

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Dec 17 2012

Episode 26: Faith, Fear and Moving Forward Feminism With Joanna Brooks

 
Join Lindsay as she chats with Joanna Brooks about what it’s like to experience fear as a Mormon Feminist and how you can transition from fear and move forward to let Mormon Feminism work for you.

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Dec 10 2012

Episode 25: An Interview With Kristine Haglund

photo credit: D’Arcy Benincosa: Official Photographer of Mormon Feminists since 2010

Join Lisa as she interviews Kristine Haglund about growing up, her faith and her feelings about the church and how Kristine makes it all work.

Kristine Haglund is the current editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, a current or former permablogger at By Common Consent and Times and Seasons, and noted Mormon historian and cultural commentator. She has suggested that the “experience of independent Mormon publishing sector [can provide] . . . a potential model” for members “at a moment where new kinds of assimilation are called for.”

She has an A.B. from Harvard in German Studies and an M.A. from the University of Michigan in German Literature.

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Sep 10 2012

Episode 11: “I feel unequal” LDS WAVE

Join Tresa, Chelsea, Jenne and Jessica as they discuss their work with LDS WAVE (Women adovcating for voice and equality) and list the small and simple changes that could be made within the church to give women greater equity within the LDS church.

Links mentioned in this podcast:

LDS Wave main site
Opening clip, Chelsea’s list of “Why I Feel Unequal”
Talents of Sisters Etsy Shop

Jenne’s Women’s Service Mission on WAVE

FEMINIST INFO RATING SYSTEM:


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Jul 30 2012

Episode 5: Finding Your Light in the Darkness of Doubt

Image from Genevieve McGee .


Lindsay talks to Nikki, Brooke and Katrina about “The Light of Christ” and the concept of light in Mormonism and what happens to that light when our faith is in transition, we lose our faith, or we struggle.

You can read Nikki (Idaho Spud)’s fmh posts here.

Check out Brooke McClay’s awesome food site here.

Stop by Katrina’s amazing photography blog here.

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