Clyde Felt: The 14-Year-Old Mormon Who Killed Samuel Collins
In March 1902, fourteen-year-old Clyde Felt admitted cutting Samuel Collins’s throat inside a cave above Salt Lake City. Collins had spent years cultivating relationships with neighborhood boys, givin...
23 Jul 0s
What Do You Know About Modern Mormon Prepper Culture?
Some Mormons believe a bishop will one day announce it's time to gather at secret tent cities. Jess and Hannah break down the real cost — and history — behind LDS prepper culture.On this "What Do You ...
22 Jul 0s
The Mormon Crimes the Church Doesn't Talk About
Ted Bundy was baptized LDS in 1975, already having killed five women — and his ward defended him at trial. We trace how, and launch our series on the Mormon crimes those lists that include crimes like...
19 Jul 0s
Lying for the Lord: The Documented Pattern Behind Mormon Denials
A church president was asked a direct question about core Mormon doctrine — and answered like it didn't exist. There's a name for that pattern, and it goes back to Joseph Smith himself.Jess and Hannah...
15 Jul 0s
LDSforTrump and the Trademark Double Standard
The Church sued a podcast over a logo. A group called "Latter-day Saints for Trump" used the actual Salt Lake Temple in a campaign ad and got a press release.Twice. Two election cycles. The actual Fir...
13 Jul 0s
The LDS Committee That Tracked Its Own Members
The LDS Church denied this committee existed for years. Then it admitted the committee tracks members' speech, feeds files to bishops, and — the church says — never judges or punishes anyone itself.Je...
12 Jul 0s
The 1911 Salt Lake Temple Photo Scandal
In 1911, Gisbert Bossard secretly photographed the inside of the Salt Lake Temple, and Max Florence tried to sell the images back to the LDS Church.Joseph F. Smith refused to pay. Then the photos hit ...
8 Jul 0s
