Mormon Monday: The LDS Church’s Constitution Lesson
Hannah and Jess break down the First Presidency’s coordinated fifth Sunday lesson on the U.S. Constitution — a lesson directed to every U.S. ward on May 31st, teaching that the Constitution enabled th...
11 Mai 0s
Book of Abraham: Reading the Evidence the LDS Church Can't Explain Away
The papyri Joseph Smith claimed to translate survived. Egyptologists read them. They're a standard funerary text. The LDS Church published an essay about it. We read it so you don't have to do it alon...
10 Mai 0s
The Ensign Peak Billions: What Your Tithing Actually Built
You paid ten percent. Every year. The church grew it to $265 billion inside a fund hidden from the federal government for twenty-two years. The SEC noticed. The fine was five million dollars.This epis...
9 Mai 0s
Erna Janoschek: The 17-Year-Old Nanny Who Murdered a Baby
A 17-year-old Mormon girl called police in 1928, saying the maid killed the baby. When police arrived she smiled, and introduced herself as the maid.Erna Janoschek murdered baby Thais Dianne Liliencra...
3 Mai 0s
The Mormon Machine: $265 Billion, Hidden Wealth, and How It Works
The LDS Church holds an estimated $265 billion in assets. Its investment income now exceeds what it collects from member tithing. And it still requires 10% of your income for life to stay a full membe...
2 Mai 0s
Face in a Hat: What the Gospel Topics Essays Admit About Book of Mormon Translation
In 2013, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints quietly published essays on its official website addressing its most contested historical questions — no announcement, no First Presidency lett...
26 Apr 0s
Mormon Stories Lawsuit — The Trademark the LDS Church Called a Victory for Satan
The LDS Church spent millions on "I'm a Mormon." Then called the word a victory for Satan. Now they've filed a federal lawsuit to prove it's still theirs.We're breaking down the April 2026 federal law...
26 Apr 0s
Leaving Mormonism – Why People Leave, What Happens to Families, and What Life Actually Looks Like on the Other Side
A Mormon faith crisis is rarely a sudden decision. It's a gradual process of discovering information the church knew and didn't share — inside a system engineered to make every question feel like a mo...
13 Apr 0s
