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Tag: Bill Reel

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE !: 005: LDS Handbook Changes

RFM and Bill Reel take a look at the December 2020 Changes to the General Handbook of Instruction within the LDS Church. There is a […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE !: 004: The Rise And Fall of Alma the Apologetic

Mormon Apologists have long pointed out that one criticism of the Book of Mormon is its use of the female name Alma for a male’s […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE!: 003: The Changing Landscape of Mormonism under President Nelson

Using the recent Atlantic Magazine Article about Mormonism which includes an interview with Russel M. Nelson, President of The LDS Church as a springboard, RFM […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE!: 002: FairMormon’s New Book of Abraham Video

RFM and Bill Reel have a lot of fun dismantling FairMormon’s new Book of Abraham video, showing their absolute over-the-top use of ad hominem arguments!  […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE!: 001: What in Hell is Going on at FairMormon?!

The Inaugural Episode of Mormonism LIVE! kicks off tackling FairMormon’s new video series titled, “This Is The Show” (T.I.T.S.).  T.I.T.S.  is intended for a younger […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 206: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS!!!

RFM makes several important announcements involving the direction of the podcast, an update on the #GiveThanks episode from last week, and revealing a big secret […]

Episodes, Radio Free Mormon

Radio Free Mormon: 205: #GiveThanks

During this Thanksgiving season, global faith leader Russell M. Nelson has given the world the revelation direct from God that we should . . . […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 123: Mormon Racism Revival

The Mormon world was recently rocked when it was discovered a brand new church manual contains racist teachings from a former prophet. Special guests Bill […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 119: Hundred Billion Dollar Baby

Today Radio Free Mormon and Bill Reel work together to discuss the multiple facets of the recent breaking story that the LDS Church has 100 […]

Episodes, Radio Free Mormon

Radio Free Mormon: 103: An Interview with Patrick Mason

Professor Patrick Mason sits down for an interview with Bill Reel and Radio Free Mormon. We delve into how Professor Mason deals with thorny issues […]

Episodes

Radio Free Mormon: 057: Bill Reel’s Disciplinary Council – The Recording

EXCLUSIVE  –  EXCLUSIVE  –  Bill Reel’s Disciplinary Council The Recording – EXCLUSIVE  –  EXCLUSIVE Radio Free Mormon shares that he has received the audio recording of […]

Episodes, Radio Free Mormon

Radio Free Mormon After Dark: 056: Bill Reel’s Disciplinary Council

RFM takes on a Radio Free Mormon After Dark interview with Bill Reel regarding his upcoming Disciplinary Council.  The interview dissects all of Bill’s interactions […]

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