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Tag: Jonathan Streeter

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Mormonism LIVE: 047: Spooky Halloween Call In Show

Radio Free Mormon & Jonathan Streeter (Filling in for Bill Reel) deliver a special Halloween Episode fielding live phone calls where listeners can share their […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 224: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 6–The Sunday Afternoon Session!

We did it!  We finally got through all of General Conference from April 2021! Join Jonathan Streeter and me as we slice and dice the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 223: LAZY LEARNERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!

The most controversial talk of April 2021 General Conference was likely given by President Nelson at the close of the Sunday morning session.  You remember–The […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 222: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 4–Sunday Morning Session

I am happy to be joined once again by the brilliant Jonathan Streeter of Thoughts on Things and Stuff for a jolly discussion of the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 221: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 3–The Priesthood Session

Tonight I am joined once more by my good friend Jonathan Streeter from Thoughts on Things and Stuff for part 3 of our post mortem […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 220: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 2

RFM and Jonathan Streeter have a rollicking good time talking about the talks given in Saturday afternoon session of the April 2021 General Conference! General […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 219: General Conference Post Mortem, April 2021, Part 1

Join Jonathan Streeter and RFM as they take apart General Conference one talk at a time!  This episode covers the Saturday morning session of April […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 218: Lying in Wait to Deceive

RFM joins Jonathan Streeter to discuss how lawyers use words to deceive. Even when the lawyers are LDS Church leaders. And even when they’re not […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 217: Elder Oaks is NOT a Liar!

This just in!  Elder Oaks has proven that he is NOT a liar! In this joint podcast with the fabulous Jonathan Streeter from Thinker of […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 214: General Conference Post Mortem October 2020 Part 2

Jonathan Streeter and I continue our analysis of October 2020 General Conference with the Saturday afternoon session!  This session may contain the worst GenCon talk […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

MORMONISM LIVE !: 010: Demonic Possession, Exorcism, and Mormonism

In todays Episode Jonathan Streeter fills in for Bill Reel and takes RFM on a journey discussing the first miracle in Mormonism. They discuss the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 201: General Conference Post Mortem, Part 1

Today RFM is joined by Jonathan Streeter of Thoughts on Things and Stuff to dissect the Saturday morning session of October 2020 General Conference!  General […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 172: A Bad Defense is the Worst Offense Part 3

Today concludes RFM’s discussion with Jonathan Streeter on the subject of Joseph Smith’s polygamy–and the lengths some apologists will go to in order to try […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 171: A Bad Defense is the Worst Offense Part 2

RFM continues his historic discussion with Jonathan Streeter about Joseph Smith’s polygamy; and the defenses apologists use to try to justify it!

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Radio Free Mormon: 169: A Bad Defense is the Worst Offense Part 1

RFM joins the fabulous Jonathan Streeter (and Yugio!) to investigate the best documented plural marriage of Joseph Smith.  In the process, they manage to pick […]

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Seriously he lays it out there so bear. If you want to whitewash history fine. But you cannot dent the major issues he brings up about personal revelation! There is none in TSCC except those that tell you everything the q whoever say is true. Wow. I wish I was able to lay out everything so linearly! I was saying yes!!! Yes exactly!! The whole time listening!!

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