Christopher James Blythe and Christine Elyse Blythe
Angels and Seerstones: A Latter Day Saint Folklore Podcast
Latter-day Saints are a people of radical faith. Their tradition is one in which angels visit everyday people and sometimes men and women see the divine in stones. In this podcast we examine the lived religion of Latter-day Saints, the stories we tell, and the beliefs we debate. Join Christine and Chris Blythe, professional folklorists and LDS converts who openly profess their faith while exploring the traditions of their chosen people.
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Christopher James Blythe and Christine Elyse Blythe
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Apr 22, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 4: Spirit Children 05.07.2023 19:50
Send us Fan Mail LDS Folklore about Mother's Visions of their future children. This episode features a story of Russell M. Nelson about his wife's vision of their son.
Episode 3: Prayer Circles Outside the Temple 29.06.2023 13:05
Send us Fan Mail This episode is on temple prayer circles as performed outside the temple, a common practice among LDS up to 1978. We discuss prayer rooms in historical church buildings and firsthand accounts from participants.
Episode 2: Joseph Smith's Martyrdom Canes 27.06.2023 15:50
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we discuss the "martyrdom canes," relics that were made from the blood soaked boards that transported the murdered bodies of Joseph and Hyrum Smith from Carthage to Nauvoo, Illinois. We discuss how these canes were used and where they ended up.
Episode 1: Missionaries and Supernatural Assault 23.06.2023 16:05
Send us Fan Mail This episode is about the encounter of Latter-day Saint missionaries with the demonic.
Episode 0: A Quick Introduction 22.06.2023 3:00
Send us Fan Mail Just a quick introduction to Angels and Seerstones: A Latter Day Saint Folklore Podcast.
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