Infants on Thrones
Infants on Thrones
Welcome to Infants on Thrones, a podcast dedicated to exploring self-awareness, discovery, and the complexities of human existence. Our name, Infants on Thrones, reflects our belief that we are all in a continuous state of growth and learning, much like infants. As we navigate through life's challenges and questions, we aim to approach each topic with curiosity, humility, and a touch of humor. Join us as we delve into a wide range of subjects, from personal development and mental health to philosophical and spiritual inquiries. Whether we're discussing the evolution of human consciousness, sha...
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Jun 17, 2026
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Episodes
Ep 303 – Smackup: BYU in the Big 12 11.09.2016 1:30:07
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile In a manly display of manly manliness, Matt, Tom, Randy, and Glenn discuss BYU’s bid for the Big 12 conference and read through a letter signed by multiple LGBT advocacy groups urging the Big 12 to pass on BYU due to its anti-LGBT policies. Jocks gonna jock.
Ep 302 – The New Atheist’s Guide to Not Being a Total Asshole: Episode 4 (Music) 02.09.2016 1:20:15
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Tune in this week as Sage interviews the wildly talented R. John Williams from the band Faded Paper Figures . Together they talk about the power of music to transform us, to enlighten us and to best express all of our pent up ex-Mormon angst.
Ep 301 – The Word of Wingdom 01.09.2016 19:22
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Glenn makes a few announcements, reads a few listener emails, and shares the earth shattering new scripture for serious Wing Eaters: The Word of Wingdom . Yes. It is every bit as stupid as it sounds. Text can be found here: The Word of Wingdom
Ep 299 – Infants on Road Trips: The Weirdness 27.08.2016 57:37
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Matt and Glenn continue their in-car post-Sunstone discussion — this time about magic, marijuana, and three patterns. And rituals. And what it means for something to be weird. And other things. And Matt demonstrates the gracious way to embrace defeat, and ignorance, and shame. Darkly. Again. And sometimes Glenn writes really weird episode description...
Ep 298 – Infants on Road Trips: The Sunstone 24.08.2016 1:01:28
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Matt and Glenn talk about their recent experience at Sunstone and a bunch of other fun, thought-provoking, interesting stuff — including three-patterns like that one — and tease a few future episode topics.
Ep 297 – Education WEAK: The Smackdown 20.08.2016 2:40:18
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Glenn, Jake, Randy, and John give Elder Holland’s recent Education Week address, “ Bound by Loving Ties ,” the Olympic-sized smacking down it needs. And the one it deserves.
The Ep 296 – New Atheist’s Guide to Not Being a Total Asshole: Episode 3 (The Devil) 19.08.2016 1:15:41
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Listen in on the latest installment of the New Atheist’s Guide as Jake and Sage discuss The Devil–with a cameo appearance from the Lord o’ Darkness himself. (Spoiler alert: he has issues.)
Ep 294 – Infants for Hillary, Mingled with Mormonism and Politics 07.08.2016 2:05:42
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Bob, Jake, John, and eventually Randy get together to discuss politics and Mormonism (but mostly politics) in the context of the United States presidential election of 2016.
Ep 293 – The New Atheist’s Guide to Not Being a Total Asshole: Episode 2 (Hope) 06.08.2016 1:00:32
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Sage’s New Atheist’s Guide (N.A.G.) continues with episode 2–a conversation with Bob about hope.
Ep 292 – The New Atheist’s Guide to Not Being a Total Asshole: Episode 1 (Fear) 01.08.2016 1:09:55
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Let’s face it: atheists have a bad rap, and some of that is richly deserved–the smug self-righteousness with which many wield their God-free worldview is about as charming as a menthol enema. However, losing your faith doesn’t have to lead to the dark path of douchebaggery, which the honorable Sage Turk aims to illustrate in an exciting new series: The New...
Ep 291 – Verbal JiuJitsu 17.07.2016 1:36:53
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Listener and fan of the show, Jake sits down with Tom and Kim Gustavsson to talk about his listener submitted essay titled, “Verbal JiuJitsu”. Kim’s company and website: http://accendeo.com/ “We must try to penetrate our most secret self, and examine our being from all sides. . . . And so, for the first time in my life perhaps (although I am supposed to me...
Ep 290 – D&C 132 For Kids 16.07.2016 38:48
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile How to discuss the scriptures with your kids. Or at least how Glenn did it. And recorded it. One time.
Ep 289 – Of Mothers and T-Shirts 14.07.2016 17:40
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Glenn sits down for a brief discussion with his mother about her faith crisis and elicits her sage advice for listeners of Infants on Thrones. Which starts with how to get an IOT T-Shirt (or super awesome mug) of your very own. Check out the T-Shirt Tab on our website, infantsonthrones.com.
Ep 287 – Independence Day 2016 03.07.2016 1:17:08
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile A never-Mormon from England stumbled across Infants on Thrones and tells us who she is and what she thinks. A woman comes to terms with her reaction to her drag Queen husband. A physician who suffers from Crohns Disease explains the psychological and emotional impact of daily chronic pain, and a way that understanding changes the traditional narrative of...
Ep 286 – Priesthood Power and the Magic Worldview 26.06.2016 1:47:42
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile John Hamer teaches Glenn, Randy, and Jake a thing or two about the LDS priesthood. And its origins. And its authority. And its power. And the magical-ness of the Mormon Worldview. And it is funny. And informative. And will tickle your ears, warm your hearts, and engorge your brains. Do not seek the treasure (we thought you was a toad).
Ep 285 – Hey Jeremy… 23.06.2016 1:14:52
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Ever wonder why the Infants are such smug, dismissive, judgmental, black-and-white thinking ex-mormons who are no better than the smug, dismissive, judgmental, black-and-white thinking Believing Mormons who they smugly and dismissively mock, and bully, and disrespect again and again and again? Well one listener named Jeremy has and asked the question, “Why...
Ep 283 – Upcoming Infants Live Event 16.06.2016 25:14
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Infants on Thrones will be at Sunstone once again this year, July 28-30. Listen in to what we are planning. You will also find a filthy dirty outtake from our latest clean recording with John Dehlin, the Reluctant Atheist. This is a short one. But you’ll love it. Or you won’t. We swear.
Ep 279 – The Book of Mormon Movie Review 22.05.2016 1:20:27
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile An occasional knee-slapping, borderline insightful, completely infantile review the 2003 movie The Book of Mormon Vol 1: The Journey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijknQ5qJWkc
Ep 278 – Infant Retreat/Otterson Smackdown 16.05.2016 1:35:00
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Seven of the Nine Infants gathered for a weekend in Vail Colorado and recorded their response to some listener feedback and a smackdown-of-sorts to a newspaper article about (former) Mormon PR Boss Michael Otterson. So listen in as Glenn, Tom, Randy, Jake, Matt, John, and Scott sit around the same table and talk into a single microphone for once.
Ep 276 – The Perpetual Education Fund… Or Fraud? 02.05.2016 2:20:32
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Randy is joined by Bob and special guest Aaron Tunell to discuss LDS Inc.’s Perpetual Education Fund, a program started in 2001 to help students in developing countries. But all is not as it seems on the surface.
Ep 275 – General Conference Smack…up? 25.04.2016 1:18:18
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Join in as Jake and Randy find a rare pocket of effusive praise for Elder Patrick Kearon’s recent conference address ( Refuge from the Storm ). Warning–may cause cognitive dissonance.
Ep 274 – Hard to Find Mormon Videos: The Podcast 17.04.2016 1:33:47
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Today, Tom and Jake are joined by Tom Doggett, the man behind the Hard-to-Find Mormon Videos channel on YouTube , to discuss the origins of the project and the goldmine that is the LDS media archive. For those that grew up on such national treasures as Cipher in the Snow or Johnny Lingo , this is gonna be an eight-cow episode. (To take a look at That Which...
Ep 273 – General Conference Apr 2016 – Infant Style 11.04.2016 1:06:20
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile It’s that time again! Tune in to hear Jake, Randy, Glenn, and Bob’s contribution to the latest installment in the General Conference – Infant Style series. Special thanks to our talented guest contributors Andrew (Elder Durrant), Allison (lady speaker), and Lincoln (opening hymn). (To read or listen to Elder Kearon’s original talk, click here .)
Ep 272 – The Abrahamic Covenant Revisited 08.04.2016 1:30:51
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Glenn walks us through another Fro-back Friday episode — a discussion recorded in December 2010 between pre-Infants Glenn, Tom, and Scott (aka “Jesse”) with special guests Mike Tannehill and Brandt Malone. It’s all about the importance of bloodlines. And posterity. And covenants. And dispensations. And how Abraham sort of trumps Jesus in the whole hierarchy...
Ep 267 – Church Museum 13.03.2016 1:14:15
Glenn Ostlund's Psychology Today Profile Sage and Tom recently took a tour in the recently remodeled Church History Museum in downtown Salt Lake City and recorded and commented about their experience.
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