LDS Loudmouth

In this wrap up episode, Kim and Jane talk about the insights their guests, Jessie Whittaker and Rick Dureden, had on how the patriarchiacal systems within the church can be harmfull to men too.

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane continue speaking with Rick Duerden about how patriarchy in the church hurts men too. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane continue their conversation about how the patriarchy hurts men too with guest Rick Duerden. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane speak with Rick Duerden about his early life, and how even from a young age he he began his path to being a feminist and questioning how the patriarchy hurts everyone. 

In this part 2 episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane continue their conversation with Jessie Whittaker about how the patriarchy hurts men in the LDS Church too as well as giving insights on what everyone can do to start healing. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane sit down with licensed therapist Jessie Whittaker to explore how patriarchal systems within the church impact not just women, but men as well. This is the first part of a powerful and eye-opening conversation aimed at shedding light on how these structures affect everyone within them.

In this special episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane talk about their mothers. They pay tribute to by recounting their lives, talling stories, and sharing the things they see in themselves that have made their mom's live on.

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane talk about how remodeling yourself spiritually to try to fit into the church as a queer person can do more harm than good. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane discuss an article that Kim got published for At Last She Writes It, "Spiritual Games Of Hot And Cold". They go into the idea of Heavnely Father being able to give all of us hints like in the "hot and cold" game. Letting us knew when we are getting "hotter" when we are following him and "colder" when we start to stray into areas that are not the most...

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane talk all about the church's views on our Heavenly Mother. They go into what the scriptures say, church authorities, their own thoughts on her, and give some historical context of divine mother figures throughout history. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane talk about the important differences between interfaith marriages and mixed faith marriages. They go over their personal experiences, how we can support others who are in interfaith or moxed faith marriages in the church, and why it's so important to know the difference between the two. 

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane talk all about what it's like to navigate faith while being queer. Kim opens up about her personal experiences as a bisexual member of the Mormon Church, along with the challenges, the moments of growth, and the realities many LGBTQIA+ members face within the church. Together we can make everyone feel seen, supported, and valued in their faith communi...

In this episode, Kim and Jane give a few examples of analogies that relate to the Church and what they might mean for all of us.

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, we break down the different levels of faith and how they're taught within the Mormon Church. Kim and Jane explore who faith shifts over time and why not all faith looks the same. This episode is for anyone navigating where they are on that spectrum and why that's enough.

In this episode of LDS Loudmouth, Kim and Jane unpack the phrase "works are love in action" through the lens of the Mormon Church and their own lived experiences. They dig into how "works" are taught, who they actually serve, and how that framework has shaped our understanding of love and how we show it to each other. 

Kim and Jane talk about how we privilege church membership over the lives and happiness of children and families, and how some people push out family members when religious thoughts and feelings don't align with other family members.

Kim and Jane talk about Kim's coming out story.

Kim and Jane talk about their experiences of differences between expectations and reality when it comes different kinds of families that don't align with the nucular family or fit the church ideal/mold. 

Kim and Jane introduce themselves.  Who they are as peoplr and church members.  Where they come from.  And what we hope to achive with this podcast. We want to build a comunity of churchmembers who want to build and change our church into a kinder, more loveing, inclusive church from the grass roots level up.