Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Warms Stores podcast. I'm your host

John DeLin. It's December 6, 2022 and we are here in part three of a powerful heartwarming

thoughtful and epic Warms Stores interview, three part series with Chanel, Aachenbach

K Chanel. How you doing? I'm doing good. You ready for round three?

Yeah, you're coming back for more. We're like, Hey, if you want to take the night off

and we'll come back another time, you're like, Nope. I'm rocky. Yeah. And of course,

we've got Margie with us again. Hey, Margie, thanks for having shotgun.

Absolutely. So for those who haven't joined us for parts one and two and just stumble on

this, this is part three and a three part series in part one. We talked with Chanel

about her joining the Mormon church as a black teenager around 18 in San Antonio way back

in the day, talked about how she served a mission in the South, just a couple years after

her baptism ended up in Utah. And we got up to kind of her first marriage. She was pressured

into by fellow white Utah Mormons here in Utah and how that didn't go so well. And

a lot of kind of racism and white supremacy that she experienced in those first early years

as a black Mormon. We ended and then came back for part two where she talked about kind

of the aftermath of her first divorce, a disciplinary council that happened within the context of

that first marriage. And then of course, a second marriage to a white man such that her

second set of children were by racial and kind of her experiences as a black woman in

Utah in the Mormon church, again experiencing just way too much racism and white supremacy.

And we kind of focused on white Mormon women in Utah and how they interact with Chanel

and how that was harmful, you know, helpful with air quotes, but also harmful. And we ended

part two with Chanel's second marriage also failing eventually. I guess I shouldn't

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