217: On a Mormon Feminist Renaissance with Tresa Edmunds Pt. 1

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

4.5 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2010

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

In this 5-part interview Tresa Edmunds discusses her story, along with a number of topics related to feminism including abuse, infertility, raising a disabled child, maintaining belief in the LDS Church, the LDS YW program, and LDS feminism in the 21st century.

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0:00.0	Mormon Stories Podcast takes a ton of work and depends solely upon listener support.
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0:18.0	Hello and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories Podcast.
0:22.0	I'm your host John DeLin. I'm very excited to have you with us today.
0:26.0	I'm very excited to have with me a very special guest.
0:30.0	Her name is Teresa Edmonds.
0:32.0	Teresa is a blogger at Feminist Mormon Housewives.
0:37.0	She blogs under the name Reese Dixon.
0:41.0	She writes for the Guardian UK, which is a newspaper in the UK, I believe.
0:48.0	And we'll talk about that in a second.
0:50.0	She blogs at her own blog.
0:52.0	Teresa, tell us the URL of your blog.
0:56.0	That's ReeseDixon.com.
0:58.0	ReeseDixon.com.
0:59.0	And a lot of that's around crafts and home making type stuff.
1:03.0	Is that right?
1:04.0	Yep.
1:05.0	Parenting.
1:06.0	Parenting, but also she has written an article or two for pathos.
1:12.0	She is a co-blocker at BeginningsNew, which will beginningsnew.blogspot.com,
1:18.0	which is a resource for young women instructors.
1:22.0	And she is a co-founder of Wave, which is women advocating for voice inequality,
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