412: Josh and Lolly Weed Part 1 - Their Love Story

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2013

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

In this three part interview with Josh and Lolly Weed we discuss: 1) How they fell in love and decided to marry, in spite of both knowing that Josh is gay, 2) the complexities and risks of navigating a mixed-orientation marriage, and 3) LBGT issues within the LDS church

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0:00.0	This interview is a joint production of Mormon Stories podcast and gay Mormon Stories podcast.
0:21.6	To check out the video version of this episode, go to youtube.com slash Mormon Stories.
0:27.3	To keep these podcasts alive, please consider a financial contribution today at
0:32.1	MormonStories.org and gayMormonStories.org.
0:35.7	Thanks for listening.
0:38.7	Hello and welcome to a special edition of Valentine's Day special edition of Mormon Stories podcast.
0:46.4	I'm your host John Delin and we are at KRCL Studios in Salt Lake City.
0:55.0	Thanks to Troy Williams again on Valentine's Day 2013 and we have with us two very special
1:01.4	guests.
1:02.7	We have Laurel and Josh Weid.
1:06.2	Laurel is also known as Lolly.
1:08.3	I'm so happy to have you guys here at Mormon Stories.
1:10.8	I've been wanting to interview you guys for a long time and so thanks for coming.
1:15.7	Our pleasure.
1:16.7	We're excited to be here.
1:18.3	All the way from Washington.
1:19.5	That's right.
1:21.8	So Josh and Lolly sort of hit the Mormon consciousness around June of 2012.
1:33.9	June 7th.
1:34.9	Yeah.
1:35.9	Yeah.
1:36.9	When Josh came out publicly as a gay believing LDS man, father of three, married to Lolly,
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