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let's get into today's episode. Hello, everyone. Welcome to Latter Day Struddles. So excited to be here with all of you today. And I'm really excited to welcome you here with me today, Heather Sundahl. How are you, my friend?

I'm good. I'm good. I'm happy to be here. Yes, we are here on a mission, the two of us, to talk to you

a little bit about something that is kind of exciting that's happening here on the Latter Day

Struggles platform. And if Heather is not familiar to you, she will become familiar to you

because I'm going to have her on the podcast every once

in a while. I don't really know exactly how often she has been on the podcast before with Katie

Rich talking about their beautiful book, the 50 year anniversary edition. Well, I'm going to have to

give you the, what's the title exactly, Heather? Go for it.

50 years of Exponent 2. Okay. So she was on episodes 281 and 282 talking about the history of the Exponent Magazine and all things, Mormon feminism. Heather, kind of, in my opinion, is sort of like

one of my most significant

mentors in terms of the value and even like what exponent is. We're about the same age,

but I came into Mormon feminism a good generation after Heather. She's really like one of those

sort of early feminists, at least from, you know, if you compare her and me. And so I really,

really enjoyed learning about Mormon feminism as sort of a late adopter, shall we say. And so

that's a fun, a couple of episodes for you to go back

and listen to if you want to really look into for yourself that. But this is sort of, we're pivoting

because Heather is a woman who has many a talent. And I met her a couple of years, a few years ago,

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