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Hello and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories podcast.

I'm your host John DeLin.

And today you're joining us for part three of a very important series on Mormon stories,

which is about, I guess, generally Mormon feminism or women and women's concerns within Mormonism.

And more specifically, it's a discussion about the Ordan Women Initiative or Project or Movement.

Those of you who joined us previously would have heard a podcast where we had four women

from the Ordan Women Project discuss their experiences on October 5th when several women,

along with allies, requested entrance into the pre-stead session of general conference on October 5th.

And we talked about that at some length and about varying perspectives regarding

not only that project, that initiative, but also the Ordan Nation of Women and equality for

women within the church, etc. And then, and I should note that Heather Ossombeel, who is joining us

today, was on that original panel. Heather, who are the other panelists? Remind our listeners.

Ann Marie Whitaker, Laurie Winder, Stromberg, and Tanisha Zamdamela.

That's right. And they were all awesome. And Heather, we appreciate you joining us for this episode.

All right, glad to be here. And then we had a part two where we had several thoughtful,

wonderful women, just like in the first episode, who shared alternative perspectives, where they

talked about how they still have very strong feelings and opinions about the women in the church.

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