Rang again, assholes! No! No! No! We got any ex-mormons in the house? Yeah, fuck yeah. How about the- how about any current

mormons? There we go, yeah. We welcome you. Oh, it's- yeah. Congratulations. Yeah. This is your- this is your

rum springer. It's one of our shows. Nobody makes fun of you. Yeah, no. No, nobody. Now, can I- if someone

asked the current mormons what you were doing tonight from the church, you wouldn't say this, right?

Okay. You would. Interesting. All right. Which people, the other mormon people?

Can Dave and I come to church? Well, visitors welcome. We don't want- so it's like Scientology.

This is my empire's house. Please come in and watch our movie. Uh-huh. Can we have your email and phone

number? Mm-hmm. This is Jeff. He's going to follow you home. Hello? You're listening to the dollop.

It's an American history podcast for each week. I, Dave Anthony, read a story to that. Okay.

Wow. Garrett Threadold's who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. Wow.

Fruit. I know. I know. 1790. That's not good. Or 1794. Okay. That's strange. Or 1788.

But probably 1790. You have our Lord Jaytown. All those years. Yeah. Wow. What a movement.

Peter Schien, Ogden was born in Quebec, Canada. Oh, what happened? Are you going to learn about one of your-

your cities? How was named? Oh, sure. Ogden is the second most populated city in the state, Dave.

Did you know that? Of uh- of of- of- of- of- of Muta? Uh-huh. I want to be able to see it. Let me see it there.

Peter's family had already been in North America for a while, John Ogden had been a pilgrim

and settled in New York in 1640.

He founded South Hampton, then he moved to New Jersey and helped establish Elizabeth

Town in Newark.

Imagine being one of the guys who established Newark.

Yeah, the fucking pride.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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