Ep 146 – Reclaiming Mormonism with Margaret Toscano

Infants on Thrones

Glenn Ostlund

Personal Journals, Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2015

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Where would Margaret Toscano start if she was asked to reform the Mormon Church? Listen in as Margaret joins Bob, Chelsea, and Glenn to talk about gender roles, activism, the Ordain Women movement, faith, spirituality, LDS Temple ceremonies, Heavenly Mother, whether or not there should be a separate priesthood for women, and a bunch of other really interesting stuff.

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0:00.0	She's gonna say you're gonna listen Margaret, back in Junior High Margaret, all yellow curls, she was the most popular girl.
0:21.0	Margaret, she was beautiful.
0:24.0	Margaret developed first.
0:26.0	We all thought she had all the luck in the world.
0:30.0	She never noticed me. What could I give her I know someday I would have to forgive her
0:39.3	room all go red. D. I'm all go red.
0:44.0	Do do do.
0:45.0	Do do do do
0:46.0	That's such a lucky girl.
0:49.0	Do do do do.
0:50.0	Do do do do that that do that that
0:51.0	I say Mary's girl. A Sla Mary Girl.
0:54.0	Such a lucky girl.
0:58.0	Do da da da da da da da da da da da da.
1:00.0	How could I ever forget Margaret?
1:07.0	This is infants on throng.
1:10.0	This is infants on throne.
1:11.0	Philosophy of men beingled with humans.
1:15.0	We are the core.
1:17.0	The core.
1:18.0	Yeah! Welcome back to Infants on Thrones. I'm Glenn O'Sland and today we're talking with
1:28.7	the Articulate, intelligent, incredibly thoughtful Margaretiscano, in what I think is probably one of the most
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