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Tonight I'm interviewing someone who I don't think I've ever had on the podcast, and it's

kind of a strange fit for this podcast year of polygamy because we usually talk about the

principle of plural marriage. Now, we're going to do that tonight, but we're going to be talking to

someone who has an association with a belief system that actually does not believe in polygamy if I'm

understanding it correctly. And what we're going to do is we're going to approach this interview

as sort of a 101 to, I don't have a better word for it yet, but maybe I will after this interview,

the Denver Snuffer Movement or the Snufferite Movement or the Remnant movement. And I have someone who's been very generous,

who is going to help walk us through and sort of explain this to us. Adrian Larson, can you say hello,

Adrian? Hi, Lindsay. Thanks for having me on. I'm excited to chat with you. Great. So Adrian,

let's just get a little bit of information background on you first, and then we're going to sort of jump into what the Denver Snuffer movement is. And then we're going to talk about how it intersects with this topic of polygamy in just a minute. But tell us about yourself. Sure. I really, I don't suppose I consider myself particularly interesting.

My LDS background, I was born and raised, active LDS, from Pioneer Stock,

born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri.

And we were, you know, the typical faithful, kind of uber faithful Mormon family.

I remember, for example, if we were ever on vacation for over a Sunday,

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