I'm Hello, and welcome

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Year Palaumee podcast. I'm your host, Lindsay. And today we're going to do something a little different. I have brought back on a repeat guest, my friend Sarah. Sarah, can you say hello?

Hello.

And I'll let Sarah introduce herself a little bit, but I get asked questions about myself

quite a bit from the podcast and people are wanting to know when I'm going to do an update

on where I'm at.

And I think we did, Sarah did our

interview an update. Gosh, was it two years ago, Sarah? Almost. Yeah. I think it's been about two years

since Sarah interviewed me and wanted to see where I was at the time. And so now we're going to do

another follow-up episode. And these episodes

always make me a little uncomfortable. It's great to talk about other people, but harder to talk

about yourself and the subject material. So Sarah, tell us about yourself.

Hey, folks. I'm Sarah Burlingame. I live here in the equality state in Wyoming. I am, what I always say, an adopted

member of the Mormon feminist tribe. I'm not LDS. I didn't grow up LDS, but I grew up LDS. So I grew up

in the Jello Belt, the Intermountain West. And I came to Mormon feminism through feminist Mormon housewives where I've been a

promo blogger, a member of the board of FMH, worked on a number of projects.

And I've been friends and sparring partners with Lindsay Hanson Park here for, oh, golly.

How long?

A decade?

A decade.

A decade.

Yeah.

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