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Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Year Pligamy podcast.

I'm your host, Lindsay, and I apologize for the hiatus. I've had a lot

going on in my personal life, and a lot of changes happening this year. So we've kind of

been a little sporadic this year, but I'm back in the saddle, got my equipment set up,

and we're coming back in 2019 with a bang, because I have an amazing, amazing panelist

and an really incredible kind of controversial

topic. We're going to be talking about the temple today and temple development in Mormonism.

And I have such a great group of panelists, so I'm going to introduce everyone. I'm bringing

Christina Rosetti back. Christina, can you say hello? Hello? For those who haven't listened,

you're sort of a podcast favorite now. Introduce yourself. Tell us about who you are and why you're on the podcast.

My name's Christina. I'm a doctoral candidate at UC Riverside. I study the Mormons. And I'm also

the office manager and archivist at Sunstone. And you can listen to Christina on a few episodes that we've done about women's reproduction

in Mormonism and the Council 50, I think we did, and some fundamentalist topics.

So thanks for coming back.

And then I'm so excited because I think this is the first time for one of my dear friends and fellow

Mormon feminists, Cynthia Bailey Lee. Can you say hello? Hi. All right. Tell us who you are.

So I am a blogger at By Common Consent Blog. And I, by day, I am a lecture in the computer science department at Stanford.

And you're going to be here sort of talking about temple changes.

And because it's 2019.

And so when you're listening to this, the LDS Church just announced a few new changes.

And so we're going to be talking about those as well. But let

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