I'm Well, hello there, year of polygamy listeners, long time, no talk.

Welcome back to another episode of the Year of Pugame podcast. I'm your host,

Lindsay, and I know, I know, I know it's been a long, long time since I have recorded an episode.

You know what? I'm just going to be really honest and vulnerable because I'm always that way on the

podcast. I think that's why so many of you tune in.

Because this podcast isn't just about the story of Mormon polygamy.

It's about how this girl right here decided to innocently study the topic, and it's radically

changed her life.

And one of the ways that it has radically changed my life is in the last two years,

I've gone through a divorce and I know that I've had Dallin on the podcast. You know, people might

wonder why I would talk about that here. I'm not going to talk about that much because it's not

enough in my rear view mirror yet to extrapolate any sort of

wisdom from. I'm just sort of getting through it. It is by far the hardest thing I've done.

But since I've, you know, had Dallin on here twice, I think we've had him talk about this.

You know, Dallin was, is my ex-husband and someone who is still very, very dear to me and will always be very dear to me, that I thought

I would let you know. That's part of the reason why that's the main reason I haven't produced a lot of

content. I am now a single mama. I am working two jobs. So anyone that helped me out last year

or gave a donation or still supported the podcast, you really did

help me get through what was probably the most difficult year of my life. So thank you for that.

And I'm sorry that it's taken so long. And I think someday I and maybe Dallin and I both will be

willing to talk about this and talk about how it fits into this whole thing because this,

you know, it wasn't until probably, gosh, when I decided that I, you know, needed to separate,

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