Episode 368: Susan Hinckley and Cynthia Winward, Co-Hosts of Podcast “At Last She Said It”

Listen, Learn & Love Hosted by Richard Ostler

Richard Ostler

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 839 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2020

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

My dear friends Cynthia Winward and Susan Hinckley join me to talk about their new podcast At Last She Said It (https://atlastshesaidit.org/), a project aimed at amplifying the voices of LDS women, helping them feel valued and heard, and creating a safe space to share their feelings and experiences. Cynthia and Susan are active Latter-day Saint women, and we talk about the goals for their podcast, why they feel it is needed, feedback from their listeners, and ideas for improving women's church experiences. This is a great podcast for LDS women. However, it is also a good podcast for LDS men to better understand women's experiences, and appreciate the contributions they bring to our local congregations. I encourage all our listeners to subscribe to and share their podcast. It’s awesome. Thanks, Cynthia and Susan, for being on the podcast and all your great work!

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0:00.0	Welcome listeners to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love, hosted by Richard Osler.
0:10.0	My guest on today's podcast is the co-hosts of another podcast that I really want you to become aware of and subscribe to.
0:19.2	My guests are Cynthia Winward and Susan Hinkley.
0:23.6	Welcome to the podcast.
0:26.0	Thank you, Richard.
0:27.3	Thank you.
0:28.3	Susan is joining us via Zoom in Arizona,
0:32.0	and Cynthia is joining us from Utah County.
0:35.0	Is that right, Cynthia?
0:36.4	Yes, in Provo.
0:40.0	In Provo. The name of their podcast is, at last, she said it. And they have about 35 or more episodes up. And it's on Apple and
0:50.1	other podcast platforms. And I just encourage you, we'll put a link in the podcast description
0:54.8	to their podcast.
0:56.1	I encourage you to listen to their podcast, subscribe to it, share it with others.
1:02.5	And my goal in this podcast is that you get to know these two wonderful women and the work
1:07.2	they're doing, and especially how to magnify and understand LDS women's voices.
1:14.8	Susan and Cynthia are dear friends.
1:17.5	As I stepped in this space, they became mentors to me, really,
1:21.4	and helped me navigate some of the more complicated issues in our faith.
1:25.6	Cynthia was on our podcast way back in episode 21,
1:30.6	and Susan was in episode 63,
1:33.0	and that's like 300 episodes ago.
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