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Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Feminist Mormon Houseways podcast.

I'm your host, Lindsay, bringing you another episode in the Year of Palligone series,

where we try to unpick, untangle, and understand the practice of Mormon plural marriage and see how it affects our lives today.

And I'm really, really excited to have a guest on the show today because this is someone who has influenced me personally.

I don't know if anyone has followed the day in Mormon history blog.

Someone who is managing that blog is here with us today.

Claire Barris, can you say hello?

All right.

So let me just tell you a little bit about Claire.

He has presented papers and participated at Sunstone in the Mormon History Association and Mormon Media

Studies Symposium. And I believe you've done papers on divining rods in Mormon history,

Oliver Cowdery's exposure to Freemasonry, Wilford Woodruff's Lawless Women Revelation,

which I hope you'll come back and talk about later. And the history of Mormonism and the Internet and an analysis of sexual chastic structures of the Sodom and Gomorrah story.

Is that right?

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