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One, two, three, go. Feminist, Mormon, Housewives.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Feminist Mormon Housewives Podcast.

I'm your host, Lindsay, bringing you another episode in the Ere Phligany series,

where we try to understand the practice of Mormon plural marriage.

If this is your first time listening or if you found us on iTunes,

check out our site at Feminist Mormon Housewives Podcast.org.

We have 63 episodes right now.

So you can go on and search and look at all the episodes, start at episode 1 and go in order.

We're excited to talk to you again today about the wives of Wilford Woodruff.

And I have brought researcher and historian Corey Howard back on to talk about another one of Wilford Woodruff's wives.

Corey, can you say hello?

Hey.

And Corey, can you tell us about yourself?

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