Hi, this is Carolyn Pearson, good friend and follower of Lindsay Hanson Park, who is doing amazing and important work with her ear polygamy podcast. I learned to my horror that Lindsay does not even get the requisite 69 cents on the dollar

of what her male counterparts in the world of Mormon podcasts get by way of concribution.

Do you believe that?

I quote now from the Salt Lake Tribune. God bless the

Salt Lake Tribune. Women in Utah receive 69 cents for every dollar paid to men. Now I'm not saying

that Lindsay should get as much as men. After all, she is a mere woman. But come on. Let's get her up to the 69 cent mark. I'm a

subscriber for 10 bucks a month for the last year or so, and I urge you to do the same. Let's jump

on that donation button, and hopefully that subscription button, and let's make a commitment to that great Lindsay who I love.

Okay, thanks.

I know beyond a shadow of a doubt of the divinity of this work in which we are engaged.

It is one of the joys of my life at home and abroad in private and in public to testify

that I know as well as I know that I live, that God lives, that he hears and answers our prayers.

He's heard and answered mine from childhood until the present day.

He heard and answered the prayers of that beloved mother of mine. Under the inspiration of the living God, she planted in my heart a love of

truth, a love of God, a love of the prophet Joseph, to know that this is true this gospel of Jesus Christ, why it's worth

everything else in all the wide, wide world. I pray God to bless each and every one of us that

has a knowledge of the divinity of this work. May we grow and increase in that knowledge, and above all, may we live it that our lives

can proclaim it is my humble prayer, and I ask it in the name of our Redeemer, Jesus Christ, amen.

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

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the feminist Mormon housewise podcast.

I'm the host, Lindsay, bringing you another episode in the year of polygony series where we try to understand

the practice of Mormon plural marriage. And I've brought on someone who has been on the podcast

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