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Feminist, Mormon.

Housewives feminist

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

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

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

And before we get started, I just want to make a few announcements. I will be

taping my last episode. We're going to 100 episodes, and I will be taping my last episode, episode 100

at Rit and Vision in Provo, Utah at the end of June. So you can watch this podcast for more information or if you're a friend on Facebook,

you can find out more information. And if you're listening after June of 2015, then you can

access the episode online because it will be online. We're winding down and we're coming to our

last episode. I will also be at the Sunstone Summer Symposium. I work for Sunstone as my day job,

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