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The history of Mormon polygamy is pervasive and affects us more than we know.

It's important, so important that we continue the conversations had before us

and keep the discussion going. Thanks again for being part of that and thanks for listening.

One, two, three, go.

Feminist, Mormon, House Wipes. Welcome back to part two of this series, where we're talking about woman, house wives.

Welcome back to part two of this series where we're talking about how polygamy affects the modern church.

Now, this episode is going to talk about the tie-ins with the LDS leadership and their sort of connections to polygamy.

Why is that important? Because I just need to prove over and over again

that the LDS Church is not away from its polygamous past.

I grew up, you know, as a child in the 80s and 90s,

and to me, I would have never considered ourselves a polygamist church.

That was something Brigham Young did.

But as you'll see, it was very much in the background,

something that the church did not like to publicize or talk about.

And if you haven't listened to Part 1 of this episode,

go back and listen to Part 1.

This isn't going to make a lot of episode, go back and listen to Part 1. This isn't

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