For those of you who love The Wizard of Oz, I don't know, maybe you don't, but if you ever saw it, you know the cowardly lion and he was cowardly, he just wanted courage so badly.

In fact, in the Wizard of Oz, he sings the greatest song about courage.

There's one line that I love so much.

I just have to read it to you.

What makes the hot and tot so hot?

What puts the ape in apricot? What do they got that I

ain't got? Courage. Today's episode of Unnamed Women of the Doctrine and Covenants is about two

women who had courage in the most unlikely of places in a cornfield. And we are so excited to share their story with you. Welcome to the

first episode of Unnamed Women of the Doctrine and Covenants. This is a special bonus series

from the Sunday on Monday podcast. Now, if you're wondering, what is Sunday on Monday? Well,

it's a Deseret Bookshelf Plus podcast brought to you by LDS Living, where we take the come

follow me lesson for the week and we really dig into the scriptures together.

And if you want to know more about this podcast, click on the link in the description.

Or you can go to LDSliving.com slash Sunday on Monday for a free 30-day trial of Desert

Bookshelf Plus, which is basically like Audible, because you get to read all the

Desert Bookshelf books and you get this podcast. Now, one of my favorite things about this podcast

is that each week I get to invite two friends, sometimes one, sometimes two, and we just dig into the

scriptures together and we do real-life application to the scriptures. So for this bonus series, oh, I am so

thrilled to introduce you to my co-host. Yes, I get a co-host this year. Dr. Jenny reader.

Hello, Jenny. Oh, hey, Tammy. I'm so excited to be here with you. This is going to be the best.

The best year ever. Because we were talking that if there was ever a book of scripture that had the least amount of women named, it's the doctrine and covenants because there's just two women, right? Emma and Vienna Jakes. Is that correct? Yes. But there are so many women that help lay the foundation of the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ. And their stories have to be told. And so Jenny and I sat down one afternoon. She came up at the list. And it was pretty exhaustive. And we had to, we usually only do six episodes, but we got permission for eight because we were like, we just, we can't, like we had to tell the eight stories.

There's clearly more. I mean, it was so hard, wasn't it? It was. It was ridiculous. I mean, these ladies are all my favorites. Yes. Well, and I love how you say these are her ladies. And that's my favorite thing about Jenny. Whenever she talks about church history women, she always says, this is my lady. These are my women. They're my host.

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