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Hey everyone, this is Tim Chavez from Faith Matters. Today, we're welcoming back Patrick Mason

for a conversation with author and historian Brittany Chapman Nash. In this episode, Patrick and

Brittany explore what plural marriage looks like in the early Utah period, how it was lived, how it was

taught, and why so many Latter-day Saints practiced it with such deep conviction.

Brittany shares stories from women whose voices often go unheard and helps us understand not just the spiritual and theological motivations behind polygamy, but the complexity, nuance,

and sometimes heartbreak that came with it. She offers a window into the hopes, sacrifices,

and faith of those who

lived this principle, and reflects on what that legacy means for us today. This episode is part

of our five-part series, Unpacking Polygamy. We invite you to listen to all five episodes

for a range of perspectives and voices on this important topic. And now here's our conversation with Patrick Mason

and Brittany Chapman Nash.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to the Faith Matters podcast. I'm Patrick Mason. I'm happy to be

subbing in for this special episode in which we're talking about plural marriage. And I'm really

excited. This is part of a series. I talked to

Laura Thatcher Ulrich about the origins and beginnings of plural marriage. And I'm excited

today. We're going to talk about how that history unfolded. And I'm joined today by a great

historian, Brittany Chapman Nash. She's a historian at the Church History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-day Saints. And she's the author of a great little book called Let's Talk About Polygamy.

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