249 episodes listed below
Mormon claims, cross-examined in public.
Mormon Discussions Podcasts – Full Lineup gathers combative LDS Church criticism across several conversational formats. Episodes move from General Conference recaps and apologetics disputes to Book of Mormon geography, BYU stories, Joseph Smith questions, and Mormon news.
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Mormon Discussions Podcasts – Full Lineup is a large, restless feed for listeners who want LDS Church criticism with speed, receipts, and very little diplomatic cushioning. It sounds like several related shows sharing one crowded hallway. Radio Free Mormon appears in direct counter-programming mode, framing episodes as dispatches from “behind enemy lines” while working through apologetic complaints, General Conference clips, and the odd drama of post-Mormon podcasting. Bill Reel brings a more structured entry point in the Hill Cumorah episode, setting out the traditional Palmyra, New York identification before asking why church apologists would relocate the setting elsewhere. The result is brisk but detailed. One minute the feed is joking about the burden of watching General Conference; the next it is measuring a talk against doctrine, scripture, physical evidence, or the church’s own public record. The General Conference recaps are especially central, turning each session into a running audit of rhetoric, leadership messaging, view counts, callings, Easter timing, and moments the speakers may not have intended to spotlight. The Mormon Newscast material widens the frame. Rebecca Bibliotheca and Radio Free Mormon appear in a newscast format that covers Joseph Smith questions, BYU admissions reversals, church statements about international conflict, LDS ward violence updates, and other stories moving through Mormon public life. The feed assumes familiarity. It does not pause to define every office, acronym, scripture figure, or apologetic dispute. That confidence is part of the appeal for ex-Mormon, questioning, and Mormon-adjacent listeners who already know the terrain and want a sharper reading of it. The show’s edge comes from its mixture of sarcasm and specificity. It can be messy, live, repetitive, and intensely inside-baseball, but the recurring move is clear: take an official claim, a conference talk, a news item, or an apologetic defense, then keep pressing until the gap shows.
Made for: For ex-Mormon, questioning, and Mormon-adjacent listeners who already understand LDS culture and want skeptical commentary on doctrine, leadership, apologetics, and church news. It best suits people comfortable with blunt criticism and insider references.
What sets it apart: The feed blends rapid General Conference recaps, apologetics rebuttals, Mormon history arguments, and newscast roundups inside one sprawling lineup. Its signature is the quick slide from joke to document-driven critique without changing gears.
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A Mormon apologist complaint turns into a fight over who gets to speak.
This episode is a first hand account of Radio Free Mormon's clash with two young Mormon apologists over a complaint filed against him. It keeps the focus tight on his behind enemy lines posture and treats the complaint as an attempt to push him off the board, while making clear…
A blunt recap that keeps circling covenants, Jesus, and a familiar Mormon script.
It follows the Sunday afternoon session of General Conference with a recap that keeps returning to covenants, Jesus, and the language of Mormon commitment.
A close reading of LDS labels and the burdens they place on nonmembers, less-observant members, and those who leave.
The LDS label machine comes through as a system for sorting nonmembers, less-observant members, and people who believe and then leave, with each category carrying its own form of religious pressure.
A brisk Mormon newscast links institutional controversy to the people left dealing with the fallout.
The thumbnail question, "Joseph Smith owned slaves?", gives this Mormon Newscast a sharp entry point, but the episode quickly broadens into a wider tour of church-adjacent controversy.
Long-form Mormon history with human stakes.
A season-by-season history show pairing dramatized Rasputin and Salem narratives with historian interviews.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Weekly Portuguese-language sermons from Pastor Pedro Bastoge on scripture, end times, and church life.
MJ Dorian's solo deep dives trace genius through Blake, McQueen, da Vinci, and Jung's Red Book.
Two Methodist pastors and guests work through forgiveness, control, and grief in scripture.
Radio Free Mormon Episode 471 examines Dallin Oaks's June 20, 2026 address to newly called mission presidents and compares it with Oaks's earlier comments about religious freedom, priesthood authority, and visions of Jesus.
Radio Free Mormon opens episode 453 by going straight at Kyle Bargain Plains.
This episode explores why the LDS Church and its apologists have shifted the location of the Hill Cumorah from Palmyra, New York, to an unknown place, examining the lack of archaeological evidence for the massive final battle described in the Book of Mormon.
Radio Free Mormon and Bill Reel introduce an episode where they will analyze highlights and clips from the recent General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Radio Free Mormon recaps the Saturday afternoon session of General Conference 2026, discussing statistics on viewership and President Oaks' sustaining.
Radio Free Mormon recaps the Sunday afternoon session of General Conference.
Radio Free Mormon host celebrates the 450th episode milestone on Easter while recapping the Sunday morning session of General Conference, including a mention of a new primary presidency.
Radio Free Mormon provides a live recap of the Saturday morning session of the April 2026 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including a personal anecdote about seeing an old mission companion.
Mormonism Live hosts Bill Reel and Radio Free Mormon examine “The LDS Label Machine” through quotations collected in A Careful Examination’s “How Those Who Leave the LDS Church Are Viewed.” The episode groups LDS descriptions of doubters and former members into labels such as “faith killers,” “testimony thieves,” “lazy learners,” and “lax disciples.” Bill Reel and Radio Free Mormon also discuss Russell M.
Mormon Discussions Podcasts – Full Lineup examines a Morehouse College dispute over a Joseph Smith portrait and an alumni letter alleging that Smith owned enslaved people and married girls as young as 14.
This episode critiques a specific theory created to defend the Book of Mormon against critics, while also addressing a listener's question about the host's religious stance.
This episode is a special, unplanned show where the host discusses his exhaustion after a busy week and reflects on a recent successful interview with Professor Thomas Murphy about Mormonism.
This episode analyzes whether Mormon figure Jacob Hansen is lying by juxtaposing his statements with historical audio clips and discussing doctrinal inerrancy in the LDS church.