Pesquisas Mormonas

Pesquisas Mormonas is a Spanish-language Mormon critique show with the pace and texture of a live broadcast. It is loose on purpose. The format can start with audio problems, birthday thanks, super chats, and chat moderation, then pivot into a close reading of church policy, doctrine, or Mormon-adjacent news. The show is not trying to sound neutral. It is interested in what claims do, who benefits from them, and how they sound when placed beside documents, old teachings, legal arguments, and lived experience. Episodes move across a wide Mormon map. There are conversations about famous members, including Alex Boyer, Dan Reynolds, Tyler Glenn, and David Archuleta. There are harder episodes on Elizabeth Smart, Tim Ballard, abuse reporting, and the church help line. There are doctrinal sessions about Jesus, the Devil, Elohim, Yahweh, Catholic influence, Plato, polygamous history, and temple logic. There are also interactive episodes, including a remote quiz with Adriana and Coco, where the audience becomes part of the machinery. That audience presence matters. Comments are read, challenged, mocked, thanked, and folded into the argument as it happens. The result feels less like a tidy lecture than a room full of former insiders trying to name what they were taught and why it still matters. The show can be very funny. It can also turn severe without warning. Its strongest lane is the moment when an official-sounding explanation meets a practical question: who reports abuse, who gets protected, who does unpaid labor, who has to keep smiling in the chapel hallway. Pesquisas Mormonas works best for listeners who already have some Mormon context and want speed, skepticism, receipts, and a little controlled chaos.