We all recognize the description of a common LDS woman’s speaking voice, the “primary” voice. How do women’s voices become another lane we are required… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 29: Book Review, Lake Bell’s “Inside Voice”
What is Charity if we serve our brethren only? Matt 5:44-47 Do you only serve your neighbors directly? Your family? Your assigned church members? In… Read More »Who Do You Serve?
Rebecca Blibliotheca shares how her critical thinking was exposed! Rebecca is the creator of “The Good Book Club”, a virtual facebook bookclub for exmormons or… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 27: Just Ask the Librarian. Rebecca Blibliotheca
Happy Holidays! Does that greeting offend you? One Nation Under God? Which God? We are a nation that claims religious freedom and worship but when… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 26: It’s Not All About You! The History of Christmas.
Why do emotionally and physically abused people stay in an abusive relationship? How do relationships in a community or organization compare to familial abuse? Ari… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 25: Why Do You Stay?
Today René, Liz, and Trish discuss the ironic tolerance for dishonesty, unethical business practices, and marginalization in fundamental religions but not in society at large.… Read More »Where Have You Set Your Ethics Bar?
What does spirituality mean for women? Do I need to sit in a lotus pose on a mat to meditate? Do I even HAVE TO… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 23: No Nonsense Spiritual Director, Britt Hartley
Liz is a 52 year old woman who has BECOME VISIBLE! She and her husband of 32 years have 8 children and a hobby farm… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 21: Girl Trifecta, Introducing Liz Porter
It’s Monday, Oct 10. Today I’m giving you a heads up! Find a sitter, plan your errands, and pop some corn! Get ready for Lila… Read More »She Became Visible: Episode 20: Preview of Coming Attractions! Live this Wednesday, Lila Tueller! SUPPORT Mormon Discussions
In spite of my first grade teacher putting me out in the hallway outside of the classroom to try and shut me up, I’m still TALKING! What can I say? My mother told me that the hit song, “You Talk Too Much” by Joe Jones in 1960 was my theme song. I was six! Oh well, HERE WE GO! We will be chatting about “Clichés”, the not so harmless little sayings. We discuss often rattled platitudes that harm and destroy relationships.
