Episode Thirty | So Long, My Friends

And that's a wrap.

After nearly a year producing this podcast together, Kate & I say our final goodbyes. We talk about how our views on feminism and women in Mormonism have changed since we started, and where we stand in our thoughts on the Gospel and on God. (Spoiler alert: we like them both very much.)

To all of our listeners, however few of you there might be, thank you for tuning in. It means the world to us that we have had supporters of this project since the very beginning. You're the reason we do this, and it makes us really happy to know that what we've said has resonated with those of you who listen. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

And before we go, we do have an announcement to make.

"Feminism and Funeral Potatoes" is not, in fact, ending. Brooke, Kate's younger sister, will be joining me in the studio starting in January as we finish The Bishop's Wife and continue to chat all things lady-related. So come back after Christmas; we're excited to see you all!

- m

Episode Twenty Nine | The One Where We're Morbid

Lots of talk about death. It's not as bad as you think.

Episode Twenty Eight | We're Making Toast

If you want to know what the hell we're talking about, you should press that little "play" button. Near death experiences, making bread, and bodies in the garden are all featured on this episode! (Plus the whores of Babylon, brought to you by yours truly.)

Episode Twenty Seven | The One Where We're Detectives*

Call us Agatha Christie's, because we're solvin' murders like no one else. (Or at least trying to.)

Due to poor technical skills on Madie's part, half of this episode is missing. To get a quick recap about what happened in the later chapters that are missing here, head to the beginning of Episode Twenty Eight. We're sorry. - m & k

Episode Twenty Six | We're Late. . . And We're Totally Okay With It

Late update, but we've finally arrived.