Whitmer Cast
In reflection of our annual conference, Whitmer Cast will bring you a cornucopia of podcast hosts, essays, and historians to share the joy of restoration history with a broader audience.
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Episode 39: After Happiness: Living with Faith in a Time of Crisis (opens the original)
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In this episode, Joseph DuWors speaks with Natalie Brown about After Happiness , a thoughtful challenge to the idea that faithful living should reliably produce happiness, success, or a neatly ordered life. Brown reflects on suffering, grief, and disappointment, arguing for a faith capacious enough to include lament, uncertainty, and experiences that resist easy explanation. The conversation explores what it means to remain in relationship with God and a faith community when inherited formulas n
Episode 38: Unsettling Scripture: Iroquois and the Book of Mormon (opens the original)
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In this episode, first-time host Joseph DuWors, PhD candidate in Mormon Studies, interviews retired Prof. Thomas Murphy about his provocative new book that seeks to center Indigenous connections to the Book of Mormon, both in its origin and in how modern readers receive it. We are joined by New Zealand Latter-day Saint and author Ganesh Cherian, whose own book Joseph Smith: The Architect of Mormonism , shares some overlap with Prof. Murphy’s, and whose experience in traditional Māori lands sensi
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