Join Lindsay as she interviews Nancy Ross and Sara Hanks about Mormon feminism, how they contextualize polygamy, and their new book, Where We Must Stand: Ten Years of Feminist Mormon Housewives.   Links mentioned in this podcast:

• Feminist Mormon Housewives blog
• Purchase the book here

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Join Lindsay as she tells how the LDS church transitioned into the modern age and attempted to tie up the messy, loose-ends of plural marriage. This episodes features Sara Hanks telling the story of Amy B. Lyman.

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Links mentioned in this podcast:

• Wives and Other Women: Love, Sex, and Marriage in the Lives of John Q. Cannon, Frank J. Cannon, and Abraham H. Cannon by Kenneth L. Cannon II
• A  Ministry  of  Blessing : Nicholas  Groesbeck  Smith by Lavina  Fielding  Anderson
• D. Michael Quinn on being a Mormon Historian
• A CROSSROADS FOR MORMON WOMEN: AMY BROWN LYMAN, J. REUBEN CLARK, AND THE DECLINE OF ORGANIZED WOMEN’S ACTIVISM IN THE RELIEF SOCIETY, by Dave Hall
• TRANSGRESSION IN THE LATTER-DAY SAINT COMMUNITY: THE CASE OF RICHARD R. LYMAN, by Gary James Bergera
• Kidnapped from That Land: The Government Raids on the Short Creek Polygamists by Martha Sonntag Bradley
• History of Emma Romney Eyring, “Story of My Life”