Postmormon Postmortem

Postmormon Postmortem

Ever wonder how a religion preaching perfection produces so much dysfunction? On Postmormon Postmortem, we investigate Mormon true crime, dissect LDS history, and expose control mechanisms, gender roles, and institutional practices creating religious trauma. From worthiness interviews to folklore to why people leave—we examine what happens when obedience culture, toxic forgiveness, and appearance obsession collide with real harm. Whether ex-Mormon, never-Mormon, or exmo-curious, join us as we hold space, spill tea, and celebrate those brave enough to choose authenticity over obedience.
Why Mormon "Revelation" Arrives Right On Time
Postmormon PostmortemApril 05, 202600:40:30

Why Mormon "Revelation" Arrives Right On Time

When Mormon revelation changes to match political pressure, retention data, and cultural shifts, is it actually revelation? Or does “revelation” function more like a weather vane? This week, Hannah an...

Your Body Kept the Score: Somatic Healing After Leaving
Postmormon PostmortemMarch 29, 202600:36:58

Your Body Kept the Score: Somatic Healing After Leaving

Why does your body still feel like you're in danger — even after you've left the church? If you've walked away from Mormonism (or any high-control religion) and found that your mind is fre...

Healing After Leaving Mormonism
Postmormon PostmortemMarch 22, 202601:33:21

Healing After Leaving Mormonism

You got out. Now what? Part three of our mini-series picks up where episodes one and two left off: we've talked about why it's so hard to leave and why intelligent people stay long after they ...

Built to Stay: Why Leaving Mormonism Feels Impossible
Postmormon PostmortemMarch 15, 202601:17:56

Built to Stay: Why Leaving Mormonism Feels Impossible

Why do smart, thoughtful people stay in the Mormon church — even after they encounter deeply troubling information? The answer isn't weakness or denial. It's psychology. In this episode, Jess ...

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