Author name: Dan Wotherspoon

05_Women Outside the Garden: Healing from Generational Trauma

In this remarkable discussion that is part of the “Women Outside the Garden” series hosted by Teri Petersen, Terri talks with Susannah Clarke about several topics, preeminent among them is “generational trauma.” Based on the science of epigenetics, each of us inherit DNA from our ancestors, and carried within it are propensities, temperament, fears, and more. Not […]

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227: A Reason For the Hope That Is in You

Using as a launching pad the Western Christian liturgical calendar celebration of Epiphany (the day recognizing Jesus’s first revelation to Gentiles–in this case, the Magi), this episode is a discussion between LDF host and co-host Dan Wotherspoon and Mark Crego about the importance of being ready at all times and within any group to share our witness with others.

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225: Hope Now!

“Hope” is a term often associated with Christmas. “A thrill of hope, a weary world rejoices…” “The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight.” But what is “hope”? And how is it tied to Jesus’s birth and life? Is hope an expectation of a particular outcome, or is it something

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03_Women Outside the Garden: Alyson Deussen and Susie Augenstein

This episode is a far-ranging conversation between “Women Outside the Garden” host Terri Petersen and the co-hosts of the Meno-Moms podcast, Alyson Deussen and Susie Augenstein. In it, both Alyson and Susie share their LDS backgrounds and journeys toward wider views and deeper happiness. And how there are many things that they “just don’t care

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224: Valuing Myth

In this episode, LDF host Dan Wotherspoon follows up on Episode 223 that focused on obstacles that we face when we encounter surprising or disturbing things about scripture , this time looking at its mythic elements. What is myth? What it its purpose? How can we appreciate it for its insights into life’s biggest questions

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