4 Best Polygamy Podcasts

1. Polygamy: What Love Is This?

Polygamy: What Love Is This is an Internet video program that discusses Mormon Fundamentalist polygamy, but from a biblical, Christian perspective. We discuss polygamy history, current events, and stories of people who have left the abuses of fundamentalist polygamy. Hosted by Doris Hanson, who was born and raised in the Kingston polygamy clan.
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Apple Rating 4.1 / 5Facebook Followers 1.4K Frequency 1 episode / week Avg Length 29 min Since Dec 2016 Listen on Apple Play Get Email Contact Get Influential Podcasters ContactsGet access to 100k active Podcasters, Influencers in 1500 niche categories.Get targeted media contact list in your niche at your fingertips so you can focus on running your campaign.Email us the categories of Podcasters you want to reach out for your marketing campaign at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share active Podcasters list with verified email contacts in an Excel or CSV format.Email us

2. National Polygamy Advocate

Mark Henkel is the National Polygamy Advocate, presenting polygamy to the public for over 20 years to show why your own values compel you to repeal all Big Government Marriage Control laws that anti-Constitutionally ban UCAP, Unrelated Consenting Adult Polygamy.
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Apple Rating 2.6 / 5Facebook Followers 523Twitter Followers 463 Frequency 1 episode / week Avg Length 10 min Since Apr 2018 Listen on Apple Play Get Email Contact

3. Year of Polygamy Podcast

The series follows the Mormon faith through the lens of 'The Principle of Plural Marriage' from its genesis in 1831 with its originator Joseph Smith, through the hidden history and governmental pressure, to today and contemporary practicing Fundamentalist Mormons. For the first time polygamy is dissected through a feminist viewpoint, with attention given to the experiences of the women, women who sacrificed everything and suffered long and are never mentioned in museums or landmark tours. Their experiences, along with interviews with experts, sc20140302_130747holars, historians, and those still affected directly by the practice, paint a new portrait of how the west was shaped, by the hard work and toil of these invisible women, hidden away through controversy. Through Hansen's careful work, we see how the practice of polygamy affected every aspect of the LDS church's formation and is still a shadow hanging over the church, visible in it's approach to marriage, the role of women, and the temple ceremonies. Instead of the historical footnote polygamy is often treated as, Hansen shows how this practice, started in secret and a direct cause of Joseph Smith's death, responsible for driving the saints to Utah, and then outward again to Mexico and Canada, the root of power struggles both in the church and out, the cause of suspicion and eventually violence including the Mountain Meadows Massacre, was an instigator to most of the history of American West. For the first time, The Year of Polygamy shows how the west was settled not only to claim land and mineral rights, but in a very real way to control the bodies and sexuality of women in a way that reverberates today. Find our more at YearofPolygamy.com
Podcast yearofpolygamy.com
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Facebook Followers 10.5KTwitter Followers 4.3K Frequency 3 episodes / year Avg Length 71 min Since Jan 2014 Listen on YouTube Play Get Email Contact

4. Polyganometry

Join religious apostate Chris Jessop as he sits down with his seemingly-infinite number of relatives to discuss what it's like growing up in polygamy!
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Apple Rating 4.3 / 5Facebook Followers 130 Frequency 3 episodes / year Avg Length 73 min Since Oct 2020 Listen on Apple Play Get Email Contact