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Infants on Thrones began as a group of former Mormons asking uncomfortable questions and laughing at sacred cows. More than a decade later, the questions have only gotten stranger. Explore our curated collection of Smackdowns, General Conference parodies, musical mayhem, listener stories, history, interviews, and philosophical detours. Or join Glenn, Tom, and Brother Jake for new conversations about belief, psychology, creativity, and the wonderfully ridiculous experience of being human. Welcome to the nursery. No testimony required.
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The perfect companion for a thoughtful assist out of true-believing Mormonism. The panelists provide a spectrum of insight and experience for thoughtful conversations. The humor helps with the healing for sure! Love love love this podcast!
Glenn has helped me through so much since 2015 when I left the Mormon church. I too have had a similar transition after leaving: Angry, agnostic, atheist, and now spiritual with a deep sense of curiosity and openness. I question everything and have opened up a whole world of “woo-woo” that now science is coming around to on its own. Thank you Glenn.
This podcast is hilarious but also helpful for those going through a faith transition away from mainstream Mormonism.
At first I was a bit scared off by these guys. They are defenitlely TK smoothie material. But then I dug into some of the panel discussion episodes, got acquainted with the hosts and realized how smart and funny they were. A new IoT episode in my feed means I've got a great Hour+ of laughter and cathasis ahead of me.
I used to really like listening to Infants. They were a huge part of my faith journey. While I agree with a number of reviewers that say that there’s a lot of ego there and too many white men, they were funny and their perspectives frequently brought a lot to the table. The episodes with John Hammer are the best. Since the infants went their own ways and Glen has been pretty much solo running the show, I’ve lost interest in it. The topics are frequently a little too close to the “crystals will solve your problems” crowd and not enough critical thinking. The old episodes are available on their website if anyone is interested. A number of the smack downs (where they read talks by LDS leaders and comment on them as they go) are excellent.
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