The September Six

In this episode, Scott explores the stories of the Three Nephites, how they evolved throughout church history, and how their story continues to affect culture today.

In this episode, Scott breaks down Hebrew phrasing in The Book of Mormon, how that bleeds into English translations, and what scholars have to say on the matter.

In this episode, Scott explores the controversial history of Helen Mar Kimball, including her possible consummation with Joseph Smith, and her incredible story beyond the 14-year-old girl stuck in one frame of history.

In today's episode, Scott explores the long and fascinating history of baptism, starting with Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, down to the Jewish mikvah, and its origins in Christianity. Then, he discusses where baptism for the dead came from and how that applies to Latter-Day Saint theology.

In this episode, Scott dives into the infamous events of September 1993, profiles the scholars who were censured by the LDS church, and their continued impact today.

In this episode, Scott breaks down three important Book of Mormon figures, as well as the mysterious secret combination, and applies this knowledge to modern politics and historical populist movements.

In this episode, Scott digs into the archaeological history of the Canaanite goddess Asherah, and how she does and doesn't fit in with LDS doctrine of a Heavenly Mother.

In this episode, Scott uses a therapeutic approach to explore how the trauma of President Joseph F. Smith ultimately set up for one of the most profound doctrines that the church believes in to this day.

In this episode, Scott dives into the messy history of how we got our current Bible.

In this episode, Scott discusses the doctrine of theosis in the early Christian church, and compares that with the LDS concept of exaltation.