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Mild Sacrilege To Celebrate Sanderson
Pioneer Day may be Mormonism’s most distinctive holiday, but Brandon Sanderson Book Launch Day is a close second. November 14, 2017. It’s a floating holiday; the exact date changes each year, but...
View ArticleOn Media and “The World”
Today’s guest post comes from Rebbie Brassfield, a copywriter in Babyl — err, Los Angeles. So I accidentally binge-watched all seven seasons of Game of Thrones last summer, and have spent the last...
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Women in Jazz #MutualNight
(Quick reminder: if you’re curious why I’m writing about music on a Mormon blog, this post will summarize what #MutualNight posts are.) We’re nearing the end of Women’s History Month; in light of both...
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Why Mormons Should Root For the Ramblers in the NCAA Tournament
So there are four teams left: Kansas, Villanova, Michigan, and Loyola University Chicago. And as Mormons, you should probably be cheering for Loyola this weekend. Why? Let me count the reasons: This is...
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The Loveloud Foundation
According to my Facebook feed, Saturday was the Loveloud Festival in Salt Lake. Now in its second year, Loveloud is meant to provide love and acceptance for LGBTQ+ kids. If you’ve followed my...
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Call for Syllabi on Latter-day Saint Arts
The Center for Latter-day Saint Arts is offering awards for the preparation of syllabi for college courses on any aspect of Latter-day Saint arts including visual art, music, theater, literature, and...
View ArticleHips Don’t Lie
I’m not a football fan. Like, I’m super not into it. I’m so not into it, I don’t even think I fully understood how points were scored until I was nearly graduating from college. I’m still a little...
View ArticleMark Hofmann and Taxes
In anticipation of watching Netflix’s Murder Among the Mormons,[fn1] I started rereading Victims: The LDS Church and the Mark Hofmann Case.[fn2] And right at the end of chapter two something leapt out...
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88 Keys and the Limits of “Chopsticks”
I thought I’d do one last post on Brad Wilcox’s now-infamous youth fireside. Tuesday I wrote about his offensive take on race and the priesthood (for which he has since apologized, though on the...
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Ainda Não Havia Para Mim, Rita Lee
It’s been long enough that I don’t remember their names. I don’t remember who I was with. I don’t remember which area it was (I think it was my second, in São José dos Campos, but I’m not sure...
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