Jamie Loftus

There are plenty of creators who have left the church explaining their personal experience with the various indoctrinations, cultural stigmas, and oppression experience within the LDS, often accounts of their childhood and their mission and why they ultimately left.

Like pro-Mormon content, ex-Mormon creators appear to be very successful, and I've watched quite a bit of it in preparation for this episode. Some resources I've used are the long-running Mormon Stories podcast, which has been going since 2005, and a number of YouTubers, especially Alyssa Grenfell, who I'll be talking to in the next part of this episode. Here's what I'll leave you with.

Like pro-Mormon content, ex-Mormon creators appear to be very successful, and I've watched quite a bit of it in preparation for this episode. Some resources I've used are the long-running Mormon Stories podcast, which has been going since 2005, and a number of YouTubers, especially Alyssa Grenfell, who I'll be talking to in the next part of this episode. Here's what I'll leave you with.

Like pro-Mormon content, ex-Mormon creators appear to be very successful, and I've watched quite a bit of it in preparation for this episode. Some resources I've used are the long-running Mormon Stories podcast, which has been going since 2005, and a number of YouTubers, especially Alyssa Grenfell, who I'll be talking to in the next part of this episode. Here's what I'll leave you with.

If Mormonism is nowhere near the country's most popular religion, but is disproportionately represented on our social media, then what is there left to look to than money and the algorithm? Alyssa Grenfell explains in part two. See you then. 16th Minute is a production of Cool Zone Media and iHeart Radio. It is written, hosted, and produced by me, Jamie Loftus.

If Mormonism is nowhere near the country's most popular religion, but is disproportionately represented on our social media, then what is there left to look to than money and the algorithm? Alyssa Grenfell explains in part two. See you then. 16th Minute is a production of Cool Zone Media and iHeart Radio. It is written, hosted, and produced by me, Jamie Loftus.

If Mormonism is nowhere near the country's most popular religion, but is disproportionately represented on our social media, then what is there left to look to than money and the algorithm? Alyssa Grenfell explains in part two. See you then. 16th Minute is a production of Cool Zone Media and iHeart Radio. It is written, hosted, and produced by me, Jamie Loftus.

Our executive producers are Sophie Lichterman and Robert Evans. The amazing Ian Johnson is our supervising producer and our editor. Our theme song is by Sad 13. And pet shoutouts to our dog producer, Anderson, my cats, Flea and Casper, and my pet rock bird, who will outlive us all. Bye!

Our executive producers are Sophie Lichterman and Robert Evans. The amazing Ian Johnson is our supervising producer and our editor. Our theme song is by Sad 13. And pet shoutouts to our dog producer, Anderson, my cats, Flea and Casper, and my pet rock bird, who will outlive us all. Bye!

Our executive producers are Sophie Lichterman and Robert Evans. The amazing Ian Johnson is our supervising producer and our editor. Our theme song is by Sad 13. And pet shoutouts to our dog producer, Anderson, my cats, Flea and Casper, and my pet rock bird, who will outlive us all. Bye!

You wake up, put on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses, classic style, innovative tech. You're living all in. You realize you need coffee, desperately.

You wake up, put on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses, classic style, innovative tech. You're living all in. You realize you need coffee, desperately.

You wake up, put on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses, classic style, innovative tech. You're living all in. You realize you need coffee, desperately.

After Meta AI gets you caffeinated, you start walking to work and you need a soundtrack.

After Meta AI gets you caffeinated, you start walking to work and you need a soundtrack.

After Meta AI gets you caffeinated, you start walking to work and you need a soundtrack.

With the built-in camera, you snap a pic of a dope mural on the side of a building that you think is worth sharing.

With the built-in camera, you snap a pic of a dope mural on the side of a building that you think is worth sharing.

With the built-in camera, you snap a pic of a dope mural on the side of a building that you think is worth sharing.

After work, you head to meet some friends.