Shows
Infants on ThronesEp 571 – From LDS to LSD: Consciousness, Psychedelics, and the Meaning of Life with Micah NickolaisenGlenn continues his informal probings into the informal questions raised in this informal series on the meaning of life. This time with Micah Nickolaisen. Enjoy.
2019-02-251h 48
Year of Polygamy PodcastEpisode 166: Sermons: Plurality of Wives—The Free Agency of ManJoin Lindsay as she hosts a sermon given by Brigham Young, delivered by actor Micah Nickolaisen. Link to the sermon: Plurality of Wives—The Free Agency of Man
2018-09-1619 minInfants on ThronesEp 266 – Stealing Light from Kolob: Marijuana 101Matt, John, and Randy talk with two marijuana experts. The first, a entrepreneur who grows and sells marijuana, legally. The other, Cheech and Chong’s best friend and friend to the podcast, Micah Nickolaisen. Learn a little bit about every hippy’s favorite pastime and find out if marijuana should be legal. Spoiler alert: yes, the answer is yes!
2016-03-061h 28
Mormon Stories - LDS552: An Analysis of the LDS Church Seer Stone Announcement
For decades, and heavily over the past ten years, Mormon historians, podcasters, and critics have been urging the LDS Church to be more open and honest about Joseph Smith's use of folk magic and a peep stone/hat in his production of the Book of Mormon text.
On August 4th, 2015 the LDS Church released the third volume of the Joseph Smith Papers, which includes the printer's manuscript of the Book of Mormon. It also released photos of the seer stone that Joseph Smith used as a scryer to search for buried treasure, and that he also pla...
2015-08-082h 06Mormon Stories - LDS534: Micah Nickolaisen Pt. 3 - Brainstorming Secular Communites as a Replacement for ReligionMicah Nickolaisen has been an important participant in the Mormon Internet for the past three years. His activism began in 2012 as co-founder of both the "A Thoughtful Faith" and the "Exploring Sainthood" podcasts/communities - both of which sought to encourage thoughtful and faithful LDS Church activity/participation.
After losing his faith/confidence in the LDS Church in 2013, and in reaction to the Kate Kelly and John Dehlin excommunications in 2014/2015, Micah co-led several projects which sought to bring attention/visibility to problems within in the LDS Church. Micah co-founded the "Strangers in Zion" project, wherein LDS Church members w...
2015-04-2350 minMormon Stories - LDS533: Micah Nickolaisen Pt. 2 - Mormon Activism - From "A Thoughtful Faith" to "Any Opposed"Micah Nickolaisen has been an important participant in the Mormon Internet for the past three years. His activism began in 2012 as co-founder of both the "A Thoughtful Faith" and the "Exploring Sainthood" podcasts/communities - both of which sought to encourage thoughtful and faithful LDS Church activity/participation.
After losing his faith/confidence in the LDS Church in 2013, and in reaction to the Kate Kelly and John Dehlin excommunications in 2014/2015, Micah co-led several projects which sought to bring attention/visibility to problems within in the LDS Church. Micah co-founded the "Strangers in Zion" project, wherein LDS Church members w...
2015-04-231h 02Mormon Stories - LDS532: Micah Nickolaisen Pt. 1 - Micah's Faith JourneyMicah Nickolaisen has been an important participant in the Mormon Internet for the past three years. His activism began in 2012 as co-founder of both the "A Thoughtful Faith" and the "Exploring Sainthood" podcasts/communities - both of which sought to encourage thoughtful and faithful LDS Church activity/participation.
After losing his faith/confidence in the LDS Church in 2013, and in reaction to the Kate Kelly and John Dehlin excommunications in 2014/2015, Micah co-led several projects which sought to bring attention/visibility to problems within in the LDS Church. Micah co-founded the "Strangers in Zion" project, wherein LDS Church members...
2015-04-231h 12Mormon Stories - LDS368:"A Thoughtful Faith" Episode 1 - Greg Prince’s"Manifesto for Change"For the inaugural episode of the new"A Thoughtful Faith" podcast, Micah Nickolaisen interviews Greg Prince. Greg is well known for his historical contributions and grassroots activism within the LDS Church, and is an advocate for better curriculum, scholarship, gender equality, and open dialogue within Mormon discourse and church policy. Greg sits on the board of directors for Dialogue Foundation, as well as the Madison House Autism Foundation.
2012-08-271h 35