Announcing: The Mormon Stories THRIVE Interview Project

Mormon Stories Listeners/Viewers,
We are SUPER excited to announce a new project on Mormon Stories Podcast, based on your feedback. Some background: we asked you (the community) for feedback regarding Margi Dehlin's participation on Mormon Stories, and the feedback we received was that you would value having Margi actually occasionally interview people for Mormon Stories Podcast (with John and Carah supporting of course) - but to still draw on Margi's wisdom/expertise as a coach. So here's the new project:
For the next few months, Margi will be interviewing a member of the community twice per month. The interviews will be shorter (1-2 hours), still story-based, but will be focused on a particular aspect of healing and growth AFTER a Mormon faith crisis (thus the THRIVE name). Some examples of categories include: Family Relationships, Healthy Boundaries, Finding Community, Finding Meaning/Purpose, Dealing with Grief/Death, Religion after Mormonism, Health Sexuality, Parenting, Improving Physical Health, Identity, Health Marriage/Relationships, Secular Spirituality, Word of Wisdom 2.0, and Women Finding Their Own Voice after Mormonism.
We have set up a form for you to nominate someone who you think would be amazing for Mormon Stories Podcast, or to nominate yourself. If you or someone you know would be a great candidate for a THRIVE interview, please nominate them (or yourself) here: forms.gle/woRe...
The form gives you the option to upload a video of you or your nominee telling a story. Margi will be sifting through these interviews and will reach out to you if you are chosen. Please spread the word! And thank you for the support!!!!
Also, feel free to email Margi Dehlin with any questions: [e-mail]

[@whothinksforme]

I think there's two things that people are mostly interested in: 1) Topics (i.e. problematic church history, doctrine, policies, etc) and 2) People's stories and experiences. Having Margy (sp?) as a co-host or as somebody taking on interviews to tackle that 2 prong approach would be great. Frankly there needs to be more of #1 videos, a lot like the videos that John Larsen does.

[@hal8683]

It seems the idea of helping is now geared to pay and money. Donations should show value... really capitalism. Pay Ballard to sell God's words or ??? write a book?? True concern or help for MONEY. New offshoots are money-driven. Via Joel Osteen ... Victoria Osteen.