Episode 26 – Joseph Smith, Broken or the Breaker?
On this episode, we take on the time period from the hot Missouri summer nights of 1831, all the way to the blooming beauty of an 1832 Ohio spring. We introduce a few new characters that get their very own NaMo nicknames, e.g. William Wines (Double-Dub) Phelps, John (Goebbels) Whitmer, and Philo (Dibble-Dabble). We even get introduced to our first contact with one of Joe’s to-be plural wives, Marinda Nancy Johnson-Hyde-Smith-Smith-Hyde. Hingepin Rigdon and Joe team up to continue in their efforts to complete the “Inspired Translation” of the Bible, and get a whole bunch of kooky new revelations as a side order. The episode ends with the March 1832 beating/tarring/feathering, and a special little surprise from Rigdon.
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Outro music Jason Comeau http://aloststateofmind.com/
Links mentioned in the show:
Pope-Kahn letter exchange
Mongol-Papal Encounter: Letter Exchange between Pope Innocent IV and Güyük Khan in 1245-1246
Philo Dibble-Dabble autobiography
http://www.boap.org/LDS/Early-Saints/PDibble.html
Joseph Smith movie (minute 25 for tar and feather scene)
Guest Spots:
Phil Furgeson Show Ep #153
Country Fried Freethought
http://www.podcastchart.com/podcasts/country-fried-freethought-spreaker