Mormon Raised: A Sibling Podcast: Recent Episodes

Andrew Embree

Three brothers telling stories about growing up in a big crazy Mormon family.

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The Mormon Raised brothers look at Mormon political heroes and how they’ve shaped American policies.

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In the season 1 finale, the Mormon Raised brothers talk about staying together forever even when Mormonism tried to pull us apart.

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The Mormon Raised brothers introduce their Bishops! What probing questions did they ask us, and how were we disciplined?

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The Mormon Raised brothers talk about the first people to discover America, the Mormons. Who knew the Book of Mormon explains the origin of the Native Americans!

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Learn about our other gay Mormon brother, Lucifer, and help us decide which Disney villain should play the role of Satan in Mormon movies, coming soon to Disney Plus!

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The Mormon Raised brothers talk about sneaking around to watch scandalous movies and tv shows, like Smallville, Sabrina, and gasp Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

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The Mormon boys discuss general conference, a weekend where LDS leaders give 10 hours of sermons. 

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The Mormon Raised Brothers are back to talk about the Word of Wisdom: the Mormon rules about Alcohol, Tobacco, Coffee, Tea and possibly coca cola.

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In this episode, you'll learn how to spot the infamous Mormon underwear and how to judge people for not wearing them!

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The Mormon Raised brothers talk about Andrew, the middle child, and how his need to be liked helped him become the hottest and most fabulous brother.

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Introducing the second oldest brother, and how he lost his perfect child status!

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Introducing the oldest and holiest brother, Daniel, and his failed quest to become straight.

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Meet the Mormon Raised brothers and learn what it was like to go to church for three hours every Sunday. 

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The Mormon Raised brothers discuss life as missionaries and what they had to do for a decent meal--or for some loving.