Episodes

Ludmya "Mia" B. Love is the first black woman to serve as a city mayor in Utah.  (and future President of the United States of America) Mia's parents were immigrants from Haiti and she first started investigating the Church of…

FINALLY WE HAVE POSTED PART 2 On August 14, 2011, Mitch Mayne was sustained as the executive secretary in the Bishopric of the Bay Ward of the San Francisco Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons).…

On August 14, 2011, Mitch Mayne was sustained as the executive secretary in the Bishopric of the Bay Ward of the San Francisco Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). Mitch accepted this calling because of…

The Cultural Hall has reached the age of 12. Growing into our big girl and big boy pants.  What's so great about being a Beehive? Don't ask Lauren. Have we finally reached a conclusion on the Joseph Smith surgery story?!…

Therm...You know...The Gas Guy...no? How bout the Franklin Planner guy from the first Singles Ward? I'm sure that Daryn Tufts doesn't mind being known as either of these characters, BUT there is so much more to him. He's like an…

Branden Campbell of the NEON TREES meet The Cultural Hall, Cultural Hall meet Branden Campbell. This episode almost didn't occur but thanks to Brigham Young and Duran Duran we were able to see this one through. (Listen to the episode…

This is the first Cultural Hall episode on the road. We had to drive all the way down to Cedar City, so we could sit down with Del Parson, mormon artist. In this episode Laurens mic is finally loud enough,…

We have finally reached the age of podcast accountability with episode 8. We are joined by Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard from the "Nightside Project" over on KSL (1160AM or 102.7FM in Salt lake City) Ethan and Alex share what…

This week on The Cultural Hall we were anticipating visiting with Fictionist, a band from Utah whose members are all Mormon. They were almost on the cover of Rolling Stone and just signed with Atlantic Records. Sadly, they went to…