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My Mormon History Podcast

My Mormon History Podcast

Written by: Susannah Clarke
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Recent ExMormon Susannah Clarke sits down with her longtime exMormon big brother to tell him all the family history stories he's never heard. In Season One, Nate learns about his 3rd great grandparents, Mary Ann Eccles & Richard Smith Robinson, and their interaction with famous historical events such as the Willie & Martin Handcart Tragedy, the California Gold Rush, and the Mountain Meadows Massacre. But most importantly, they discuss the affects of generational trauma in their family, and how to find peace & healing on the other side of Mormonism.

Susannah Clarke 2026 Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health World
Episodes
  • A Nod from Sunstone

    A Nod from Sunstone
    Jun 23 2026

    Susannah & Nate respond to Brian & Lindsay's coverage of Mary Smith Robinson's story on the Sunstone Mormon History Podcast.

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    2 hrs and 4 mins
  • The Beer Bishop

    The Beer Bishop
    Jun 16 2026

    ExMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke delve into the complexities of polygamy within the Mormon community, focusing on Richard Robinson's life. Their conversation explores the historical context, family dynamics, and the impact of federal laws on polygamous families, highlighting the struggles and challenges they encountered. Their discussion also touches on the mental health issues faced by Richard's wives, Elizabeth and Mary Ann, exploring themes of generational trauma, the impact of polygamy, and the societal expectations placed on women.

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    3 hrs and 19 mins
  • The Perpetrators

    The Perpetrators
    Jun 9 2026

    Join exMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke as they delve into the complex historical narratives surrounding the Mountain Meadows Massacre. They discuss the manipulation of Native Americans by the Mormons, the ambiguous involvement of Richard Robinson, and the ongoing debate about Brigham Young's responsibility for the massacre. They emphasize the importance of examining history through a lens of accountability and truth, highlighting the lasting trauma that has affected generations.

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    3 hrs and 23 mins
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