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Hosted by Joseph Young Smith · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Content warning: This podcast is about the successful cover up of child sex abuse by the LDS Mormon Church and its members This podcast delves into Joseph’s traumatic upbringing within a deeply troubled LDS Mormon family. Joseph shares his early life experiences in the Mormon Church. He focuses on his parents' dysfunctional relationship, the child SA he and his siblings experienced, and the psychological abuse he endured from his Latter-Day Saint mother. When a middle-school teacher reports the family to Child Protective Services, the Mormons colluded with a Mormon Cop to quash the investigation at the Ward Meetinghouse. The Mormon Cover begins...
Joseph Young Smith hosts Mormon Cover Up, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this emotional podcast episode, the narrator recounts their legal battle against their parents and The Church of Jesus Chr
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this intense podcast episode, the narrator recounts a confrontation with their father and mother in January 2021, during w
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this podcast episode, the narrator recounts their complex and loving relationship with their sister, Courtney, as they bot
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this podcast episode, the narrator reflects on their complex sibling relationship with Courtney, rooted in shared childhoo
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this podcast episode, the narrator shares their experience of being hidden away from Child Protective Services (CPS) by a
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this episode, the narrator reflects on their early teenage years working at a Mormon-owned restaurant in the 1990s, a job
Content warning: This episode references suicide, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. In this harrowing and incredibly personal podcast episode, the narrator recounts a traumatic chapter from his childhood roote
Content warning: This episode describes physical child abuse and references child sexual abuse. In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Joseph recounts his early years growing up in a devout LDS Mormon household ma
Content warning: This episode describes child abuse, references suicide and child sexual abuse. This episode explores the devastating consequences of parental neglect masked by social performance and manipulation. Set in
Content warning: This episode describes child sexual abuse (CSA), child abuse, and references suicide. The worst of the content is the second part of the episode, the narrator will warn you to skip to Episode 2 to avoid
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Mormon Cover Up is hosted by Joseph Young Smith. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
Mormon Cover Up has published 10 episodes.
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