
We take a look at recent history, going through some of the more significant events, pointing out interesting alignments as we go. We focus on the time period between the 8/21/2017 and 4/8/2024 total solar eclipses over...


A podcast where I interview people who have interesting research, theories, and ideas about anything in Mormonism.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMormon Theories is hosted by Ryan Hinckley. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#017, Interesting Alignments, part 1: American Eclipses & the Apostles of the Blood Moons" (19 July 2026, 54 minutes), "#016, Hey Kolob, Why So Sirius?" (18 July 2026, 78 minutes), and "#015, Abinadi's Bones: The Likely Ruins of King Noah's Palace" (17 July 2026, 88 minutes).
Mormon Theories publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 85 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Mormon Theories is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mormon Theories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mormon Theories's contact route on record: verified email.
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Ryan Hinckley hosts Mormon Theories, a religion podcast with 13 episodes published.
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We take a look at recent history, going through some of the more significant events, pointing out interesting alignments as we go. We focus on the time period between the 8/21/2017 and 4/8/2024 total solar eclipses over...

Episode #16
Is Kolob actually the star Sirius? In this video, we’ll explore the theory that it is. And we’ll go far deeper than anyone has before. This episode is jam-packed with exciting new evidence that suggests that the...

Archaeologists have uncovered the ruins of a palace that perfectly matches the description of King Noah's palace in Mosiah 11. And within the throne room of this palace, they found the charred bones of what appears to...

Mosiah 11:13 briefly mentions a certain hill that holds HUGE implications for lost Nephite history and for all proposed Book of Mormon geography models. In this podcast, we learn how the clues in the text point us to...

Episode #13
A presentation of all the times I’ve found the number eight hiding in the Jaredite record... It's a lot.If you know of any others, PLEASE drop them in the comments. Let’s find them all!

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<p>Have you ever wondered where we are in the allegory of the olive trees in Jacob 5? Have you ever struggled to understand what this, the longest chapter in the Book of Mormon, is talking about? In this podcast, I...

<p>Devon DowDell joins me on the Mormon Theories podcast to discuss the South American model for Book of Mormon geography. Devon's father, the late Del DowDell, devoted the last years of his life to studying this...

<p>Most historians you ask will tell you that Joseph Smith was definitely a polygamist, and that the practice started with him. But there is a growing resistance to those claims. Did Joseph actually practice polygamy...

<p>Modern scientists claim that dinosaurs went extinct some 65 million years ago after an asteroid impact. Jeremy Michel has done research which may suggest otherwise. His theory about dinosaurs being a younger creation...

Episode #8
<p>Ed Goble's views on the Book of Abraham are different than those of the mainstream LDS apologists. Despite Egyptologists not finding the text of the Book of Abraham anywhere on the extant papyri, Ed has found...

<p>Jeff Roundy’s YouTube channel, Latter-day Saints' Q&A, has helped countless people navigate their faith journeys and find answers to their questions. In this episode of Mormon Theories, we talk about if the Messiah...

<p>Following the death of Joseph Smith, the Church was fractured into several pieces. Today those have grown into many branches of the Restoration, and they all believe in the Book of Mormon. Patrick McKay Sr. is...

<p>The scriptures, including the Restoration scriptures, prophesy of an end-time servant that will come in the last days, set in order the house of God, gather Israel, and redeem Zion. Dustin Grady is an expert on this...

<p>Gabe Ariciu has a pretty awesome job. He helps people heal and get better for a living. He's a chiropractor and a functional medicine doctor, and he knows a lot about what humans need to thrive. In this episode, he...

<p>Did the Book of Mormon take place in South America? My guest Owen Ira Terry thinks so, and he lays out some of the evidence in this episode. An angel revealed South America as Lehi's landing site to Frederick G...

<p>Lance Weaver has some of the coolest theories out there, on just about every topic: Periodic inconsistencies in radiocarbon dating might be confusing archeologists. The Book of Mormon might not have started or ended...

<p>Is Adam the same person as God the Father? Is Joseph Smith the Holy Ghost? Have you lived mortal lives before this one? My guest Doug Hale tackles some of these questions in our interview. Doug Hale has spent decades...

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<p>Welcome to the Mormon Theories podcast!--a podcast where I interview people who have interesting research, theories, and ideas about anything in Mormonism. Seriously, just about anything gospel-related is fair game...
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