web01.fireside.fm Wed, 06 May 2026 14:37:49 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) https://narratingutah.fireside.fm/tags/trans%20rights Sun, 05 May 2024 13:00:00 -0600 Westminster College en-us episodic Secular stories from the Holy City of a small global religion. Eileen Chanza Torres Westminster College no Eileen Chanza Torres echanzatorres@westminstercollege.edu https://narratingutah.fireside.fm/35 60538f9e-cf9b-4c75-9a74-cbcb49c7c720 Sun, 05 May 2024 13:00:00 -0600 Eileen Chanza Torres full 5 Eileen Chanza Torres In this season students at Westminster University discuss the politics of sexuality and gender in Utah by examining the anti-trans bill, HB257, the history of women's suffrage in Utah, dating practices at BYU, and conversion therapy at BYU. 18:15 yes <p>The first woman to vote cast her ballot in the territory of Utah in 1870, fifty years before the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment, which made voting for women in the United States a right. Take a deep dive into the personal lives of Utah’s most prominent suffragists and explore the phenomenal history behind the first women to cast a vote in the United States.</p> Politics, Utah, HB257, Dating in Utah, History of Women's Vote in Utah, Conversion Therapy The first woman to vote cast her ballot in the territory of Utah in 1870, fifty years before the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment, which made voting for women in the United States a right. Take a deep dive into the personal lives of Utah’s most prominent suffragists and explore the phenomenal history behind the first women to cast a vote in the United States.

]]> The first woman to vote cast her ballot in the territory of Utah in 1870, fifty years before the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment, which made voting for women in the United States a right. Take a deep dive into the personal lives of Utah’s most prominent suffragists and explore the phenomenal history behind the first women to cast a vote in the United States.

]]> https://narratingutah.fireside.fm/36 98fa465f-8180-41a0-8d8b-aabfaf743e0c Sun, 05 May 2024 13:00:00 -0600 Eileen Chanza Torres full 5 Eileen Chanza Torres In this season students at Westminster University discuss the politics of sexuality and gender in Utah by examining the anti-trans bill, HB257, the history of women's suffrage in Utah, dating practices at BYU, and conversion therapy at BYU. 19:36 yes <p>In this episode, we explore the history of LGBTQ+ relations with the Mormon Church that led up to the conversion therapy that occurred at Utah’s universities, the story of the conversion therapy itself, and what queer relations with the church look like today. An interview with Connell O'Donovan, a leading queer Mormon historian, gives perspective on both what it was like to be a queer member of the church in the 1970s and how he helped expose the conversion therapy that occurred.</p> Politics, Utah, HB257, Dating in Utah, History of Women's Vote in Utah, Conversion Therapy In this episode, we explore the history of LGBTQ+ relations with the Mormon Church that led up to the conversion therapy that occurred at Utah’s universities, the story of the conversion therapy itself, and what queer relations with the church look like today. An interview with Connell O'Donovan, a leading queer Mormon historian, gives perspective on both what it was like to be a queer member of the church in the 1970s and how he helped expose the conversion therapy that occurred.

]]> In this episode, we explore the history of LGBTQ+ relations with the Mormon Church that led up to the conversion therapy that occurred at Utah’s universities, the story of the conversion therapy itself, and what queer relations with the church look like today. An interview with Connell O'Donovan, a leading queer Mormon historian, gives perspective on both what it was like to be a queer member of the church in the 1970s and how he helped expose the conversion therapy that occurred.

]]> https://narratingutah.fireside.fm/37 5678169f-e585-4b5c-b340-4dd03c541a13 Sun, 05 May 2024 13:00:00 -0600 Eileen Chanza Torres full 5 Eileen Chanza Torres In this season students at Westminster University discuss the politics of sexuality and gender in Utah by examining the anti-trans bill, HB257, the history of women's suffrage in Utah, dating practices at BYU, and conversion therapy at BYU. 22:50 yes <p>When religion and dating mix in college, who knows what can go down. We interviewed three people about the dating culture at BYU, highlighting the differences pre- versus post-mission, the overhanging goal of eternal marriage, and the myths and truths about NCMOs, or non-committal make outs. </p> Politics, Utah, HB257, Dating in Utah, History of Women's Vote in Utah, Conversion Therapy When religion and dating mix in college, who knows what can go down. We interviewed three people about the dating culture at BYU, highlighting the differences pre- versus post-mission, the overhanging goal of eternal marriage, and the myths and truths about NCMOs, or non-committal make outs.

]]> When religion and dating mix in college, who knows what can go down. We interviewed three people about the dating culture at BYU, highlighting the differences pre- versus post-mission, the overhanging goal of eternal marriage, and the myths and truths about NCMOs, or non-committal make outs.

]]> https://narratingutah.fireside.fm/34 69aa57fd-b8fd-496c-89dc-0684181e4196 Sun, 05 May 2024 12:00:00 -0600 Eileen Chanza Torres full 5 Eileen Chanza Torres In this season students at Westminster University discuss the politics of sexuality and gender in Utah by examining the anti-trans bill, HB257, the history of women's suffrage in Utah, dating practices at BYU, and conversion therapy at BYU. 27:04 yes <p>In this episode, hosts Tay Rushton and Lucy Smith-Lahrman examine some of Utah’s anti-trans and queer legislation. Through interviews with a queer legislator (Sahara Hayes), activist (Nick Arteaga), and K-12 educator (Carly Olsen), the two discuss the implications of specific bills and how Utahns can stay involved. The dialogue for this episode was informed by Sharon G. Horne et al.’s “The Stench of Bathroom Bills and Anti-Transgender Legislation. . .” from the Journal of Counseling Psychology and Karen Schilt and Laurel Westbrook’s “Bathroom Battlegrounds and Penis Panics” from Contexts Magazine. For more information on House Bill 257, visit the ACLU’s HB257 FAQ, and to register to vote in Utah visit Vote.Utah.gov.</p> Politics, Utah, HB257, Dating in Utah, History of Women's Vote in Utah, Conversion Therapy In this episode, hosts Tay Rushton and Lucy Smith-Lahrman examine some of Utah’s anti-trans and queer legislation. Through interviews with a queer legislator (Sahara Hayes), activist (Nick Arteaga), and K-12 educator (Carly Olsen), the two discuss the implications of specific bills and how Utahns can stay involved. The dialogue for this episode was informed by Sharon G. Horne et al.’s “The Stench of Bathroom Bills and Anti-Transgender Legislation. . .” from the Journal of Counseling Psychology and Karen Schilt and Laurel Westbrook’s “Bathroom Battlegrounds and Penis Panics” from Contexts Magazine. For more information on House Bill 257, visit the ACLU’s HB257 FAQ, and to register to vote in Utah visit Vote.Utah.gov.

]]> In this episode, hosts Tay Rushton and Lucy Smith-Lahrman examine some of Utah’s anti-trans and queer legislation. Through interviews with a queer legislator (Sahara Hayes), activist (Nick Arteaga), and K-12 educator (Carly Olsen), the two discuss the implications of specific bills and how Utahns can stay involved. The dialogue for this episode was informed by Sharon G. Horne et al.’s “The Stench of Bathroom Bills and Anti-Transgender Legislation. . .” from the Journal of Counseling Psychology and Karen Schilt and Laurel Westbrook’s “Bathroom Battlegrounds and Penis Panics” from Contexts Magazine. For more information on House Bill 257, visit the ACLU’s HB257 FAQ, and to register to vote in Utah visit Vote.Utah.gov.

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