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Join us as we dive deeper into the Sesquicentennial Trek of 1997. One hundred and fifty years after the pioneers first arrived in Utah, hundreds of Mormons came together to commemorate the historic occasion. The task? Reenact the actual trek of the pioneers, from Omaha to Salt Lake City, as accurately as possible. What’s allowed? Singing hymns. What’s not allowed? Eating vegetables. And a bunch of other stuff. We’ll be sharing real journal entries that reveal the trials and triumphs of the Sesquicentennial trek experience, courtesy of a lovely listener of the podcast.

We’ll also share three other trek truths from listeners who experienced hardships of their own — including lunch-stealing fake families, crossing a highway with handcarts, and being awoken by gunfire to walk five miles in the middle of the night.

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| “I thought my life was going to end while I was on the toilet.” —Molly (name has been changed)

Have you or a loved one ever pooped your pants on an LDS mission? You may be entitled to commiserating with us for the next hour.

Friend of the pod “Molly” joins Loud Laughter today to share the unfortunate tale of contracting parasites on the mission, resulting in some… mishaps. Locations include the toilet, the living room, mid-air, during an earthquake, and worst of all, inside of the temple.

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