My Mormon History Podcast

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.

Episodes

  1. The Great Imitator

    6d ago

    The Great Imitator

    In this conversation, ex Mormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke delve into the intertwining narratives of the Robinson family, focusing on Richard Robinson and his relationships, particularly with Mary Ann Eccles. They explore themes of trauma, mental health, and the historical context of syphilis, discussing its potential impact on the lives of women in the 19th century. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding history through a healing lens rather than a purely factual one, highlighting the complexities of personal and collective trauma.

    1h 41m
  2. The Conductor Heads West

    May 26

    The Conductor Heads West

    In today's conversation, exMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke explore themes of advocacy, privilege, the complexities of race and gender dynamics, and the impact of societal structures on marginalized communities. They delve into the historical narratives surrounding the Robinson family, their journey to Utah, and the effects of the gold rush on their lives. Their discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding privilege and the responsibility of individuals to confront their biases and assumptions.

    2h 31m
  3. The Lady of the House

    May 19

    The Lady of the House

    Join exMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke as their conversation delves into the complexities of human behavior, particularly in the context of generational trauma and the impact of historical events on individual actions. It emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding in healing, while also exploring the darker aspects of family dynamics and the consequences of polygamy within the Mormon community. The discussion transitions from personal reflections to historical narratives, particularly focusing on the life of Richard Smith Robinson and his family, culminating in the tragic story of Mary Smith Robinson.

    2h 41m
  4. The Girl from Astley Bridge

    May 12

    The Girl from Astley Bridge

    ExMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke delve into the history of their 3rd Great Grandmother Mary Ann Eccles, the challenges faced by her family during their migration to America, and the historical context of the handcart companies, as well as the trauma associated with the Mountain Meadows Massacre and the implications of Mary Ann's early marriage in a polygamous society.

    2h 8m
  5. Sisters & Brothers

    May 5

    Sisters & Brothers

    ExMormon siblings Susannah & Nate Clarke discuss the importance of identifying and healing from generational trauma and preview their upcoming discussion in episodes 2-8 of their 3rd Great Grandparents Mary Ann Eccles & Richard Smith Robinson.

    1h 6m
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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.

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  • Creator
    Susannah Clarke
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Susannah Clarke 2026
  • Show Website
    My Mormon History Podcast

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