Épisodes

  • Episode 1-Taylor Frankie Paul: The Bachelorette Pick Everyone’s Talking About
    Nov 11 2025

    In the premiere episode of First & Feral:Utah Unfiltered, hosts Jordyn and Jess dive headfirst into the wild world of Utah’s mosttalked-about influencer — Taylor Frankie Paul — and the rumors that have officially broken theinternet. From TikTok scandals and mom-Tok drama to her shocking Bachelorette buzz, this episode unpacks why everyone’s obsessedwith Taylor Frankie Pauland what her story reveals about modern fame, Utah culture, and influencerredemption arcs.

    Taylor Frankie Paul has dominatedheadlines in 2024 and 2025 as one of Utah’s most polarizing socialmedia personalities.Known for her glamorous life, viral videos, and connection to the Mormon“soft-swinging” community, she’s become the ultimate mix of chaos and charisma.Now, with her name rumored in connection with The Bachelorette, the internet can’t stop asking: Is Taylor ready to trade TikTokfor primetime TV?

    Jordyn and Jess bring the perfectmix of humor, empathy, and tea-spilling energy as they break down Taylor’s journey frommom-influencer to pop-culture icon.They discuss her viral arrest, relationship drama, friendships within Utah’sinfluencer scene, and what it means to rebuild your image when the whole worldis watching. No topic is off-limits — not the arrests, not the swing rumors,and not the surprising pivot to reality TV fame.

    Listeners will get the inside story of Utah’sinfluencer ecosystem —where Instagram aesthetics meet LDS traditions, and where faith, fame, andfeminism collide. Jordyn and Jess explore how Utah became ground zero for viralcreators, reality stars, and online controversy. This episode is more than justgossip — it’s a smart, hilarious look at the culture that built Taylor FrankiePaul and the online audience that made her famous.

    Expect deep dives into:

    · Taylor Frankie Paul’s rise on TikTok and how her videos redefined Utah influencer culture.

    · The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives connection and what her portrayal means for modernMormon identity.

    · The rumors, receipts, andredemptions leading up to The Bachelorette speculation.

    · How Utah’s picture-perfectsocial media scene hides cracks beneath the filter.

    · What Taylor’s story saysabout femalereinvention, internet fame, and the price of being “relatable.”

    Whether you love Taylor FrankiePaul, love to hate her, or are just fascinated by Utah’s viral ecosystem — thisepisode gives you everything you need to understand the conversation takingover TikTok, Reddit, and reality-TV fandoms.

    With First & Feral: UtahUnfiltered, Jordyn and Jess aren’t just talking about Utah — they’re redefining it.They blend sharp humor with cultural commentary, taking listeners behind theinfluencer facades and family-friendly filters to reveal the truth about what’sreally happening in Utah’s social circles. You’ll laugh, you’ll gasp, andyou’ll probably text your group chat halfway through.

    From Provo to Park City, St.George to Salt Lake, First & Feralcaptures the contradictions of Utah life — conservative yet chaotic, filteredyet feral. And Episode 1 sets the tone perfectly: fearless, funny, and full of tea.

    If you’re obsessed with reality TV recaps, influencerscandals, LDS culture, and unapologetic sister banter, you’re in the right place. Subscribe now for newepisodes every week as Jordyn and Jess unpack Utah’s most viral stories and thepeople behind them.


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    31 min
  • Episode 2-Mythbusters: Utah Mormons — What’s True, What’s TikTok?
    Nov 11 2025

    Utah’s culture has become a viral playground for rumors, reels, and religious rabbit holes — but how much of it is real, and how much is just TikTok gossip? 👀

    In this episode, Jordyn & Jess pull back the curtain on LDS myths, Mormon stereotypes, and social-media misconceptions that shape how the world sees Utah. From caffeine conspiracies ☕ to temple talk, and the influencer-next-door aesthetic — we separate fact from fiction and share what life in Utah really looks like.

    We talk pop culture, religion, and reality-TV crossovers — why creators keep spotlighting Utah moms, how LDS beliefs get twisted online, and what it’s like living in a state where faith, fame, and family all collide.

    🎙️ Whether you’re Mormon, ex-Mormon, or just obsessed with Utah internet drama, this conversation dives deep into the nuance, humor, and truth behind the trends.


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    35 min
  • Episode 3-From Pologamy to Freedom: One Woman's Story Beyond the FLDS
    Nov 11 2025

    Leaving the FLDS at 17: Joanna Fischer on faith, family, and finding herself

    In this raw, unforgettable conversation, Joanna Fischer—raised in the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)—shares what daily life looked like in Colorado City/Hildale: dawn scripture study, homeschooling, long-sleeve prairie dresses, “no red” rules, and music/movies strictly controlled under Warren Jeffs’ leadership. She explains excommunication and “repenting from afar,” the United Order interviews, arranged marriages, and the fear that followed the 2008 Eldorado, Texas raid.

    Joanna also opens up about the turning points that made her question everything—childhood responsibilities in a plural family, strict gender roles, and abuse—and how she found the courage to leave at 17. We talk first jobs, navigating high school and finances without a safety net, shame around sex and body autonomy, healing from religious trauma, rebuilding family ties (including with sister Rosie), and the organizations that quietly help people exit high-control groups.

    We cover:

    • What the FLDS teaches vs. mainstream LDS beliefs

    • Excommunication, “repentance missions,” and the United Order

    • Dress/garment standards, the “no red” rule, and modesty culture

    • Homeschooling, banned recreation, and hiding music/movies

    • The 2008 FLDS ranch raid and community fallout

    • Leaving at 17: finding work, school, and a path forward

    • Therapy, triggers, and real-world healing after high-control religion

    • Reconnecting with siblings, life in Cedar City/St. George, and hope

    Resources mentioned:Holding Out Help (Salt Lake City) — support for those leaving polygamous or high-control communities.

    Listener note: This episode includes mentions of abuse and religious trauma.

    If this story resonates, follow First & Feral: Utah Unfiltered for more Utah culture deep dives, FLDS/LDS myth-busting, and real conversations from women finding their voice. Share the episode, rate/review, and tag us so we can repost.



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    1 h et 4 min
  • Episode 5- Season 2 Recap - The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
    Nov 11 2025

    🎙️ Episode 5 — Season 2 Recap: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

    In case you missed it 👀 —we’re recapping Season 2 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives ahead of the highly anticipated Season 3 premiere. From new alliances and shocking betrayals to rumors that blurred faith and reality, this season took Utah’s most talked-about show to another level of chaos.

    Your hosts from First & Feral break down the friendships, drama, and deep Utah energy that made Season 2 so unforgettable — unfiltered, funny, and so Utah.

    🎧 Tune in for the ultimate recap before Season 3 drops.

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    1 h et 17 min
  • Episode 4- Season 1 Recap – The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
    Nov 10 2025

    🎙️ Episode 4 — Season 1 Recap: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

    We’re rewinding to where Utah’s reality storm began — The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. 👀 From whispered scandals and viral reels to the unfiltered truth behind the cast, we’re spilling everything Season 1 SLMV.

    In case you missed Season 1 (or just want a refresh before the Season 3 premiere), this recap breaks down the friendships, fractures, and faith-based drama that turned Utah’s quiet suburbs into a national obsession.

    Your hosts dish out the real tea — hilarious, raw, and so Utah. 🍸

    🎧 Tune in for gossip, context, and chaos — Utah-style.

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    45 min