What’s a ‘basic Utah girl’? A new show pokes fun at Provo’s dating culture and we have questions.
Listen to the crossover podcast episode from “Mormon Land” and “Mormons in Media” to learn about “The Altar.”
On a new crossover episode of "Mormon Land" and "Mormons in Media," the hosts take on "The Altar, a show that leans into, and pokes fun at, the stereotypes of Provo dating culture in fresh and unexpected ways."
The creators of the YouTube series “Provo’s Most Eligible” are back in a new show: “The Altar.”
The creators say the show “leans into, and pokes fun at, the stereotypes of Provo dating culture in fresh and unexpected ways.”
In the latest crossover episode of the “Mormon Land” and “Mormons in Media” podcasts, hosts Rebbie Brassfield and Nicole Weaver dissect the dating show.
Weaver, who isn’t a Latter-day Saint and has never lived in Provo, can’t seem to figure out why these 21-year-olds are so worried about marriage. But Brassfield, a Provo native and BYU grad, has just the explanation.
Subscribe and listen to “Mormon Land” and “Mormons in Media” wherever you listen to podcasts or listen below.
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