A week at sea dedicated to everyone who had the courage to question, deconstruct, and rebuild their lives after Mormonism. This cruise is a celebration of your journey. It is a place to relax, laugh, connect, and honor the strength it took to step out of a high-demand system and reclaim your autonomy.
Hosted by Radio Free Mormon, Rebecca Bibliotheca, and Bill Reel, the Post-Mormon Celebration Cruise brings together people who understand the path you’ve walked. It is not a workshop, not a seminar, not a heavy retreat. It is a party with your people. Warm conversations, shared stories, new friendships, and plenty of ocean views.
As more people are added to the well-known “community voices”” list, such will be published. Also
If leaving Mormonism was one of the bravest things you’ve done, this cruise is where you get to celebrate that bravery.
To Register For the Cruise – https://kheskethtravel.com/post-mormon-celebration-cruise
Once Registered you are invited to join the Post-Mormon Cruise Facebook Page – Post Mormon Celebration Cruise Facebook Group
Join Radio Free Mormon, Rebecca Bibliotheca, and Bill Reel for the Post-Mormon Celebration Cruise, setting sail September 13, 2026! Prices start around $649 per person. Secure your spot early.
Please Note:
To See the staterooms floorplans on the Carnival Panorama – Click for Panorama Floor Plans
Cruise pricing is based on double occupancy, which means two people sharing a room. If you’re traveling solo, you can cut your cost in half by pairing up with another attendee. And one more tip—you’ll save a lot on travel insurance by purchasing it through a third-party provider, which is usually far cheaper than what the cruise line offers.
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NEED A BUNK MATE TO SAVE COSTS
This facebook event page is a meetup spot for solo travelers who want to join the Post-Mormon Celebration Cruise but need a cabin partner to make it affordable. Cruise pricing is based on double occupancy, so this space lets you connect with others looking to share a room, split costs, and meet new friends before we sail. Browse posts, share your travel preferences, and coordinate with someone who’s a good match. This group is simply a community resource to help people pair up and make the cruise possible. Safe, respectful connection is the goal—welcome aboard!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1190992542915602
INFLUENCERS ABOARD THE CRUISE
Radio Free Mormon
Radio Free Mormon is a sharp legal mind turned podcaster who dissects LDS history, culture, and apologetics with precision and biting wit. His deep dives often expose contradictions and overlooked details that reshape how listeners understand Mormonism. He’s known for rigorous research wrapped in sly humor. Host of Radio Free Mormon and co-host of Mormonism Live, Mormonism After Dark, and The Mormon Newscast.
Rebecca Bibliotheca
Rebecca Bibliotheca is a writer, researcher, and co-host of Mormonish and The Mormon Newscast, known for tackling difficult Mormon topics with warmth, clarity, and intellectual grounding. Her work blends lived experience with historical research, making complex issues accessible. She’s become a respected voice for nuanced post-Mormon conversations.
Bill Reel
Bill Reel is a former LDS bishop turned investigative podcaster who hosts Mormon Discussion and co-hosts Mormonism Live, Mormonism After Dark, and The Almost Awakened Podcast. His work exposes historical inconsistencies, harmful systems, and institutional secrecy within Mormonism. He pairs critique with compassion for those navigating faith transitions.
Landon Brophy
Landon Brophy is a co-host of Mormonish, bringing sharp analysis, storytelling, and disarming humor to the show’s exploration of Mormon culture and history. His approachable style helps viewers confront heavy topics without losing their footing. He’s a steady, trusted voice in the broader ex-Mormon community.
Charley Harrell
Charley Harrell is a scholar of LDS history and author of “This is My Doctrine” whose research on scripture, doctrine, and belief development has reshaped how many understand the evolution of Mormon theology. He blends academic discipline with accessibility, making complex issues digestible for non-specialists. His work is foundational in post-Mormon scholarship.
Ganesh Cherian
Ganesh Cherian is a former LDS bishop and thought leader in the Australian post-Mormon community. He’s known for his grounded, pastoral approach to faith transitions and for speaking candidly about institutional harm. His insights bridge cultural, experiential, and theological gaps for global ex-Mormons.
Dr. Julie De Azevedo
Dr. Julie De Azevedo is a therapist, author of several books, and feminist LDS commentator whose work illuminates the emotional, relational, and systemic pressures placed on women in Mormonism. She advocates for autonomy and healthy boundaries while confronting unhealthy cultural patterns. She is the host of the Ask Dr. Julie Hanks Podcast. Her voice resonates widely with those challenging patriarchal religious structures.
Jana Spangler
Jana Spangler, is a Certified Integral Professional Coach and ICF member whose work bridges contemplative spirituality, emotional maturity, and trauma-informed development. Trained at The Living School under Richard Rohr, she guides clients through the complexity of faith transitions with a blend of developmental, somatic, and enneagram-based insight. A sought-after speaker and retreat leader, she helps people trust their inner compass and navigate the misunderstood stages of spiritual growth.
Dr. Randy Bell
Randall Bell, PhD, is a sociologist and economist known worldwide for his work on major disaster-recovery cases, earning him the nickname “Master of Disaster.” Drawing on decades of research from tragedies like the World Trade Center, Sandy Hook, and the BP Oil Spill, he studies why some people break and others rise, culminating in his influential book Post-Traumatic Thriving: The Art, Science, & Stories of Resilience. A frequent media expert and founder of Core IQ, Bell blends academic rigor with personal experience to teach practical pathways from trauma to growth.
Dr. John Lundwall
John Knight Lundwall holds a doctorate in Mythological Studies from Pacifica Graduate Institute. He is a published author, an academic editor, and a popular, public presenter. He is the founder of the Utah Cultural Astronomy Project, and leads a team of researchers, including archeologists, rock art specialists, and photographers, in the investigation and filming of ancient Native American rock imagery and sites in the region of present-day Utah. He is also a founder of the Utah Valley Astronomy Club and partners with state and national parks in Utah to help run their science and astronomy programs.
Sam Young
Sam Young is the former bishop who led the Protect LDS Children movement, challenging the Church’s interview practices and advocating for safer boundaries for youth. His activism sparked national attention and created unprecedented pressure on LDS leadership. He remains a symbol of principled dissent and child-centered reform.