“Mormon Mythellaneous” was spotlighted in Utah Valley Magazine’s November/December 2008 issue as one of the “5 Best Made In Utah Valley”.  Read the full article here.

On October 4th KSL aired a condensed version of Mormon Mythellaneous just after the Saturday afternoon session of General Conference.   The broadcast was a success and was the highest rated show that Saturday with the exception of General Conference.  The KSL Evening News received a rating of about 13.2 that evening while Mormon Mythellaneous received a 14.8.  Statistics show that nearly 1/3 of the people watching TV in the area were watching the broadcast!

We all know that Jell-O is big in Utah, but what you might not have realized is that Jell-O is the official snack of Utah.  The dessert also has it’s own official holiday in Utah, “Jell-O Week” which is outlined in the proclamation below.

Ogden’s “Standard Examiner” published an article on Sunday, November 2nd that discusses Mormon Mythellaneous.  The article takes a close look at myths from the film and how they were busted. Read the full article here.

The Daily Universe at Brigham Young University ran a short article on Mormon Mythellaneous by Amanda Wallace.  In the article Wallace describes the film as being “comical…but there is certain depth to it.” Read the full article here.

Deseret News featured Mormon Mythellaneous in their “Mormon Times” section on October 30, 2008.  Reporter Lynn Arave wrote a review of the film and commented that “It kept [my daughter's] attention as much as any Hollywood production.”  Read Lynn’s entire review…

Have you seen the film? Let us know what you think!

Do you know a myth that wasn’t discussed in the film? Discuss new stories or new twists on old stories.

How do faith and folklore coexist? Your thoughts on faith promoting rumors.