
Think you might be in a cult? Want to know the signs? Join Sarah Edmondson and Anthony “Nippy” Ames to talk about things that are..a little bit culty. Or in their case: a whole bunch of culty. As whistleblowers documented in the critically-acclaimed HBO series “The Vow,” Sarah and Nippy have a lot to say about their experience, and burning questions to ask people with similar stories. They’re here... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 374 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In Part 1, Julianna Glasse joins us for a conversation about what happens when a woman starts reading, questioning, and noticing the system she was raised to accept as absolute truth. Raised in the Christian Evangelical Free church by a pastor father... more
Suzanne Jordan is back for Part 2, and this one starts exactly where it needs to: the moment 24-year-old Suzanne braced herself in a doorframe and told Yogi Bhajan she thought of him like an old grandpa. We get the full story of his sexual advance, h... more
Suzanne Jordan joins us for a deep dive into her time in the early days of 3HO, Kundalini, and the world built around Yogi Bhajan. She shares how childhood trauma, family rupture, Omega House, and a desperate search for safety and belonging created t... more
In Part 2 of our conversation with Sean Miller, we get into the messy business of figuring out what to keep—and what to leave behind—after spending 36 years as a Jehovah’s Witness. Sean talks about the anger, grief, and identity crisis that came with... more
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I am a therapist with experience in cult recovery. I was delighted to discover this podcast because they have the perfect combination of empathy and irreverence. This field can become bogged down in drama and gravity, especially around potentially salacious topics. But these two are kind, authentic and funny AND take the topic seriously. They are even willing to be highly vulnerable on the air and that is impressive. I consider they are doing a great service to the cult recovery community to whi... more
These two I have known personally for a decade and they are incredible and such a breath of fresh air in this crazy world. They have been through so much but have come out on the other side wiser! Proud to call you both a friend! Keep up the good work!
Sarah and Nippy’s podcast – along with their education, vulnerability, resilience, and fun camaraderie – is a delight. Yes, they get into tough topics but their approach to doing so – and frank, open discussions – is a bright light in a challenging world. Sarah and Nippy’s recognition that cults and cult-like behavior finds its way into surprising parts of our world – and their willingness to shine a light on it, especially given their own experiences – is a reminder that there is always more to... more
The shorter episodes now have way too many “words from our sponsors” and make the episodes choppy and unfulfilling to listen to. Would much prefer less episodes that are at least an hour. I get you need sponsors but more sponsors have somehow made this podcast much more difficult to listen to and get into.
I used to really enjoy the podcast, but the last two episodes have left me feeling uncomfortable. I feel like these two people have a hard time acknowledging their own inconsistencies and contradictions. There are certain issues that simply aren’t up for debate, and one of them is human life.
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A show focused on understanding, healing from, and preventing manipulation and coercive influence. It features survivor stories and expert insights across high-control groups, cults, and related trauma, with practical guidance, language tools, and safety checklists. Guests range from ex-members and advocates to therapists and researchers, often tying personal recovery to broader social and policy conversations. A notable edge is the hosts' lived experience as survivors, which brings compassionate perspective, rigorous critique, and a steady emphasis on empowering resources for healing and accountability.
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