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They have a pretentious
& cult mentality
They talk over each other & do not really take any responsibility for their actions during their time in the cult
Also they laughingly played an audio of their 2yr old cussing , low moral compasses
I have been able to catch a little of 3 episodes of your podcast related to the troubled teen industry. Thank you for doing this. I went to CEDU just a couple years after Rachel Uchitel went. I am also friends with author Anne L Peterson who turned me on to your podcast first.
I am making a documentary about CEDU and its role in the troubled teen industry. CEDU closed in 2005, but it is still the standard of care for this industry today. In 1999, CEDU and ex-CEDU staff made the umbrella organi... more
Long time listener and fan of this podcast and the hosts but 3/4 of the time is ads, too hard to get through. I know they need to make a living and I could pay for as free but just not the same.
I have been having a hard time listening to this show for the past year or so, even though I’m rooting for Sarah and Nippy. I had to turn off the latest Sean Miller episode in the middle because I couldn’t listen to Nippy once again go off on a barely related tangent to what the guest was talking about. This has been happening more and more lately and many of the rants are filled with anger and confusing rhetoric about hot button topics of today.
This latest example was born out of a conversa... more
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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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