
A show for people within high control groups who have genuine questions about the tenets they are being asked to accept on faith. This is a safe forum to respectfully investigate people's questions about the group they are in.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||

The real betrayal, if the ten year plan is true, is that millions of lives are being cynically controlled. Not by Jehovah, but by a PR firm deciding which fundamental beliefs remain and which have to change to maintain organisational stability and re... more
We also discuss the role of the Hospital Liaison Committees now, with some difference of opinion on their previous usefulness, whether JWs still need blood cards, whether in fact most JWs will continue to refuse blood out of ignorance of their own do... more
We also hear about Adam's cycling shorts, Louise's skirt and a brother who lost privileges until he could afford new tyres on his car. What happens when someone is stumbled? We're not entirely certain, but we know its not the little trip or fall that... more
There are book, film and documentary recommendations in this episode that are entertaining and enlightening, including one ex JW who inadvertently managed to get the governing body to lie on TV and also make a blatant attempt to hide the shunning pol... more
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Stephanie’s microphone is not working well. Her audio sounds muzzled.
I find these podcasts informative and very easy to listen to.
How wonderful to have a qualified lawyer and her right-hand man as cohost. Louise uses dark humour to gently tease out the issues as Adam brings the research to aspects that necessitate facts and figures. Easy listening and rather fascinating. But I would say that - I’m an invited guest.









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