
Marc Headley worked at Scientology’s secret desert compound, which houses all Scientology management, for 15 years. The 500-acre property is located deep in the California desert. The local townspeople were told lectures and films were made there. But is that all that was happening? It is the location of a multi-million dollar home for L. Ron Hubbard, built two decades after his death. It is the h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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They tell you Scientology is about personal freedom, then they staff the Sea Org like it’s a forever job with no retirement, no real medical plan, and no graceful exit. We sit down for a rapid-fire Q&A and answer the questions peopl... more
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A building plan can tell the truth even when the PR doesn’t. We’re back with a deep walkthrough of the official City of Clearwater plans for the proposed L. Ron Hubbard Hall, Scientology’s new auditorium and banquet complex planted ... more
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Shelly Miscavige has not appeared in public since 2005 and that single fact keeps raising the same unsettling question: how can the wife of Scientology leader David Miscavige seemingly disappear while the Church insists everything i... more
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A person doesn’t just vanish for nearly two decades without a system helping it happen. We’re digging into the long-running question “Where is Shelly Miscavige?” with Rachel Hastings, a former Scientology film professional whose tim... more
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i love the podcast on paper, and most of the time, for real... but only if claire is hosting.
Marc and Claire do not disappoint as they expose Scientology and all it’s evil tactics. Keep up the great work!
Update: I dont like the way Marc speaks to Claire sometimes. I hope he realizes that she’s the star here. Her solo episodes are the best. I really like this show but Mark interrupts Claire too often. Her interviews with guests are always a highlight.
Great show, but let’s not platform Joy Villa just because she left Scientology. She continues to be toxic and culty. Look her up. She’s harmful to humanity.
I do care about Marc too but Claire has a special light that only allows her to do good. No pretense but lots of empathy and humor are a recipe for modeling an authentic self.
I do believe the Scientology parents are negligent and don’t seem concerned about how their children are being treated by this cult. Claire grew up to be lovely despite Scientology and the neglect of her parents to this day!!😊
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Former Scientology insiders Marc and Claire Headley give firsthand accounts of life inside the organization, with particular attention to the Sea Org, the International Base, leadership, and the systems used to control members. Their conversations examine how the organization operates, how people leave, and the challenges of rebuilding life outside it. Episodes also investigate Scientology's media productions, property and fundraising activity, treatment of children, and unresolved questions surrounding Shelly Miscavige.
The format combines the hosts' personal experience with interviews featuring former staff, production professionals, advocates, and specialists. Guests contribute detailed recollections of specific roles and events, while ... more
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