
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
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A church that prepares for the end of the world tells you everything about its present. We dig into Scientology’s underground vaults built by the Church of Spiritual Technology—why they exist, how the etched steel archives are made, a... more
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A religion that etches its scriptures into stainless steel, presses its sermons onto gold records, and seals everything inside titanium capsules buried in mountains sounds like science fiction. We take you there—mapping Scientology’s ... more
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What does life at Scientology’s international headquarters actually look like when the cameras aren’t rolling? We open the map to Gold Base—also known as Int Base—and walk through who’s there, what they do, and why nearly everything m... more
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A gleaming studio with a fence that listens. That’s the paradox at Gold Base, Scientology’s international HQ, where Golden Era Productions presents a pristine creative campus while security systems hum beneath the hedges. We take you ... more
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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!!😊
I really enjoy all the stories and deep knowledge Claire and Marc share with the world. The happiness, kindness, and humor of the podcast is much appreciated. Great content.
I became interested in Scientology when I stumbled across Tony Ortega’s book about Paulette Cooper, Breaking Miss Lovely, which tells a horrifying true story about how Scientology operates and the vindictive, vicious nature of their cult. Marc and Claire have compelling stories and it’s frankly very impressive that they have managed to thrive with a successful marriage, business, family and podcast despite everything they have been through-not everyone gets out (#WheresShelley?) They&their guest... more
I found this podcast after listening to them as guest speakers on Mike Rinder and Leah’s podcast and have never looked back. Have listened to them all and have really educated me on Scientology. Also great that they are a good laugh too. Keep up the great work with educating people and getting people out and into a safe environment. From sunny Britain 😂🇬🇧
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A unique exploration into the hidden realities of Scientology, this series focuses on the experiences of former insiders who have escaped the organization. Key themes include an in-depth look at life within the Sea Organization and the psychological and physical toll it takes on its members. The hosts share personal anecdotes, shedding light on the compelling yet disturbing practices used to maintain allegiance and silence within the church. The content balances dark revelations with elements of humor, making it both educational and engaging for listeners interested in uncovering the truth behind high-control groups, particularly Scientology. Notably, the insights are often derived from first-hand experiences, making the narrative especiall... more
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