
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 | 227 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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A “rehabilitation” program that feels like prison. A forgiveness ritual that ends at a paint shed. A Christmas day so rare that 60 people sprint down Hollywood Boulevard to seize it before it’s canceled. We take you inside Scientology’s ... more
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Secrets don’t just hide in the shadows at Scientology’s international headquarters—they’re baked into the rules. We open the door on life at Gold Base: the mail opened before you read it, the addresses laundered through Hollywood to disg... more
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The first days of freedom don’t come with instructions. We walked out with a suitcase, a borrowed car, and a head full of rules to unlearn—then found a pizza shop with a Help Wanted sign and realized the world outside wasn’t the barren w... more
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Step inside Scientology’s balance sheet and the picture changes fast: small, friendly intro courses up front, a steep climb of costly counseling and training behind the curtain, and one Florida powerhouse quietly bankrolling the whole ma... more
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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!!😊
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
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This podcast offers a unique and insightful look into the inner workings of Scientology, particularly focusing on the experiences of former members, Marc and Claire Headley. With a strong emphasis on personal narratives, the hosts recount their own journeys of escaping the highly secretive and often controversial organization. Listeners are engaged through detailed anecdotes regarding life at Scientology's base, the challenges of adjusting to life outside the cult, and the psychological impact of their past experiences. The podcast frequently features guests who share their own stories of abuse and resilience, creating a community-focused atmosphere of support and advocacy for those affected by high-control groups.
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