Cult Liter Podcast Host Spencer Henry brings the bizarre every Tuesday. Each week we'll dive into a new story of cults, crime, televangelists gone wild, you never really know what you're going to get, just a guaranteed good time.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 413 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture |
On September 11th, 2001 the entire United States was horrified by the vicious terrorist attacks. The bravery of some individuals who survived the attacks, such as Tania Head, helped unify others, and provide space for fellow victims. This is her stor... more
TGIF! This week I sat down and just started yappin' till Madison Reyes knocked on my door and I said hey sit down, talk about the time you got arrested at Mervyns and she delivered! We're talking about our troubled youths, relationships with alcohol ... more
This week we’re going back to our roots as I do a deeper dive into the atrocities surrounding cult leader Roch Theriault and “The Ant Hill Kids.” From extreme punishment to straight up moidah, this has got to be one of our most horrifying episodes to... more
Well Cult Babes, it finally happened, I’m no longer a skeptic. Listen in as my sister Olivia (@everydayjubilee) and I discuss our visit with a San Francisco medium! more
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The his show is one of a few I look forward to every week and went back in the catalogue to listen to. It’s always interesting to hear multiple takes of a case or a cult or any situation really. Spencer Henry does a great job of researching a variety of subjects and is a joy to listen to.
I absolutely love cult leader! My only “complaint” is that they are so short! The episodes are so interesting,but I need more details🤍
Please sloooowwwww down!! You go way too fast! You have interesting stories.
The story of this hate group has been around TOO long…with you speaking on it recently, it brings back memories from approx 12 years ago. Our local Baptist church was having a funeral for a young man. If recall correctly he had been a soldier and took his own life- military and suicide- prime picking for these people with so much hate to spew. Ugh! They show up- signs, bull horns, just a ridiculous scene. The local high school was directly across the street- so this church and this school ... more
I just get so happy when a new episode appears!
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