
Enter the Kingdom of the Cults with Cultish; a program that explores the impact of the cults from a theological, sociological, and psychologicalperspective. Immerse yourself in the thinking, teaching, strategies, and consequences born out of the nefarious leaders of these movements.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 354 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this episode of Cultish, we interview Jason Cantino, who grew up inside Jehovah’s Witnesses under the authority of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. He shares what life was really like inside the organization—and how the Lord led him out. No... more
This is the second part of our interview; it was conducted four years ago. Join Andrew Soncrant, the Super Sleuth, along with Elder Wade Orsini as they interview Cody Smith. Hear how the Lord’s hand has been at work throughout Cody’s life. You won’t ... more
Join us for an engaging live discussion as Jeremiah Roberts and Andrew Soncrant break down the recent debate between Dr. James White and Jacob Hansen on the question: “Is the God of Calvinism Morally Reprehensible?”
Jacob Hansen, a prominent LDS inf... more
This interview was conducted four years ago and is being released for the first time today. Join Andrew Soncrant, the Super Sleuth, along with Elder Wade Orsini as they interview Cody Smith. Hear how the Lord’s hand has been at work throughout Cody’s... more
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I only listened to half of one episode, but the hosts own religious beliefs were discussed and seemed to bias their report. This is a Christian focused podcast.
Love the podcast guys! With the La Luz de Mundo podcast I heard a lot about Oneness Pentecostal (Apostolic) influence. I would love if to hear you guys to head to head with the guys on the Apostolic Classroom podcast. They are out of Indianapolis. I’ve been around both trinitarian and oneness believers… I think categorizing them as “modalist” is an uneducated under-simplification. Think you all could have an in-depth conversation.
‘ A lack of evidence is no evidence ‘
I would investigate the questionable deviant past of your guests before you host them as truth, lol.
I’m honestly not a bit surprised by your so called Christian misrepresentation of truth and am all too familiar with people like you who identify yourselves as historical, factual experts on the documentary subject when the people you host present made up drama stories, misconceptions and blatantly inaccurate information claiming to represent truth all the w... more
Nothing on *how* to actually talk with JWs. Just stories *about* talking to JWs
It sounds like these people are in a smiley, high control, high demand religion… aka a cult.
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The content offers a thorough examination of the complex dynamics of cults, particularly discussing their effects on individuals and communities from various perspectives, including theological, psychological, and sociological angles. Topics frequently cover notorious groups such as the World Mission Society Church of God, La Luz del Mundo, and various Korean cults, detailing personal experiences of former members who share their journeys to freedom. Additionally, aspects of high-demand religious movements, manipulation tactics, and societal reactions to cult influences are often highlighted, providing listeners with insights into the dangers of such affiliations without drawing conclusions about their faith. The hosts frequently engage wit... more
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Recent guests on Cultish include:
1. Cody Smith
2. Mitch Kuniko
3. Luis Fledging
4. Luis Carlos Reyes
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6. Colin Samul
7. Robert Luke Solberg
8. Steve Matthew
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