
We can give you 144,000 reasons why overlapping generations aren't a thing. Each week features a look at subjects, experiences and observations from the world of Jehovah's Witnesses, all through the eyes of a former elder who was raised as a JW in the 70's & 80's. Lots of laughs and even some tears. Beards allowed, leave your head coverings at the door. Bring a cheese danish.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

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The Governing Body has mastered using loaded language. After decades of promising that two words in 1 Thessalonians would kick off the fall of religion, the Great Tribulation and ultimately Armageddon, the February 2026 Watchto... more
For an organization that claims they were chosen by Jesus Christ of the Bible to represent him on earth, one would expect to find people of utmost character. Is that what you see in Jehovah's Witnesses? From the serious, including shunning and deadly... more
Governing Body member Kenneth Cook Jr. reminds Jehovah's Witnesses that  Armageddon is imminent and they can practice good time management by acting like Joseph, son of Jacob. He didn't own a watch, but the Bible does tell us he was really good look... more
We believed we were the generation that would never experience death. We also were moon walking, wearing leg warmers, dressing like the guys in Miami Vice or RATT. If you dodged Satan, the Smurfs, led a 'double life,' know all the words to Purple Rai... more
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i had a pretty rough childhood thanks to this organization. this guy never fails to make me laugh about it still. this show has helped me heal so much i highly recommend if you’re an ex JW.
as an ex-JW, this is the podcast that has helped me with my healing and reconstruction. Stacy does an excellent job of articulating a lot of the hypocrisy, inconsistent application of doctrine and discipline, and the tumultuous social culture that is cultivated by the Jehovah’s Witness organization. He uploads once a week but I really need more to be honest his podcast is invaluable to anyone PIMI, PIMO, POMO, etc. No notes. Just an excellent analysis of the inner workings of the doctrine with a... more
As a regular Christian I do have a hard time with the way he talks about the Bible itself, this is why I only give four stars. I don’t take issue with anything else and I can sympathize with his feelings and opinions on the JWs. I happen to know a few ex-JWs, my dad’s wife and her kids. They were broken by the organization and knowing their story gave me a heart for those still in the religion. Of course, my heart is to reach them with the historic Gospel of Christ.
As to the show, I think he ... more
As the daughter of parents that believed this was the true way to worship God, learning how they manipulate people into this belief is enlightening. I wish I had discovered it earlier.
You’re not a JW but you keep up with their updates just to contradict them….Um…ok. Just to be clear I’m not a JW but you are definitely an apostate.
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Content covers various aspects of life and beliefs within the Jehovah's Witness community, providing humorous insights through the lens of a former elder. Episodes tackle topics such as the organization's doctrinal discrepancies, personal experiences growing up Jehovah's Witness during the 70s and 80s, criticism of corporate-like structures within the faith, and examination of contemporary issues faced by its members. The host frequently employs humor to address serious themes, making the discussions relatable to both former members and those seeking to understand this unique religious landscape.
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