The Cult Next Door
The Cult Next DoorHosted by Mattie Lasiter and Ashleigh Teeter, siblings who were separated for more than 25 years due to the shadow of their shared past.Their father, a charismatic but enigmatic figure, led a cult that consumed the lives of its members, leaving their family torn apart and forbidden from contact.They have reunited to share their journey with you while unravelling the haunting tales of cults from ar... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityTrue Crime | |||
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In our 2nd episode with Mindy, she shares her journey growing up in a strict religious environment where purity culture shaped her early decisions, including marrying young at 19. She recounts the challenges o... more
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Our guest, Mindy shares her experience growing up in a cult-like family led by her controlling pastor father. The family moved often due to financial struggles and her father’s various church roles. Mindy desc... more
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Liz and Mel share their journeys after leaving high-control churches. Mel finds initial comfort in a non-denominational church, marries, and starts a family, but later becomes involved in another controlling A... more
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In this episode, Liz and Mel open up about their contrasting experiences growing up on a highly controlled religious farm. Mel shares the difficulties she faced, including being accused of inappropriate behavi... more
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- EP 62 lost me
I have loved and told so many people about this podcast because it felt powerful and raw and needed. Until ep 62 with Taylor. It’s ok that the hosts and some guests are not Christian. It is ok for their belief to be a belief in nothing. However to dog others and talk about how you can’t be Christian and believe in the Bible. They talk about how they are smarter than others because they use critical thinking to disprove beliefs and others don’t. I don’t care if you believe in God, Jesus, Buddha o... more
Apple Podcasts1Amanda Murdock!
United Statesa month ago - Just ok
The early episodes of this aren’t that great. It’s just 2 people talking about specific situations that happened in their lives as part of a cult, which would be cool, but it’s more like they’re talking to other people who left the same cult, and not a general audience. They talk about people and specific situations that make it seem like it’s just cult gossip. Meh.
Apple Podcasts3amitielUnited States3 months ago - Well, that’s f-ing weird…
The amount of times I have said this comment out loud in the 43 episodes I have listened to…several EVERY SINGLE EPISODE!!! Every play of the beginning recordings of “the marriage chamber” starts it off. The show is really amazingly well done, not salacious, but compassionate and with empathy, and sprinkled in laughter throughout! Love it and love these classy people who are brave enough to share their past, present, and hopefully the future.
Apple Podcasts5GirlWhoPaintsUnited States4 months ago - Religion and narcissist-free
I grew up southern Baptist, which, while conservative and patriarchal, wasn’t overly culty. However, my childhood home was run by a stepfather who was narcissistic, abusive, and controlling. So Ive been able to identify with many of your experiences. Like you, am no longer ruled by a narcissist or by religion. Thank you for adding clarity and levity to an otherwise hopeless situation.
Apple Podcasts5MugsielewUnited States5 months ago - Comforting Sleep
This may sound strange but I like to use podcasts to help me sleep at night. “Boring” podcasts keep me awake because my mind wanders. This podcast helps me cope with my anxieties through calm and comforting conversation as I doze off. I don’t want this review to make it sound like it isn’t a good podcast because I sleep through it, to the contrary, the better the podcast the better the sleep quality and I always wake up rested and less anxious when I sleep to y’all. Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5MommaLandUnited States6 months ago
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The content focuses on the nuanced exploration of cult experiences, particularly through the eyes of those who have left high-control religious groups. It features compelling conversations with individuals who share their personal journeys of escaping cults, emphasizing themes of recovery, identity reclamation, and emotional healing. The discourse is often enriched with anecdotes that blend humor with the gravity of their experiences, making it relatable and engaging for listeners. Each episode dives into the complexities of belief systems, family dynamics affected by cult membership, and the psychological impacts associated with strict doctrines, thereby offering listeners valuable insights into recognizing the signs of potentially harmful... more
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The Cult Next Door launched 2 years ago and published 79 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Cult Next Door include:
1. LaNisa Renee Frederick
2. Blake Moorer
3. Mandy Jones
4. Naomi Wright
5. Jessica Lasiter
6. Dr. Laura E. Anderson
7. Chelsie Ryan
8. Lindsay Taylor
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