
”Amish children and adults will have resources and education to combat crimes in their communities. We bridge the gaps between English and Amish culture”
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & Spirituality | |||

Join us for a conversation with Bri Stoltzfus about Steve Stutzman, Strait Paths and Plain Communities responses to disclosure of child abuse. The blog: www.themisfitamish.com/post/c...
You may find Bri on Facebook: / bri.stoltzfus.2025 ... more
Join us for a conversation with Weylin Unruh, author of The Godly Face of Narcissm. Weylin was part of the Church of God in Christ Mennonites. He left the church and several years later published a book that examines behaviors that were normalized, b... more
Join us for a conversation with Remii from an Old Order Amish group that did practice rumspringa. Remii discusses her experiences, including early teens, and shares how she escaped. Remii had some unique challenges and needed assistance to establish ... more
Hosts Mary and Barbie dissect a Psychology Today article on working with Amish families, calling out misinformation and harmful recommendations related to child abuse, reporting, and cultural assumptions.
The episode highlights cultural misunderstan... more
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She’s more than a “survivor”! She’s a WARRIOR! She fought back and continues to fight for the TRUTH! Celebrate her accomplishments and struggles! Celebrate her success in life despite these abusers who have sought to destroy her life and punish her for speaking out! Support her and stand with her in her TRUTH!
The misfit Amish is very informative in the truth of the tough subjects of the sins in the Amish
The misfit Amish is very informative in the truth of the tough subjects of the sins in the Amish
if you want to listen to an informative and helpful podcast, look elsewhere. not worth your time
if you want to listen to an informative and helpful podcast, look elsewhere. not worth your time
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The show consistently centers conversations around Amish and Mennonite culture, child welfare, trauma, and the boundaries between insular communities and outside systems. Episodes often critique or illuminate cultural norms, highlight personal trauma and advocacy, and push for better understanding and safeguards without simplifying complex dynamics. A notable strength is inviting diverse guest perspectives—from adoptees and LGBTQ voices to researchers and activists—creating a candid, sometimes provocative look at religion, tradition, and social change. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who want ethical, people-focused discussions that challenge stereotypes and explore reform in sensitive communities.
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Recent guests on The Misfit Amish include:
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2. Michelle Stewart
3. Cynthia Aldridge
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