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CW: Mentions of child abuse.
In this episode of Aquarian Music Witch: The Podcast, Jane sits down with Karrie Ann for an intimate and revealing conversation about their parallel journeys growing up in and eventually leaving American evangelical Christianity. Despite belonging to churches that may appear different on the surface, Jane and Karrie share a surprising overlap of experiences, such as studying the Abeka curriculum (a popular but terrible religious and homeschooling program). The discussion also takes a serious turn as they explore how self-governed churches can often become breeding grounds for abuse and the subjugation of women, sharing personal stories and broader observations.
As the conversation unfolds, Jane and Karrie reflect on the emotional and psychological impact of their upbringing and the challenges they faced in their paths to healing and self-discovery. The episode concludes on a hopeful note as they discuss the power of music, and the significance of finding new "third spaces" and communities outside of the church environment.
Join us for a candid and heartfelt dialogue about faith, freedom, and the search for new ways to connect and belong.
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