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“My parents used James Dobson’s teachings to justify a lot of abusive behavior in my childhood, and this podcast has been so validating, healing, and a little triggering to listen to. I’ve been looking back on my childhood wondering if certain things were normal, and this podcast has been extremely helpful in validating my trauma.
The podcast has a light hearted tone as they talk about serious subject matter, and I really like Jake’s approach (to other reviewers: Brooke grows on you and becomes less cringe, just keep listening!)
Suggestion for the show creators: I think it would be interesting to hear from people who were raised with the teachings of James Dobson should you ever decide to have guest interview segments. This podcast has been such a cathartic listen and I hope you keep creating episodes!”
Savagevixen via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/24/24
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“I had high hopes for this show.
Although they make valid points about bad psychology of Focus on the Family, I was taken aback by the juvenile approach this show uses.
If you want people outright making fun of others and laughing hysterically this fits the bill.”
Delightmarie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/03/24
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“Little crazy in a good way.
I was born to a fundamental Baptist missionary Pastor. I have about 10-15 memories total from my childhood thanks to my father. These people are making it possible for me to peel back some layers of the brainwashing in a surprisingly comedic way. If you’re looking to...”Read full review »
Bill Boness via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/18/24
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