False information/no fact checking
When talking about a religion/ “cult” there needs to be an actual context, information about why is it a cult, what is the difference between a religion and a cult? Etc. Spreading misinformation and taking someone’s experience at face value is not only irresponsible, but highly unethical. I wish they understood that a persons experience or story doesn’t make it necessarily true, in terms of them ACTUALLY being part of such collective... anyways I digress. I advise you take this topic more serious and don’t jump on the bandwagon of calling everything a cult... especially when you seem to not know what a cult is...
Jnni20 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/17/21
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I’m a practicing psychotherapist and am so grateful for the education, wisdom, empathy, and advocacy Rachel brings to this excellent, and timely, project. Greater understanding of coercive control and cult dynamics is growing, but we have a long way to go in clinical practice as well as our...Read full review »
tituba1984 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/22/23
I LOOOOVE this show! It’s made me aware of coercive control, helped me see attitudes I was raised with that were unhelpful and given me a tool to educate my children so they can learn what to look out for and about what some of their peers experience. I cannot praise this enough! 10 out of 5...Read full review »
CMG725 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/30/23
Really great podcast overall. I love the topics and the hosts skill at navigating complex and sensitive subjects. I feel some irritation with the EG ep about the troubled teen industry. To be clear- it’s super problematic and does require more regulation. I worked for a program for 3 years, 15...Read full review »
Gleeben via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/05/23
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