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TNH podcast: Helping survivors of religious trauma & high control groups find footing post-deconstruction. Hosted by @baren_nick & @Yung_Logo_ 🎙️ thenewheretics.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts The New Heretics, a society show with 16 episodes published.
On this All Hallows Eve, @Yung_Logo and @Baren_Nick swap spooky stories from our lives as Jehovah’s Witnesses and beyond. We discuss the limits of our perceptions and sift through skeptical explanations for common uncann
Longtime cult activist and former Jehovah's Witness Lloyd Evans joins The New Heretics to discuss cult deconstruction, the benefits of psychedelics, and the complicated nature of reality and perception. For a wealth of J
exMo Logan joins The New Heretics to recount her experience in a "wayward teen" cult where abuse and mind control was rampant. Topics include the methods Whitmore Academy and Cheryl Sudweeks used to control its victims,
Nick and Logo are joined by business executive and mindfulness enjoyer Patrick Butler to discuss his deconversion process out of fundamentalist Christianity and what he's taken from Buddhist thought. Specific information
Philosophy YouTuber Emerson Green joins Nick and Logo to "steelman" Mormonism from a secular perspective. Christians and others in the West often malign The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as "Christianity wi
Jake from the AltWorldly channel joins the pod to discuss the life and lore of Jehovah’s Witnesses, as well as many of the downstream consequences of being a multigenerational cult member. Topics include JW urban legends
exJW Ruby joins The New Heretics to advocate for the America First movement and recounts her conversion to Orthodox Christianity post deconstruction. We also discuss the backlash her political shift received within the o
Scott R. Jones joined the podcast to discuss his new auto-fictional novel Drill, a darkly humous and raw story of a mailman who dares to fight God. We discuss the damage caused by growing up as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses
In Part 3 of our series Being PIMQ, we rank doubts and conditions for doubting that Jehovah’s Witnesses may encounter from time to time. Our top tier doubts may surprise you — they surprised us as we went through topics
In Part 2 of “Being PIMQ,” Logo and Nick discuss a bit of JW news followed by an in-depth recounting of the doubts that ultimately proved too much for them to overcome. 13:13 — Logo’s waking up story 1:06:42 — Nick’s wak
A wide-ranging chat with JW Instagram meme artist @1914Hoax aka April [The Apostate] about life as a 5th-generation Jehovah’s Witness, pioneering, the fading process, dating, relationships, disturbing service anecdotes,
In part one of Being PIMQ (Physically In, Mentally Questioning), Nick and Logo dive into the notion of doubt. Where does it come from, how does one begin to doubt, and what does that process of questioning look like? Fro
In part 2, Logo and Nick scrutinize Jehovah’s Witnesses’ claim that they are the one true Christian religion and, if so, where were they for 1800 years? Topics include sola scriptura, apostolic succession, theological ba
On this episode, Nick and Logo discuss the heavily contentious topic of, “Are Jehovahs Witnesses Christian?” We discuss the differences between a Cult and other Religious groups, and how that impacts their public recepti
Nick and Logo discuss the the different aspects that make something a “Cult”. From the BITE model to the Pop-Culture Understanding of Cult like behaviors and Aesthetics, they go into the nitty gritty details of what make
Welcome to The New Heretics Podcast. A podcast made for Ex-cult victims trying to reconstruct their lives and worldview after their reconversion. Join Nick and Logo as they discuss the plans for this show as well as some
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