The Importance of Having a Voice and Podcast News
Cult Hackers10 Feb 2024

The Importance of Having a Voice and Podcast News

After 267 episodes we've decided that's the end of season 1. In the final episode of the season Celine and Stephen explore why leavers of cults and coercively controlling religions feel the need to express themselves about their experience.

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Ep 13. 'The Cult of Trump' - Book Review

Ep 13. 'The Cult of Trump' - Book Review

We review cult expert Steven Hassan's latest book 'The Cult of Trump'. Should we think of Trumpism as a cult? What evidenced is presented and is it convincing? We look at the psychology behind the claim and the argument presented.

18 Jan 20211h 10min

Ep 12. Angels and Doubts - a Jehovah’s Witness Childhood.

Ep 12. Angels and Doubts - a Jehovah’s Witness Childhood.

Part 1 of a 3 part personal story. Dad (Stephen) describes his childhood as a Jehovah’s Witness, from his early experiences of being the only Witness at school and confidence that he had an angelic protector, his training in the preaching work and taking part in meetings, through to leaving school and getting baptised. Dad remembers his dominant emotions of fear and anxiety and the concept of bloodguilt, as well as a belief that he would have to endure persecution. This against a background of growing doubts about what he’d been taught and his gradual realisation of his own beliefs.

11 Jan 202156min

Ep 11. Bounce-back-ability: How to be resilient

Ep 11. Bounce-back-ability: How to be resilient

Celine and Stephen look at what it means to be resilient and how to strengthen your resilience. It's not just about taking the blows!    References Coutu, D. L. (2002). How resilience works. Harvard business review, 80(5), 46-56.   Yarker, J., Lewis, R., McDowall, A. & Teoh, K. (2020). Managing our wellbeing in the context of the Covid-19 Pandemic   Stephens, J. P., Heaphy, E. D., Carmeli, A., Spreitzer, G. M., & Dutton, J. E. (2013). Relationship quality and virtuousness: Emotional carrying capacity as a source of individual and team resilience. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 49(1), 13-41.

4 Jan 202143min

Ep. 10 Mind Body Separation

Ep. 10 Mind Body Separation

Celine and Stephen explore Cartesian Dualism - the idea that the mind and body are separate from the perspectives of psychology and media. Plus Stephen is surprised by Celine's lack of an inner voice. Surely everyone talks to themselves?

29 Dec 202045min

Ep. 9 Body Modifications

Ep. 9 Body Modifications

Father and daughter Stephen and Celine talk piercings, tattoos, hair dye, cosmetic surgery and body augmentation. There's no shortage of ways we can change how we look, but the social rules around body modification are complicated and the way we feel about them confusing. An episode that includes references to Kevin Keegan, hair dye, colostomy bags and face tattoos. #BodyModification #Podcast #FatherDaughter

22 Dec 202049min

Ep. 8 When Prophecy Fails: Jehovah’s Witnesses a Case Study

Ep. 8 When Prophecy Fails: Jehovah’s Witnesses a Case Study

How does an apocalyptic group survive after multiple failed prophecies about the end of the world? This week, Stephen and Celine look at a paper that provides some possible answers by taking Jehovah’s Witnesses as a case study. Of particular interest to Stephen as an Ex Jehovah’s Witness but with possible lessons for thinking about new apocalyptic movements.   References  Zygmunt, J. F. (1970). Prophetic failure and chiliastic identity: The case of Jehovah's Witnesses. American Journal of Sociology, 75(6), 926-948.

15 Dec 202055min

Ep. 7 Humanism

Ep. 7 Humanism

Celine asks her dad about being a humanist. Why did he become one? What is it? What do humanists believe? Is it the same as being an atheist? What stance do humanists have towards religion? These questions and many more answered in this episode. Useful links https://humanism.org.uk/

8 Dec 202039min

Bonus: Living with an invisible illness

Bonus: Living with an invisible illness

It's Crohn's and Colitis awareness week and in this special bonus edition Stephen presents an interview from 2019 with Celine about her first attack, and diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease at the age of 16. #ItTakesGuts   Crohn's & Colitis UK https://www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/get-involved/awareness-week-2020

6 Dec 202042min

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