Interview Episode: An Everyday Cult with Gerette Buglion
Gerette Buglion holds a B.A. in Elementary Education and Special Education, and earned her ‘Master's Degree’ in cult awareness education from the school of life. She emerged from her 18-year cult odyssey in 2014 at age 52, and asked herself, "How did I, an educated, caring mother, wife, and busines…
Sholom Bayis Series- Mrs. Esther Friedman
The Sholom Bayis Series is a sampling of approaches from Torah educators, authors, and therapists offering ideas, tips, and resources for building and maintaining healthy relationships.
Join Mrs. Esther Friedman for an introduction to temperament theory, and how that can inform and improve how we c…
S3: Mariama - Take Two: Living a Cult-Free Life
We are so excited to share this bonus episode: a follow up conversation with Mariama. Her first episode (#5 - “Breaking Free: Mariama’s Journey of Healing and Self Discovery”) focused on her exit from the cult she was raised in. If you haven’t heard it already, we encourage you to hit pause on thi…
Episode 32: Why Empathy Is a Strength, Not a Weakness with Therapist Esther Friedman
Content warning: This episode includes some strong language and discussion of current events that may be difficult or activating for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.
On this episode of Notable New England, I’m joined once again by my very first podcast guest, Esther Friedman, a Mass…
S4: Love is Stronger Than Mind Control: Hoyt Richards
When a cult leader put his towel next to Hoyt’s on a beach in Nantucket, the then 16 year old’s life changed dramatically as he was slowly drawn deeper and deeper in. This is a story of coercive control that took over everything, how he ultimately escaped, and reclaimed what was stolen from him - i…
S4: Trauma, Truth, and Taking a Cult to Court
In this episode, we speak with author and survivor Beth Granger, who spent 30 years inside a Canadian boarding school that functioned as a hidden cult. She shares her experiences with coercive control, public shaming, family separation, and religious trauma, along with the difficult, non-linear rea…
S4: Leaving a Christian Cult for an Authentic Life
Classical violinist, Matthew Castle, describes growing up in a cloistered echo chamber of blind obedience, misogyny, high control, “us versus them,” and feeling like, “I never fit in…” to the culture of constant judgement. As a teen, he recognized that he was attracted to men, which cult leaders c…
S4: Harold D'Souza's Story: From Free Man, to Slave Labor to Passionate Advocate
Today, Harold D’Souza is a globally recognized survivor advocate & co-founder of Eyes Open International - a non-profit organization dedicated to prevention, research and education.
In this episode, he recounts his harrowing journey from free man in India to slave laborer in the United States. Whe…
S4: On Growing Up In and Leaving a New Age Cult
In this episode, Cortney describes an intact family living in a religious Midwestern town, torn apart due (in part) to an intoxicating and influential New Age cult. Her mother, a restless seeker, started exploring the self-help world. She eventually left Cortney’s father, and his extended family. S…
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