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Culty Bitch

Culty Bitch

By: Megan Tripp
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 Megan Tripp discusses different cult documentaries she's seen, talks to survivors, and gives her thoughts on matters religious. And occasionally is very silly. The show is oftentimes tongue-in-cheek, but she won't bite her tongue.Megan Tripp
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  • Thoughts on The Secrets of Hillsong

    Thoughts on The Secrets of Hillsong
    Aug 31 2023

    I watch the series, The Secrets of Hillsong and give my thoughts on it and more general Hillsong notes.

    Are the two docs carbon copies or are they actually distinct from each other? Where does this one fall short? Listen and find out!
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    36 mins
  • Announcement: No Episode Today or Next Week

    Announcement: No Episode Today or Next Week
    Aug 10 2023

    Because I'm sick, I won't be releasing episodes next week, or today.

    I'll hopefully have an episode on the 22nd. And i might start to release 1 episode a week. Two is a lot!
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    1 min
  • Thoughts on Hillsong: A MegaChurch Exposed

    Thoughts on Hillsong: A MegaChurch Exposed
    Aug 8 2023

    Many weeks ago I gave my vague recollections of the Discovery+ documentary, Hillsong: A MegaChurch Exposed.

    Disorganized and melodramatic, it leaves a lot to be desired. It does cover some information I was unaware of, like the fact that Hillsong has a college?? I also added new commentary on my old commentary after re-watching the doc to see if i was being fair or not to it.

    Again, apologies for misspeaking a few times in this episode. Brian Houston failed to report Frank Houston. Frank Houston was a serial molester. Frank Houston was a pastor but never worked for Hillsong. Brian founded Hillsong. Frank is Brian's father.


    Some reading for you: Carl Lentz and the Trouble at Hillsong | Vanity Fair

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    39 mins
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