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Topics include:
Topics include:
1. Abuse in church and it’s coverup
2. Woke culture in the CHM
3. Sanctification
4. Exposing evil vs. staying quiet about it
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Phil and Joel talk about some of the paranormal activity that Joel witnessed when he was a member of the CHM.
Phil talks with Glenn Asbury about his exit from the CHM and how he eventually joined the Catholic Church. They also discuss some of the more common questions that Protestants have about Catholicism.
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Phil, Missie, Canaan, and Mariah are joined by Sara Teter to talk about relationships, purity culture, consent, and how women are viewed in fundamentalism.
DISCLAIMER: Considering the topics discussed, you might wanna not listen to this one within earshot of the kids.
Phil talks about Virgil Carpenter, who was a pastor with the Bible Missionary Church. He was also a sexual predator. Then, Phil plays a portion of a sermon where CHM preacher Ron Stevens correctly calls out abuse.
Phil and Missy discuss the Gracestory conference and Missy's somewhat harrowing return trip.
The show starts with Grady Daugherty and a conversation about being a bull rider at 12. Afterwards, the crew talks about outrage and tell some of the funnier CHM stories that they have come across over the years.
Phil and Missie talk about Jeremy Fuller and his thoughts on punching critics of Jim Plank. Then, they move on to talk about a former pastor of Hobe Sound Bible Church who defrauded people out of over $2,000,000.
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Hillbilly Broadcast takes a down-to-earth look at life, news, politics, and culture across West Virginia and beyond. We dig into the issues that matter to everyday folks, from the latest…
With a mix of honest conversation and local insight, Hillbilly Broadcast brings a true West Virginia voice to both local and national topics. Whether we’re unpacking politics, exploring cultural shifts, or sharing the occasional story from the hills, we keep it real, grounded, and connected to the people who call this place home.

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