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Priscilla Blanchard grew up in Southern California with a childhood wound she buried, a Catholic upbringing that left her confused about God, and a relentless drive to make the world better. She earned a degree from Columbia University, moved to New York, and threw herself into social justice work — all while quietly believing that all spiritual paths led to the same place.That belief made her the perfect recruit for a life-coaching program that introduced her to new-age doctrine under the banner of empowerment and leadership. She didn't know the term 'new age.' She just knew she felt transformed. She dove deeper — into twin-soul belief, Burning Man, crystals, tarot cards, and eventually necromancy, convinced she was communicating with a man named Max who had died in Brazil near the Waterfall of Souls.What she didn't know: she was deep in the occult. The signs she was seeing were real. The voices were real. They just weren't who she thought they were.The breaking point came in a psychiatric ward in Arizona, when a fellow patient locked eyes with her and said in a voice that wasn't quite right: 'I wanted you dead.' The Holy Spirit cut through two years of spiritual deception in that moment. Not long after, sitting on the edge of a bed in her dad's home in California, God flooded her soul with scripture — and she was free.In this episode of No Longer Nomads, Josh Doyle and co-host Eric sit with Priscilla as she walks through every step: the childhood shame, the new-age indoctrination, the counterfeit spirituality that looked so much like the real thing, the psychiatric ward encounter, and the redemption that followed. She also shares the book she wrote to help others come out of the new age movement — and how the very calling the enemy twisted (teaching children) has now been redeemed for God's kingdom.

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There’s Treasure in the Darkness. In this episode of No Longer Nomads, Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright returns to the show for a heartfelt and honest conversation about faith, suffering, and the unseen battles we fight every day.

Rachel shares what God’s been showing her in this season—from hearing His voice in the chaos to finding purpose in pain. Also, we talk about spiritual warfare, parenting, and how prayer and scripture keep us anchored. 

If you're feeling weary, this one will remind you: you're not alone, and your suffering is not wasted.

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As parents and fellow Texans, we share in the weight of the devastating tragedy of the flood in Kerr County. 100% of the proceeds will go to the flood effort. It’s a simple way to give back to the families affected by the Kerr County floods on July 4, 2025.

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In this episode, Josh talks with Heidi Lee Anderson, writer, speaker, and author of P.S. It’s Gonna to Be Good.

Heidi shares her powerful story of walking through a cancer diagnosis, wrestling with fear, and learning to trust God in the middle of the unknown. We talk about parenting through hard seasons, finding peace when nothing makes sense, and how God doesn’t always pull us out of the fire, but meets us in it.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by fear, stuck in waiting, or wondering where God is in your story, this episode will remind you.

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As parents and fellow Texans, we share in the weight of the devastating tragedy of the flood in Kerr County. 100% of the proceeds will go to the flood effort. It’s a simple way to give back to the families affected by the Kerr County floods on July 4, 2025.

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If you’ve been carrying hurt, feeling stuck, or just wondering where God is in the pain—this conversation is for you. 

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Rob Reimer, author, pastor, and the guy behind Soul Care. We get into everything from identity and insecurity, to deliverance, emotional pain, and how to tell the difference between mental health struggles and spiritual warfare. Rob’s stories are raw, honest, and full of wisdom.

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In a time where dissociative symptoms and sleep paralysis are on the rise, Dr. Natalie Atwell brings clarity to the often-blurred lines between mental health and spiritual warfare. With years of experience as a licensed therapist, she shares powerful stories of clients who weren’t just battling trauma—but facing very real spiritual warfare.

This conversation delves into how repentance can break generational patterns, why certain items in your home may carry more spiritual significance than you realize, and how the enemy often targets his prey. Dr. Atwell breaks down the spiritual aspects of Freemasonry and explains why they remain relevant today. 

If you've ever wrestled with whether what you're feeling is mental, spiritual, or both, this conversation brings clarity. It's real, practical, and full of insight to help you feel more grounded, more aware, and more hopeful about the freedom that's possible.

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Shamso was born in Somalia, passed through a refugee camp, Saudi Arabia, and Kenya before her family landed in the United States — devout, conservative, and deeply Somali Muslim. She prayed five times a day, fasted Ramadan, and wanted to be the best Muslim she could be. But from middle school onward she carried a question she couldn't shake: what if she stood before God someday and still didn't have enough good deeds to get into heaven?In this episode Shamso traces the long arc of the Lord pursuing her — through a Christian boyfriend she kept trying to convert, through a pregnancy that made her desperate to have answers for her children, and through a church service where she heard, for the first time, that she had a Heavenly Father who loved her perfectly. She also shares what happened when she finally obeyed a quiet conviction to post her testimony on YouTube: the video hit 100,000 views while she wasn't watching, her family in Africa saw it, her mother called demanding she take it down — and a missionary in a closed country messaged to say they were using it to share the gospel with young girls who couldn't be reached any other way.Shamso also opens up about spiritual warfare — a possessed classmate in her high school ESL classroom, demonic dreams during her own conversion season, and discovering for the first time the power in the name of Jesus. Host Josh Doyle shares his own parallel experience, and the two agree: another episode is coming to go deeper into the supernatural dimension of her story.If you've ever felt like you were too far gone, too unknown, or too small to matter — this episode is for you.

 This is Shamso’s story. And once you hear it, you won’t forget it.

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Welcome back to the show!  Josh Doyle sits down with Will Acuff for a heartfelt conversation about fear, growth, and the messy beauty of parenting. Will opens up about the toll of stress and the small daily choices that bring joy and presence. This episode is a reminder that healing often begins with paying attention—to our emotions, our bodies, and the people we love.

Don't. Miss. This. One. 

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Welcome back to another episode of No Longer Nomads!
Today, we're joined by Delia D’Ambra — investigative journalist and the voice behind several hit true crime podcasts with over 190 million downloads.

Together, we explore questions that matter to all of us:

• How do you teach your family to stay safe without making them afraid of the world?
• How do you stay vigilant without living in fear?
• What does real safety look like — not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually?
• And what does forgiveness mean to a true crime journalist who’s witnessed the darkest sides of humanity?

We dive deep into these questions and more — and trust me, this is an episode for everyone.

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Welcome back to another episode! This week, Dr. Brian Pikalow, author of Relentless Empathy, joins us. We dive into a powerful and practical conversation about how to love our spouses, children, and coworkers even better than ourselves. Don’t miss this enlightening episode—it’s full of wisdom you can apply today.

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Welcome back to No Longer Nomads. Host Josh Doyle has Alex Clark from Culture Apothecary on the show, and you don't want to miss this episode. They talk about some of the health myths that are keeping us sick. From food dyes to pharma lies, Alex share the some truths behind what we eat and how we live. It's a bold, eye-opening convo that just might change the way you live. 

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