This month, we dive into Netflix's Dancing for the Devil, the TwinRay cult, Men's Group ethics, and Swami Satchidananda's possible VD

Netflix's Dancing for the Devil

Be Scofield's Twin Ray expose (please donate to help keep her work going)

MA'AT - Advocacy for victims of Aubert Bastiat

Yogaville Lawsuit (again, Be Scofield - go donate if your can)

I've Had It Podcast

Lilias's Bones - A Witch Podcast

In this episode, we dive deep into the life of Miss Cleo, the charismatic face of the Psychic Readers Network. We explore her rise to fame, the controversies that surrounded her, and the eventual downfall that left her devastated. 

We discuss the deceptive practices of the Psychic Readers Network, the legal battles that ensued, and how Miss Cleo was exploited by the very company that made her famous.

Resources:

Call Me Miss Cleo 

Vice Interview with Miss Cleo

Sarah burns it down. 

Sarah Edmondson, with the support of Mark Vicente and Bonnie Piesse, take their case against Keith Raniere public and that POS goes on the run. 

Trigger warnings for mentions of suicide and sexual assault are included as we delve into the darker aspects of this case. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with justice, heartbreak, and the resilience of those who fought back.

The Vow on MAX

A Little Bit Culty with Sarah Edmonson and Nippy Ames

In this episode, we delve into the disturbing world of NXIVM, a so-called self-improvement organization founded by Keith Raniere and Nancy Salzman. Promising personal development and success through their proprietary "technology," NXIVM quickly garnered a following of dedicated members. However, beneath the surface lurked a sinister reality.

The Vow on MAX

In this episode, Jenna and Jess dive into the controversial world of Teal Swan, a self-proclaimed spiritual leader who has garnered a large following by claiming to be a spiritual catalyst. Teal hosts retreats and workshops but is unlicensed, unregulated, and dangerous as hell. 

This episode is one huge trigger warning for suicide and sexual assault, please skip if you are not in the headspace to listen. 

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Your life matters.

The Gateway Podcast

The Deep End

Join Jenna and Jess for their possible monthly roundup, where they dive into spirituality, wellness, pop culture, and all the things.

First up: Andrew Keegan clarifies his status amidst cult rumors on the 'Pod Meets World' podcast. Hear the backstory and why Jenna and Jess think he's just a hippie with a lot of money.

Next: Claire Bronfman, a former benefactor of NXIVM, has been released from prison. Learn about her connection to the notorious cult and the legal battles she's faced.

Lastly: A TikTok user claims essential oils and affirmations can fix bad eyesight. Spoiler alert: Jenna and Jess think this is a terrible idea.

Stick around to find out what cults Jenna and Jess would join this week, and why child-free Disney trips are the ultimate luxury. 

The Modern Mystery School is an organization that considers itself the Harvard of Metaphysics. They teach a mixture of martial arts, meditation, reiki, and witchcraft to enact the will of ancient aliens, all while raking in millions by stoking fear of apocalypse demons. So. Super cool. 

Gregorian Bivolaru made headlines last year for being caught after 8 years on the run from international law enforcement for being an unhinged perv while marketing himself as a yoga guru. 

Serge Benhayon is a nut job who believes (amongst many things) that he received divine messages while taking a prolonged #2. Needless to say things don't get much better from there. 

OneTaste was a San Francisco-based startup in the early aughts based on the concept of Orgasmic Meditation. But what started as a women's empowerment group turned real fucking shady as its founder tried to turn their circle jerk into a religion.