This week we chat with the Naomi Clark and Rebecca Coblentz, co-hosts of the podcast Uncovered: Life Beyond. The goal of the Uncovered podcast is to provide a roadmap for people leaving high-demand religion, particularly focused on applying for and navigating college. Naomi and Rebecca share with us their journeys away from the Beachy Amish communities they grew up in, and their own experiences navigating college. We also discuss Amish schooling, Wisconsin v Yoder, and the importance of the 40-year-old "Come Apart." 

Amish Descendant Scholarship Fund: This scholarship fund provides financial assistance to those from plain communities wanting to pursue college. Visit the website to apply for the scholarship, or to make a donation to the scholarship fund. 

We highly recommend you check out the Uncovered podcast! Find them at the links below:   

• Uncovered: Life Beyond podcast
• Find them on socials: Facebook & Instagram
• Email: [email protected] 

Links to more information on Wisconsin v Yoder: 

• Uncovered Episode: Contradictions and Consequences of Amish Schooling (part 1)
• Uncovered Episode: Contradictions and Consequences of Amish Schooling (part 2)
• Article: Do Amish One-room schools make the grade? The dubious data of Wisconsin v Yoder
• Article: "Yoder" Revisited: Why the Landmark Amish Schooling Case Could - And Should - Be Overturned

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“Just Plain Wrong” is produced, written and edited by Erin Milanese, Abby Nafziger and Matilda Yoder.

Our intro music is played by Erin, and the outro by Miriam Augsburger. Both are "arrangements" of the Doxology from the Mennonite Hymnal.

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