Elizabeth Kupferman
Elizabeth Kupferman
24. Cults: The Vow Season 2 Episode 2
24. Cults: The Vow Season 2 Episode 2
24. Cults: The Vow Season 2 Episode 2
Thursday 22nd December 2022
Elizabeth Kupferman and guests explore the NXIVM cult's manipulation tactics in The Vow Season 2 Episode 2. Gain insights on trauma and recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Cults and Control: A Deep Dive into The Vow Season 2 Episode 2
I feel violated now, like, fuck it, David Blaine, over here.
Imagine being trapped in a world where manipulation is the norm and escape seems impossible. In this episode of 'Ask An Advanced Bitch', host Elizabeth Kupferman, along with guests Taylor and Trent, dissects the chilling reality of cults as portrayed in The Vow Season 2 Episode 2.
The HBO true crime documentary series about the NXIVM cult and its leader Keith Raniere serves as a springboard for a broader discussion on trauma, control, and the psychological tactics used by such groups. Elizabeth and her guests bring their unique blend of dark humor and sharp insights to the table, making a heavy topic more accessible without losing its gravity.
They dive into how neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is employed within these cults, revealing the sinister side of techniques often marketed as self-help tools. The conversation also touches on the emotional testimonies of former members like Mark Vicente, highlighting the powerful role language plays in both manipulation and recovery. If you've ever wondered how seemingly rational individuals get ensnared in such destructive environments, this episode offers a compassionate yet unflinching look at the mechanisms of control and the path to healing.
Perfect for those grappling with their own trauma or anyone fascinated by the complexities of human psychology, this discussion is as enlightening as it is unsettling.