Elizabeth Kupferman
Elizabeth Kupferman
46. Shiny Happy People: Care Bears Serving Humanistic Principles
46. Shiny Happy People: Care Bears Serving Humanistic Principles
46. Shiny Happy People: Care Bears Serving Humanistic Principles
Thursday 28th March 2024
Dive into the unsettling truths of Bill Gothard's cult in this gripping episode of 'Ask An Advanced Bitch'. Be prepared for dark humour and raw honesty.
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Elizabeth Kupferman
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Recovery from Trauma
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Episode Overview
- The episode tackles severe topics including child sexual abuse.
- Bill Gothard's manipulative tactics are dissected.
- The psychological impact of toxic environments is discussed.
- The Duggar family's involvement with Gothard's teachings is examined.
- Hosts use dark humour to make heavy subjects more approachable.
Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse, we uncover even more disturbing information about Bill Gothard and the abuse he would inflict on young children
In this episode of 'Ask An Advanced Bitch', Elizabeth Kupferman, Trent Toomey, and Taylor Wallace dive into the unsettling world of 'Shiny Happy People', a documentary series that exposes the disturbing truths behind Bill Gothard and his cult-like following. The episode isn't for the faint-hearted, as it addresses severe topics including child sexual abuse, so be prepared or skip if you're sensitive to such content.
The hosts dissect the manipulative tactics used by Gothard, such as the 'training centres' that were anything but supportive environments for children. They also discuss the psychological impact of being raised in such a toxic setting, emphasising how these experiences shape trauma responses in adulthood. Through a mix of dark humour and raw honesty, the hosts make a heavy subject more approachable, yet never downplay the gravity of the issues at hand.
Their candid conversation about the Duggar family and their involvement with Gothard's teachings adds another layer of intrigue. If you're interested in understanding how deep-rooted trauma can affect behaviour and relationships, this episode offers a compelling look. So, if you're ready to face some hard truths and gain a deeper understanding of trauma recovery, this episode is a must-listen.