Organized religion has been around for thousands of years. Christianity has defined its practices on loving thy neighbor and treating others with kindness... but there is a dark side that only some are brave enough to speak out about. Ostracized and discredited by their congregations, and even friends and family, these individuals shed light on one of the most systematic methods of abuse that our country has even seen. Featuring a panel of church trauma survivors, including Megan Cox who survived Gwen Shamblin's Remnant Fellowship (featured on HBOMax's "The Way Down"), a former pastor, and our resident therapist, Mandy, we go deep into the wounds that are still and will be healing for years to come.

<p>Organized religion has been around for thousands of years. Christianity has defined its practices on loving thy neighbor and treating others with kindness... but there is a dark side that only some are brave enough to speak out about. Ostracized and discredited by their congregations, and even friends and family, these individuals shed light on one of the most systematic methods of abuse that our country has even seen. Featuring a panel of church trauma survivors, including Megan Cox who survived Gwen Shamblin's Remnant Fellowship (featured on HBOMax's "The Way Down"), a former pastor, and our resident therapist, Mandy, we go deep into the wounds that are still and will be healing for years to come.</p>

Each episode, we're joined by a unique panel of guests, as we unpack all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so much more. All the topics you're not allowed to bring up at a dinner party are dropped right back on the table.

<p>Each episode, we're joined by a unique panel of guests, as we unpack all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so much more. All the topics you're not allowed to bring up at a dinner party are dropped right back on the table.</p>

Going There: Taboo Topics Are Back on the Table

Our hosts Matt, LeJon and Jo talk to guests about all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so on. The topics you can't bring up at a dinner party are dropped back on the table.

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