I initially came to The Truth That Heals Podcast expecting genuine, open conversations about healing and growth. Instead, I’ve noticed a troubling trend—this podcast consistently amplifies voices that push critical race theory, intersectionality, and the victimhood mindset. These ideologies don’t heal; they divide. They don’t empower; they entrench people in resentment and a sense of helplessness.
A clear example of this is the recent episode featuring Nicki G from Tears of Eden, an organization that, like many ex-Christian advocacy groups, seems more focused on reinforcing ideological narratives than on real healing. Rather than fostering independent thought and resilience, conversations like these often promote the idea that systemic forces determine personal outcomes—a perspective that keeps people stuck rather than helping them move forward.
There’s potential here, but until the host is willing to break out of this echo chamber, this podcast isn’t about healing—it’s about reinforcing a worldview that does more harm than good.
