The hosts think they’re hilarious but pretty much any time they’re trying to be funny it’s massively cringe. Like really bad. But if you’re willing to just roll your eyes at the very dumb jokes, or make frequent use of the skip button, this is a really refreshing approach to the ubiquitous cult podcast. I like the idea of taking clips of the guests and interjecting the hosts’ commentary and reaction rather than the normal q&a format. I just wish they’d make those interjections more substantive and rely less on bad jokes.

I was really excited to try this podcast because of the material. I started with the recent Mary Kay episode and I felt like I was in the middle of a stand-up routine that I didn’t ask to be a part of. I thought for sure that the next one about the Morningland cult would be less like this, particularly given the content warning, but it still seems like the tone is way off. And look - I absolutely understand finding humor in terrible situations, and I use it as a coping mechanism myself. But I think this crosses into the territory of jokey in a way that is definitely not my jam.

If you can suffer through Tyler’s long winded history lessons or his jokes that have little to do with the podcast, this would be a 4 or 5 star Reco. The podcast would be half as long without the needless banter that goes on way too long.

I’ve been listening to this show since basically the beginning. I do enjoy most of it, but the amount of ads in the last few shows is pretty wild. It’s frustrating. I understand they have to make money but it’s distracting. It felt like if the episodes weren’t split into two and contained so many ads it would be much better. Capitalism ruins everything.

All the episode topic and guests are very interesting so but the hosts cutting in with their comments and jokes are waaaay too much and really ruins this.

I’m glad this pod shines a light on the not so obvious but then glaringly obvious cults inside churches and direct marketing. Raised pentacostal and the cult leaders aka “prophets” were a plenty. Keep up the real ‘lords work’ in exposing it all

There are a lot cult podcasts I follow, but something about Tyler and Liz just does it for me. I love how they banter, laugh, and specifically how guests are never victimized and judged. This is a podcast about healing & positivity after horrendous experiences and trauma. The jokes and mocking of cults really overjoys my heart.

Episodes generally good except for the parts where the hosts are talking. Gotta fast forward past the cringey banter.

Listening and learning about cult think and manipulation opens your eyes to how prevalent these actions and behaviors are all around you.

I use to love. Gone so far down hill I rarely listen anymore. Zzz