Episode 16: The Family, Helter Skelter, and Deprogramming Cults

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The Girls are joined by Jazzy Byner to discuss the Manson Family, Helter Skelter, and deprogramming. On the way, they also discuss Nxivm, Children of God, FLDS and who would be more likely to join a cult or start a cult. They also discuss the way Indigenous peoples are portrayed in the media before rating Shemar Moore. And did you hear? One of the Manson Girls was recently released! So, where are the Manson Girls now? This episode can be linked to Criminal Minds season 1, episode 16: The Tribe.

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