Podcast appearances and mentions of brooke arnold

Davey Jackson is LIVE in Austin, TX with special guests from Prime Video's #1 documentary series, Shiny Happy People. Brice, Dr. John Cornish, Brooke Arnold, and Lindsey William join the livestream to share their experiences growing up in the Shiny Happy People cult, trips to the cult's compounds, and encounters with cult leader, Bill Gothard. LIVE Q&A! Davey and guests also answers questions from the studio audience and livestream chat. Listen to Davey Jackson and Producer Josh, livestreaming with a new friend every Wednesday at 8:00PM CST. Podcast audio available on Spotify, iTunes, and all streaming platforms.

Brooke Arnold grew up in the Shiny Happy People cult and after years of battling childhood trauma and indoctrination, she finally decided to confront cult leader, Bill Gothard, face to face. Brooke was a primary contributor on Prime Video's "Shiny Happy People" #1 documentary series. After separating from the IBLP cult she spent countless hours researching and compiling information on Bill Gothard, which was featured extensively in the documentary. Follow Brooke on social media and visit her website www.TrippinWithBrookeArnold.com. YouTube:  @trippinwithbrookearnold 

Davey Jackson and Brice grew up in the Shiny Happy People Cult and spent years living under the strict rules of cult leader, Bill Gothard. They were both subjected to extensive brainwashing and abuse at the cult's compounds before finally escaping Gothard's influence. Davey and Brice talk about their experiences after leaving the IBLP cult, what it was like adjusting to life in the real world, and how they've recovered from the manipulation and exploitation of one of the most mysterious cults in America. Plus, Davey talks to Brooke Arnold, one of the primary contributors to the Shiny Happy People documentary series, about her meeting with Bill Gothard. The Shiny Happy People are coming to Austin, TX! Tickets now available for the LIVE podcast episode in Austin on July 26th with special appearances from the cast of Prime Video's recording-breaking documentary series, "Shiny Happy People," and audience Q&A! Listen to Davey Jackson and Producer Josh, livestreaming with a new friend every Wednesday at 8:00PM CST. Follow Davey and Brice on social media: Davey's IG - @daveyjax Brice's IG - @photobrice Podcast audio available on Spotify, iTunes, and all streaming platforms.

Join with us as we have a panel discussion of the new documentary series “Shiny Happy People” and its comparison to Mormonism. There are a striking number of similarities between Joseph Smith and IBLP leader Bill Gothard. We discuss the umbrella structure of IBLP and how abuse occurs so often in these High Demand groups and religions. Tia Levings, Brooke Arnold, and Lindsey Williams were personally interviewed and featured in Shiny Happy People because of their involvement with this group. Episode Show Notes YouTube Link Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon Our Platforms: Youtube Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord

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Trigger Warning: Rape/Sexual Assault/Cults This week we are joined by comedian, writer and professor Brooke Arnold. Brooke tells us all about her experience of growing up in a cult that has been called "The world's most woman-hating cult" from the ages of 7 to 17, how she escaped and what adjusting to life afterwards was like.  We get a look deep inside her former cult-- The Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP) and its ‘7 Non-Optional Life Principles’ -  and how those principles (Design, Authority, Responsibility, Suffering, Ownership, and Freedom) were constructed to justify and perpetuate a pyramid scheme of abuse and sexual assault. We discuss what makes something a cult, how to tell if something is a cult, and what makes people vulnerable to being sucked in. Finally Brooke tells us how cults are just indicators of larger culture, why she prefers a psychedelic approach to therapy and how a recent trip to her former cult leader Bill Gothard’s house led her to a healing revelation.  Follow Brooke @TheBrookeArnold Follow us at @howcumpodcast and Remy at @RemyKassimir  Sign up for access to extras for only $5 at patreon.com/howcum Check out our website for live forums & merch! RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE To find your perfect sofa and get 20% off all orders, go to Allform.com/howcum Thanks Care/of!   For 50% off your first order, visit takecareof.com and use code HOWCUM50  

Comedians Brooke Arnold and Periel Aschenbrand are one half of this amazing episode on Judge Amy Coney Barrett and her two black children we assume she picked up at Kmart for black babies, the touchiness of political rape accusations, normalizing voting indecision, the Ponzi scheme that is college, and doing comedy outdoors in the homes of the homeless.

Welcome back the wonderful Brooke Arnold! Talking about Brooke’s early life in a cult, her time in NYC during quarantine, the upcoming revolution, CCV, and of course the Goddess! You can find Brooke on all the social media & at unclebrooke.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristina-belich/message

Bill Gothard created the Advanced Training Institute and the Institute of Basic Life Principles, abusive ministries that shaped the framework of most homeschool curriculum in the 80s & 90s. Through his position, Gothard was able to put in place a system of abusive practices throughout the homes of many of his followers, which helped lay the groundwork for sexual, mental, and physical abuse of women, girls, and young people in particular. An incredible amount of young women and men who worked closely with Gothard have accused him of sexual and emotional abuse, and after taking a closer look at him and his life, we have no reason to doubt their credibility. Join us as we discuss the man, the cult, and the survivors of Bill Gothard and his ministry. Source for this episode include:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gothard - Bill Gothard Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_in_Basic_Life_Principles# Basic Life Principles Wikipedia https://www.salon.com/2015/07/31/secrets_of_the_extreme_religious_right_inside_the_frightening_world_of_christian_reconstructionism/ Salon.com “Secrets of the extreme religious right: Inside the frightening world of Christian Reconstructionism” by Paul Rosenberg https://www.salon.com/2015/05/28/i_couldve_been_a_duggar_wife_i_grew_up_in_the_same_church_and_the_abuse_scandal_doesnt_shock_me/ Salon.com “I could’ve been a Duggar wife: I grew up in the same church and the abuse scandal doesn’t shock me.” by Brooke Arnold https://newrepublic.com/article/151787/bill-gothard-fundamentalist-trap New Republic “The Fundamentalist Trap” by Joshua Peasehttps://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/women-detail-sex-abuse-allegations-bill-gothard-article-1.2536758 Nydailynews.com “EXCLUSIVE: Two women share shocking accounts of forced labor and sexual abuse by prominent Christian leader Bill Gothard“ by Laura Bult http://www.naasca.org/2012-Articles/040512-GroomingWillingVictims.htm National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse https://www.recoveringgrace.org/2011/11/tragic-misguidance-gothards-view-on-mental-health-treatment-and-the-petit-family-murders/ Recoveringgrace.com by Joy Solano https://mncriticalthinking.com/bill-gothard-iblp-heaven-looks-like/ Bill Gothard and the IBLP: Is this what heaven looks like?” by Chris Shelton https://www.pewforum.org/religious-landscape-study/religious-denomination/nondenominational-fundamentalist/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/creepitrealpod)

Check out this episode of Solar Plexus and Chill with my guest Brooke Arnold! She’s a fantastic comedian, writer, warrior, “keeper of the flame”, country music fan, activist, & dog lover. You can find her at - https://www.unclebrooke.com/ ✨ IG @thebrookearnold ✨ Twitter @brooke_arnold ✨ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/drbrookles ✨✨✨✨✨✨ For contact about this show or others please email me at kristinabelich@gmail.com ✨ IG - @trustyourglitter ✨ Twitter - @kristybelich ✨

Escape Your Cult and Subscribe to AMEN In this drunken episode of Amen with JC Best, JC sits down with former cult follower Brooke Arnold who escaped the hands of Bill Gothard, disgraced leader of the “Institute of Basic Life Principles”. They discuss their mutual experiences with ultra conservative Christian organizations, Sexual assault, and the awesomeness of the Patriarchy. Enjoy! Amen with JC Best streams on all platforms: YouTube, IGtv , iTunes, Stitcher, SoundCloud etc. Become a Patron to get more exclusive footage! Follow - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/amenwithjc/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/AMENwithJCBest Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amenwithjcbest/ Anchor (Podcasts)- https://anchor.fm/amen-with-jc-best Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/AMENwithJCBest Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/amen-w-jc-best/id1460751768

Comedians Brooke Arnold, James Goff, Darren Wiliams and Joey Gay join Sherrod and Keren in studio as they have a long discussion about religion. Darren discusses growing up Jehovah's Witness and Brooke discusses growing up as an extreme Evangelical.

Caleb, Mike, and Melissa Diaz talk about Coney Island and it’s history. They are later joined by Brooke Arnold and dive deep into a discussion of psychedelic experiences. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Three’s company in this episode all about threesomes. Comedian and recovering fundamentalist Brooke Arnold (Caroline’s on Broadway, Marie Claire, NYC Fringe Fest) dykes out with us about doing the deed with a party of 2. How do threesomes come about? Why do couples love asking lesbians to join them in bed? Is it possible for couples to have healthy threesomes that don’t ruin their relationship? Also, we expose Tall Texans for what it really is, a front for Lone Star dykes. And, Brooke spills the deets about her vagina dentata (sort of).Keep the podcast alive and gay by donating to our Patreon, where you can get some sapphic swag.For related content, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Leave Us a Review if you like what you hear!

An episode of international outrage! A school locks up its toilet paper in an effort to catch a mysterious prankster. Meanwhile in China, a very unfortunate wording for a shoe ad. Brooke Arnold joins us to decide what's fake outrage and what's not.

Join us in the funker bunker with Sam Evans, Carmen Lagala and Brooke Arnold as we chat about how Brooke was raised in a cult, how cults are weird and how fundamentally fundamentalists are a cult. Cults cults cults! Bye!

Surviving a cult, the cycles of life and nature, transforming pain into art, and finding the light when you’ve hit rock bottom… How’s this for a movie pitch — Imagine a woman who was a member of cult from childhood that denied her a normal education, she ran away and was homeless for seven years, then miraculously nearly completed a PhD and then—wait for it—became a standup comedian. Sounds like an Oscar winner, right? The thing is — this isn’t fiction. It is the true story of Brooke Arnold. Arnold shares her truly extraordinary journey, and discusses cycles of life and nature, transforming pain into art, and finding the light when you’ve hit rock bottom. Plus, a shocking Reiki healing moment, and Arnold’s night in the psych ward where she heard a voice that guided her to do something that changed her life forever. Comedian Brooke Arnold joins guest host Jessica Brodkin in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennhieser. Arnold is scheduled to perform on the Equinox at Carolines on Broadway in New York City March 21, 2018, showcased as a headliner. In this episode: Arnold discusses a Buzzfeed video about growing up in a cult that she says took a lot from her, didn’t pay her, and didn’t give her credit How Arnold was in a cult from a young age, her parents home schooled her, she had to stay home and use home school curriculum including The Wisdom Booklets How Arnold got out of the cult What led to change of vocation from Creative Director of a startup to dog walker, The nature of comedy, like magic, an inexplicable force, and a kind of telekinesis Being homeless, dealing with likely PTSD, and working to heal and get into a normal space How our pain is not who we are, and how talking about one’s experiences can be healing How Arnold spent ten years negating everything she had known When she was in a psych ward and made deal with herself, giving herself one year to feel better How Arnold heard a voice say to start meditating, and she began discovering new depths and filling herself up with kindness and goodness, and living life while letting go Arnold’s belief and focus in the Goddess The belief that the greatest ill done by our world is the focus on the masculine divine, and much bad has been done by this The realities of the moon cycle, and the ebbs and flows of the cyclic aspects of nature The most spiritual thing we can do is ask for help How Arnold’s cult experience made its way into her art, including a one-woman show at the Fringe Festival that was sold out, opened a wound, allowed an energy release, and how Arnold then went into a “dark place” A remarkable Reiki healing moment And how psychedelics can play into shaking someone up and helping to inspire the right path?

What is it like to live without a dad? How about without a dad AND a mom? Does a lack of parent's stunt or accelerate an artist's growth? How did they learn to tie thier shoes? Orphan comedians, Amber Rollo and Chanel Ali, have a guest on each week to talk about it and laugh at some supremely dark stuff. Listen to their stories from the luxury of your parent's guest room, while lamenting how hard it is to not have a struggle. Remember, we are proud of you. In this episode Amber and Chanel talk with comedian Brooke Arnold about growing up in the fundamentalist homeschool cult, Advanced Training Institute (ATI). She is an absolute delight. Before that we also get into some Star Wars orphan news and pay homage to Coco Chanel, a boss orphan and Chanel Ali's namesake.

Hey man I've got some stuff to put your whole bullshit off kilter man, a whole galaxy of multicolored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers. Today on the Brighter Side Amber, Ed & Mary are joined by comedian Brooke Arnold to discuss micro dosing and good ole regular macro dosing.

Gigolo Nick Hawk stops by with comedians Harris Stanton, Brooke Arnold, Joe Devito & Sabrina Piper about what's like to be a gigolo, whether he is gay for pay and Brooke's time in a weird cult. Check out this weeks bonus ep by subscribing to our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/racewars

We were honored today to have Jerry Seely and family among us at Concord's Homecoming!  The service, the fellowship, and the food were great!  Thank you, Reverend Seely, for ministering to us this day!     BIO FOR GERALD (JERRY) SEELY    I was born January 26, 1951 in Tucson, Arizona. I am a triplet, two boys and one girl.  My father, Wayne Seely, was a career Air Force Man, having served during WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. My early life was one of moving to different Air Force Bases. I lived in Tucson, AZ, Boise, ID, Salina, KS, Austin, TX, Grand Forks, ND and Merced, CA. After my dad retired in 1966 we moved to the Springfield, MO area. I graduated from high school in 1969. I met my spouse to be, Billie Woodruff, and we married later that year. We have been married 48 years and have four grown children, Bobby Seely, Darlene Seely, Micah Seely, and Brooke Arnold. We also have 8 grandchildren.    In 1972 I received the call to ministry.  Following Lay Speaker Training I began the local pastor course of study. In 1973 I enrolled in Southwest Missouri State University and completed my B.A. Degree in May 1977. In August 1977 I began theological studies at Candler School of Theology and graduated with my M.Div. in June 1980. I attended the Naval War College in 1991 receiving a master’s degree in National Defense and Strategic Studies.    My ministry in the local church began as a student pastor at Fordland UMC and Pleasant Hill UMC 1974-1977. I arrived at Concord UMC as a student pastor in June 1977 and returned to the Missouri Conference in Dec 1979. From Dec 1979 until Oct 1981 I served the Bois D’Arc and Ellwood United Methodist Churches in the Springfield District, Springfield, Missouri.    My Navy Chaplaincy Career began in October 1981 until I retired in Oct 2011.  During those 30 years I served aboard Navy Ships, had three tours of duty with the United States Marine Corps, served with Navy Seabees, and duty overseas in Okinawa, Japan, Pohang, Korea, Brisbane, Australia, and Pattaya, Thailand. Shore assignments included duty in Hawaii, Alaska, Florida, California, Rhode Island, Virginia, Mississippi, and Tennessee.    Billie and I have been retired since 2011 and enjoy traveling in our RV, playing golf, enjoying our grandchildren, and hanging out at the beach. God has richly blessed us along life’s journey.

Kurt is triggered about his relationship with some female comics as Ari Shaffir, Reg Thomas & Brooke Arnold join him and Sherrod as an incident between a female comic and an A-lister (listen to the pod to find out who!) threatens to tear the group apart. Subscribe to out Patreon for this weeks with bonus ep where Kurt is still severely triggered! www.patreon.com/racewars

On this episode I speak with comedian and survivor of the Quiverfull cult, Brooke Arnold. Mentioned in this episode: Brooke Arnold's website || www.brookearnold.comI could've been a Duggar wife (Salon) || https://goo.gl/dl787lKurt Metzger || https://www.facebook.com/KurtMetzgerComedy

Episode #7: Gail meets up with Brooke Arnold and Kaytlin Bailey and discuss writing, sex work, growing up fundamentalist Christian, and how Trump effects comedy.

Kurt & Sherrod give a big American welcome to Turner Sparks, Kurt's white friend from China, to find out why he brought Mr. Softee trucks to China, why Chinese people give themselves American nicknames, and argue about who is really oppressed these days. This episode is brought to you by Mack Weldon (www.MackWeldon.com code: RaceWars) & Adam & Eve (Adam&Eve.com code: RACEWARS) Race Wars now has bonus episodes EVERY WEEK available exclusively on our Patreon page! Become a patron now for as little as $3 a month on www.patreon.com/racewars for access to the second half of this show and Kurt's one-on-one interview with comedian Brooke Arnold about her weird upbringing in the Quiverfull religion

It's the first official Race Wars of Trump's America as Erin Gloria Ryan is back from the front lines to join Kurt & Sherrod in studio along with comedians Adrienne Iapalucci & Sarah Tollemache to learn all about abortion, if illegal immigration is really a problem, and the senseless canine torture on the set of 'A Dog's Purpose'. Race Wars now has bonus episodes EVERY WEEK available exclusively on our Patreon page! Become a patron now for as little as $3 a month on www.patreon.com/racewars for access to the second half of this show and coming soon: Kurt chats with comedian Brooke Arnold about her weird upbringing in the Quiverfull religion Kurt could be coming to your town on the 'You're Making It Worse' Tour in the following cities: Jan 28 - Wash - Big Hunt Feb 1 Mohegan Sun - Comix Feb 2 Montreal - Comedy Works Feb 3 Albany - Comedy Works Feb 4 Boston - Rockwell

Kurt are joined by Indian comedian SA (& American comedians Annie Lederman & Brooke Arnold) as they get into the dating & arranged marriages in India as well as his countries complicated class system and the race issues that exist among Indian people. Follow SA on Twitter @_Satired & on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thearavind.sa

Returning guest Brooke Arnold joins Kurt & Sherrod in studio this week to discuss her one woman show 'Growing Up Fundie' about her crazy religious background before the guys get an impromptu visit from Jim Norton & Matt Serra after a taping of their podcast. Check it out! Click here for tickets to see Kurt at the Village Underground in NYC on Tuesday, October 4th at 8pm with appearances by comedians Barry Crimmins & Annie Lederman http://comedycellar.com/events/metzgerworse.html

Comedian Brooke Arnold tells us about her upbringing in a fundamentalist organization where music was forbidden, how she found music anyway, and what it's like to be years behind everyone else when it comes to knowing anything about The Beatles. Music in this Episode: Do-Re-Mi - Original Cast of The Sound of Music Beat It - Michael Jackson This Joy - Vernessa Mitchell Daydreams About Night Things - Ronnie Milsap Girl - Tori Amos Aneurysm - Nirvana Oh Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison Lazarus - David Bowie Oh My God - A Tribe Called Quest Wannabe - Spice Girls

“Other ATI beliefs that I learned range from utterly bizarre to downright barbaric,” Brooke Arnold writes in the essay, I Could Have Been a Duggar Wife, “like the creator of Cabbage Patch Kid dolls is actually a Satanic wizard who implants demons into the dolls that then sneak into children’s bodies while they are sleeping — along with the old standard that rock music is inherently sinful.” The story’s subhed labeled Arnold a “real-life Kimmy Schmidt,” as she exposed a laundry list of horrors perpetrated by the Advanced Training Institute, a fundamentalist homeschooling program that helped give rise to reality TV stars, the Duggar family. A week later, Salon published a followup in which Arnold admitted that if she had know how large a splash the story would cause, she “ would not have had the courage to press ‘send’ on the pitch,” while adding that the positive response from women with similar backgrounds ultimately made the decision worthwhile. The story also, naturally, helped raise the profile of a comedian working to establish a name for herself in the big city, as well as helping to inspired the creation of the forthcoming comedic memoir, Growing Up Fundie. We sat down to discuss starting over again in the big city and creating comedy from personal tragedy.

When you're from the South, why is everyone's first question if you're a racist?  That's one of the topics that Sharon tackles with Brooke Arnold (Brooke: The Webseries), who occupies the guest star chair this time.  The presence of sociopaths in comedy and academia is also sussed out.  The two then discuss how we are getting dumber from having smart phones, the concept of the platonic romance, and learning how to hug people.  And Sharon wraps things up by secreting The Secret for Brooke.

Carrie Fisher dishes about the new Star Wars movie and then NY writer and comedian Brooke Arnold talks of her life growing up home-schooled in the ATI religious cult, the same religion reality TV star Josh Duggar is a part of. It's a crazy story and an interesting conversation. Enjoy and watch out for brainwashing.Check out Brooke's writing and comedy here: http://brookearnold.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brooke Arnold (@brooke_arnold) grew up in the same Christian fundamentalist movement as the Duggar family. She didn't like it. At all.

This week Kurt, Sherrod, Kaytlin, and Keren welcome Brooke Arnold to discuss Caitlyn Jenner, being quiver full, and the all around insanity of organized religions. Don't miss it. Check out all of our great shows at standupnylabs.com Follow the Race Wars crew on Twitter: twitter.com/Sherrod_Small twitter.com/kurtmetzger twitter.com/KaytlinBailey twitter.com/kerenmargolis

Brooke Arnold joins Dennis at Astoria Coffee mid-trivia game. While schooling Dennis in literature question, Brooke shares what brought her to New York City from Texas, her love of literature, and so much more. You can learn more about Brooke at BrookeArnold.com! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com & listen to DHAP Show! at AltSportsTalk.com! #phenomenal