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Let's Start A Cult

Let's Start A Cult

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 Join me (not in a cult sense), Josh Schell, as we dive into the dark and interesting world of cults! I will take you on a journey of how cults form, who their leaders are, and how they almost always come to an end.Copyright 2022 Cultiv8 Podcast Network Social Sciences True Crime
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