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0:00.0	Trigger warning. This podcast contains descriptions of various abusive situations.
0:06.1	Listener discretion is advised. My name is Eric Skrinski. As a former religious fundamentalist,
0:13.0	I'm shedding light on the dark side of the church, from the pulpit to the pews. But I'm not
0:18.5	doing it alone. Each week, I'm sitting down with survivors,
0:21.8	advocates, authors, and more to uncover the inner workings of these abusive religious groups
0:27.3	to give tactical tips on how to escape and to find out what we can do to take them down.
0:34.3	You're listening to The Preach Boys Podcast. Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Preach Boys
0:38.6	podcast. If you're a regular listener of the show, then you know that last month marked the
0:43.0	one-year anniversary of the documentary series. Let us pray a ministry of scandals. It's a series
0:48.5	that I was privileged to be a part of. And over the last couple of weeks, I've been trying to have
0:52.2	conversations with fellow cast members from the series to talk about their experience being involved in the documentary, the impact that's had on their lives, and some behind-the-scenes stories you may have never heard.
1:02.9	Well, today, I'm wrapping up that round of conversations with Amanda Faye.
1:07.4	Amanda was featured in the series talking about Agape Boarding School and the Trouble Teen
1:11.9	Industry at large. And we had a deeper conversation on today's episode talking a little bit,
1:18.2	yes, about the documentary and about advocacy work. We also spent a lot of time talking about
1:22.8	the tension she feels working within a church context and also being an advocate talking about issues
1:29.6	of religious abuse and even religious misconceptions that people have. And the pressure
1:35.3	she feels from church members and evangelicals as she fulfills that mission. And it's a really
1:40.9	heartbreaking but powerful and complex conversation that I'm really privileged
1:46.0	to have had with Amanda, and I hope you'll really appreciate it. It really turned into a
1:50.5	heart to heart in a lot of moments of the show. And with that said, there's a lot of times where
1:55.7	I dive deep into practical tactical tips. This episode really wasn't filled with that. It was just two
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