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Hello and welcome back to the Bodies Behind the Bus podcast.

We are here today with two people that we deeply love who you have met before.

If you've been listening for any amount of time, David and Margaret Bronson, you can hear their story in our back catalog.

I'll post the links to that in the show notes. But also, Margaret was recently on an episode with Eric and I,

and at the bus stop where we talked about like the fundy Christian cultiness that's happening,

that's spreading into just like mainstream America.

And where we feel like bodies behind the bus fits into that narrative, but also where the work that Margaret and David are doing at

deconstruction dula is kind of working to triage and come alongside survivors that are coming

out of these fundy spaces.

And Fundy feels like too light a word.

So I am going to pass this over to Margaret right now.

Go give her a follow on at Deconstruction Doola's on Instagram.

But I guess I think where we should start is you kind of telling us what you're doing over there.

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