0:00.0	This podcast is intended for mature audiences and discusses topics that could be triggering to some.
0:07.1	Opinions expressed by guests on the show are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of this podcast.
0:13.3	I am not a therapist or a doctor. All resources, books, and sources mentioned on the podcast can be found linked in the episode notes. If you or someone
0:22.8	you love is being abused, please contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-723. If you or
0:33.3	someone you love is struggling with a suicidal crisis or emotional distress, you can contact the
0:38.8	National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24-7 at 1-800-273-8255. Some of today's episode involves suicidal
0:49.4	ideation or thoughts of suicide. Please take care when listening. Thank you.
0:54.1	I am so freaking pumped because this week I get to feature our, well, technically second,
1:01.2	because Sarah and Alyssa, if you didn't hear, did a little a cappella cover of our theme
1:05.5	song on our birthday episode.
1:07.7	But today is our first official listener cover.
1:13.1	It's by Cat White. She's incredible.
1:20.2	She's a children's music artist. Her album in the Eye of the Owl is out now. So after you hear it, you're going to want to know how you can hear more of her amazing music. To do that, you're going to
1:23.9	head to catwhitemuccom. And of course, I'll link it in the episode notes.
1:29.5	Thank you so much, Kat, for not only being a listener, but for taking part in this really fun project.
1:37.0	A quick note, the formatting of season four is slightly different due to the unique nature of the
1:42.4	story, interviews, and historical significance
1:45.0	of the People's Temple and the murders at Jonestown. In order to shed more light on the
1:50.1	Bogue family story as a whole, narration based on and including content from books, essays,
1:56.3	media coverage, and FBI documentation will be included to further round out the story, provide background
2:02.2	information, and explain the context of some interviews. Additionally, it's sometimes easier for
2:08.2	trauma survivors to write about specific parts of their story, and that is okay. I respect that
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