The Lemurian Sisters: Jennings Brown on Liana Shanti

A Little Bit Culty

Sarah Edmondson & Anthony “Nippy” Ames

Education, Society & Culture

4.6 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp.

Another day, another wellness guru preaching enlightenment on social media. Total snooze, right?! Unless said guru begins telling her followers to cut ties with their “family cults'' in order to save their children from a ruling class of evil reptilian creatures, the likes of which are responsible for creating the COVID-19 “scamdemic” as a Luciferian tool to harvest innocent souls…that might spice things up a bit. Or a shit ton.

Such has been the case with Liana Shanti, a nymph-like online persona who’s amassed thousands of predominantly female followers on Instagram, a platform she uses to share beliefs such as the one where the US government is going to put unvaccinated children into concentration camps, or that Florida is the only safe space and thus all her followers should move there.

Suffice to say, Shanti’s story is…truly a wild one. And luckily for us, we get to hear about it from none other than Jennings Brown, an investigative journalist and podcast/documentary producer who previously joined us to discuss Teal Swan. This time, he’s on ALBC to explain the woman hiding behind Shanti’s online persona, her recent legal woes, and just how damaging her teachings have been to numerous families that now stand divided.

Check out Jennings Brown’s website, Twitter, and Instagram.

You can also read one of his original articles about Liana Shanti here.

Please note, this series includes details of sexual abuse. Listener discretion is strongly advised. If you, or someone who know, is a survivor of sexual assault, abuse, grooming, child abuse, or human trafficking, RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline offers support at 800.656.HOPE (4673).

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0:00.0	The views and opinions expressed by a little bit cultier, those are the hosts,
0:03.6	and don't reflect the official policy or position of the podcast, right, sir?
0:07.6	Correct.
0:08.3	Any of the, quote, fire content, I prefer lava content provided by our guests, blog
0:13.2	responses, or authors of the opinion and are not intended to malign a religion and group,
0:19.2	a club, an organization, business individual, anyone or anything, unless, sir?
0:23.8	Your douchebag.
0:24.6	Yeah, I mean, pretty much.
0:26.8	Also, we're not doctors, psychologists or wizards.
0:29.5	We're just two non-experts trying to make you a friendly and formative podcast based on our
0:34.0	experience that we've turned into wisdom.
0:35.6	Okay.
0:36.0	Good talk.
0:36.8	Okay.
0:37.6	Hey everybody, Sarah Edmonds in here.
0:49.4	And I'm Anthony Ames, aka Nippie, Sarah's husband, and you're listening to a little bit cultier.
0:55.8	aka a LBC.
0:57.4	A podcast about what happens when devotion goes to the dark side.
1:00.8	We've been there and back again, a little about us.
1:03.6	True Story, we met and fell in love in a cult, and then we woke up and got the hell out of
1:08.8	dodge.
1:09.3	And the whole thing was captured in the HBO documentary series The Vow, now in its second season.
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