A few alumni have blogged their reactions to the MSNBC documentary “Mind Over Mania.” Lots of good thoughts worth checking out: 1) Ache and Love by Carrie Dickson7 2) Why I Don’t Wear the Ring by Brooke Gale 3) My Teen Mania Experience by Kimberly Warne 16 comments: Chris K says: November 7, 2011 8:33 […]
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This is an open thread for comments on tonight’s show. If you are sensitive and easily triggered, I recommend avoiding this thread. 226 comments: Jay says: November 6, 2011 10:01 PM Im just curious why there are only ladies on the show accusing Teen Mania of being a cult. Where are the guys? Not to
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This thread is for comments on the MSNBC show and is only open to alumni who consider themselves to be recovering from their Teen Mania experience. This thread will be strictly moderated. Anything triggering, judgmental, etc. will be immediately deleted. This is a safe space for the hurt and wounded. 87 comments: Ashley says: November
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This Sunday night at 10pm/9pm Central MSNBC will air the premiere of their new show, “Mind Over Mania” which documents the lives and struggles of Honor Academy survivors. Earlier this year, cameras followed myself and several other alumni as we attended a weekend cult recovery workshop led by Doug and Wendy Duncan. The Duncans are
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MSNBC is working with a production company to create a documentary program about cults. They are currently looking for interview subjects. At least one of the filmmakers, Vasco Lucas Nunes, has already worked on the cult documentary, Join Us. Here is what they are looking for: “We are producers partnered with a major news outlet, and
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