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Sensibly Speaking Podcast #238: Jon Atack vs. Scientology (Part 3)

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March 14, 2020

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I am joined again this week by former Scientologist, artist and historian Jon Atack to finish our discussion of his full story in and out of Scientology. Like my own, it's a long and detailed tale and one that has required multiple podcasts to tell all the way through. In this episode, we cover Jon's experience taking on Scientology in the legal arena. Along the way we take quite a few side roads as we weave the narrative of what it's like dealing with a ruthless organization that has no qualms about spending millions to ruin people utterly. This is not a podcast for the faint of heart.

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