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Young Americans are part of a generation experiencing record-high rates of depression and suicide, the result of growing up inculcated by a woke cult that denies biological realities and shames dissenters. That’s something that Carrie Sheffield, author of Motorhome Prophecies: A Journey of Healing and Forgiveness, knows a lot about.

On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, Carrie joins host Melissa Mackenzie to discuss her experience leaving a cult and her journey back towards God. They talk about the impact emotional and physical abuse has on children and comment on the undeniably cultish aspects of woke culture. Finally, they discuss Carrie’s conversion to Christianity and the role faith plays in healing. Tune in to hear their fascinating conversation!