Surviving Scientology Radio
Surviving Scientology Radio brings you interviews with former members of the Church of Scientology many of whom were in high ranking positions. We additionally bring you breaking news and interviews with prominent Scientology critics, journalists, and religious scholars.
Surviving Scientology Episode 27 with Mike Rinder
Mike Rinder looks back on the Church of Scientology in 2014 and looks ahead to 2015. Topics includes the Church's serious legal problems in France and with Narconon. For example using Super Bowl for a PR image but in Reality, using freebies on Craig's list for solicitation into the Cult.In this interview, Jeffrey Augustine mentions that Narconon brings in about $100,0000,000 per year for the Church of Scientology.
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