In this episode of "Doxxed: The Podcast," hosts Jane and Roxy discuss indie artist Iniko. The story begins with a self-identified Christian lady who took Iniko's song "Jericho" and remade it as a "Christian" version, asserting that her rendition was divinely inspired. She then went on to make accusations against Iniko, labeling the original song as demonic. This audacious move sent shockwaves through social media, prompting backlash against her actions. Don't miss this eye-opening episode, where intersections of art, identity, and religion take center stage.

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HE TOTALLY COLONISED THEIR SONG ON TIKTOK.

Led Zeppelin: Plagiarism? “Whole Lotta Love”

The details of Eric Clapton's abhorrent racist outburst

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Source: “Orgasm Inc.: The Story of OneTaste” on NetflixCW: This episode contains discussion of sexual violence and r*pe. Listener discretion is advised.In this episode of "Doxxed: The Podcast," hosts Jane and Roxy delve into the Netflix documentary, "Orgasm Inc: The Story of OneTaste." Unveiling a tale of rapid success, massive market growth, and disturbing allegations, the documentary explores the rise and fall of OneTaste, a Bay Area startup founded by Nicole Daedone.Daedone's company preached the power of "OM," which, within OneTaste, stands for "orgasmic meditation." But was this approach genuinely a path to unlocking one's truest sexual self, or was it founded on hucksterism and delusions of sex cult grandeur?By 2017, OneTaste was a multi-million-dollar enterprise, with celebrity endorsements and media coverage that included Khloe Kardashian and Gwyneth Paltrow. However, allegations of forced labor, pressure to perform sex acts, and other predatory behavior emerged, raising questions about the company's true nature.Doxxed The Podcast#DoxxedThePodcast #OneTaste #OrgasmInc #NicoleDaedone #Netflix #cults