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Unlock the truth behind the most secretive groups and their chilling practices. Cult Secrets pulls back the curtain on the hidden world of cults, exposing the psychological manipulation and devastating human cost. We delve deep into the stories of survivors, ex-members, and the bizarre beliefs that held them captive.

From infamous historical cults to modern-day spiritual movements, we meticulously investigate the leaders, their doctrines, and the shocking events that unfolded within these closed communities. Cult Secrets offers an unflinching look at the power dynamics, mind control, and the desperate search for belonging that often leads individuals down these dangerous paths.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 7:00 PM, delivering a fresh dose of true crime cult stories and in-depth analysis. Each episode provides a comprehensive narrative, exploring the origins, rise, and often tragic fall of these enigmatic groups, always grounded in thorough research.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by the psychology of groupthink, the allure of charismatic leaders, and the dark side of human belief. If you're compelled by real-life stories of deception, survival, and the untold narratives of those who escaped, Cult Secrets is your essential listen.

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  • The Cult's Dinner Table: A Family's Last Meal
    Oct 16 2026
    The Cult's Dinner Table: A Family's Last Meal

    Imagine waking to find a full dining table, set for six, in a barley field outside Dillard, Oregon, with no tire tracks and a padlocked gate. This isn't a prank; it's a chilling clue to a family's disappearance into a cult. What dark secret does this abandoned dinner table hold about the Ardent Path?

    In this episode, we uncover the story of the Ardent Path, a closed community in rural Oregon, and how a man named David Wagner systematically dismantled the life of the Lane family. Discover the slow, insidious process by which a respected family business became the foundation for a cult leader's control.

    Person: David Wagner
    Location: Dillard, Oregon
    Community: Ardent Path
    Business: Lane Family Nursery
    Event: Discovery of a dining table in a barley field

    - A fourteen-year-old girl discovered the dining table on her paper route before 5:45 AM.
    - The table was dark walnut, rectangular, with six chairs and six place settings.
    - The Lane Family Nursery had operated for twenty-two years by spring 2008.
    - David Wagner was forty-one when he first visited the nursery in May 2008.
    - The Lanes extended the Ardent Path a supply credit of nineteen thousand dollars in July 2008.

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    20 min
  • The Badge in the Snow: A Cult's Impossible Lie
    Oct 15 2026
    The Badge in the Snow: A Cult's Impossible Lie

    Imagine a laminated badge, bone dry, lying face-up in six inches of undisturbed snow, twenty-two feet inside a padlocked gate topped with smooth wire. There are no footprints, no drag marks, and no logical explanation for its presence. What impossible lie did this cult tell to cover its tracks?

    In this episode, we uncover the baffling discovery of a high school teacher's badge at a remote wellness center and the unraveling of a carefully constructed deception. We explore the life of Troy Russo, a man of fixed routines and quiet strength, and the circumstances that led him to Stillwater Wellness Center, a place promising healing but delivering something far more sinister.

    Person: Troy Russo
    Date: April 11, 2019
    Location: Pinecroft Pass, Garfield County
    Event: Discovery of a badge in undisturbed snow
    Organization: Stillwater Wellness Center

    - Six inches of snow had fallen overnight, yet the badge was completely dry.
    - The badge was found twenty-two feet inside a nine-foot-tall padlocked gate.
    - Troy Russo, a 48-year-old high school history teacher, had taught for nineteen years.
    - He visited Edna, his ex-wife's mother, every Wednesday evening for four years without fail.
    - Stillwater Wellness Center, founded by Howard Stevens, operated since 2014, offering immersive healing programs.

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    22 min
  • The Birthday Cake on the Empty Cult Farmhouse Step
    Oct 14 2026
    The Birthday Cake on the Empty Cult Farmhouse Step

    A child's birthday cake, complete with an orange gel number seven and seven unlit candles, sat on the step of an empty farmhouse in rural Missouri, twenty-two days into winter. No child was registered at the address, and the electric meter had gone dormant in November, yet someone left it there. What dark secret did this seemingly innocent detail conceal about the Remnant Covenant?

    In this episode, we delve into the story of Jason Hicks, who built a closed world around twenty-six adults on a leased farmstead, and Kathleen Whitfield, a thirty-one-year-old front desk worker who kept a journal hidden in her coat lining and eventually found a way out. The episode explores how an ordinary person can walk into an enclosed world one careful step at a time.

    Person: Jason Hicks
    Person: Kathleen Whitfield
    Location: Dellerton, Missouri
    Group: Remnant Covenant
    Event: Father's death

    - The electric meter on the farmhouse had gone dormant in November.
    - Jason Hicks built a closed world around twenty-six adults.
    - Kathleen Whitfield was thirty-one years old in the spring of 2017.
    - Twenty-two members separated from Open Road Fellowship by November 2017.
    - Twenty-six adults moved to a leased farmstead sixty miles from Dellerton by January 2018.

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