Martyr, She Wrote

by Anna Clark Miller

Martyr, She Wrote is a podcast about religious trauma hosted by licensed therapist and religious trauma survivor, Anna Clark Miller. Each episode features an interview with a survivor or expert on the topic.

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Podcast episodes

  • Season 2

  • Cult Intervention and Recovery with Ashlen Hilliard

    Cult Intervention and Recovery with Ashlen Hilliard

    S02 E06
    53:51

    I'm back after a long break, interviewing cult intervention specialist and founder of People Leave Cults, Ashlen Hilliard. Learn more about her work here: https://www.peopleleavecults.com/

  • Neurodivergence and Queer Intersectionality with Cody Moncrief

    Neurodivergence and Queer Intersectionality with Cody Moncrief

    S02 E05
    57:15

    In this episode I interview a close freind, Cody Moncrief, who navigated church as a neurodivergent, introverted queer person in the south.

  • Traumatic Hell Doctrine with Mark Gregory Karris

    Traumatic Hell Doctrine with Mark Gregory Karris

    S02 E04
    59:07

    This week I'm interviewing licensed therapist and author, Dr. Mark Gregory Karris about his new book, The Diabolical Trinity: Healing Religious Trauma from a Wrathful God, Tormenting Hell, and a Sinful Self. https://markgregorykarris.com/

  • Raising Untraumatized Kids in Religion with Twyla Axelson

    Raising Untraumatized Kids in Religion with Twyla Axelson

    S02 E03
    01:01:05

    I'm interviewing my own sister, Twyla Axelson, who's also a therapist and a mom of two. We're discussing how parents can raise children in religious communities without perpetuating religious trauma.

  • Racial Religious Trauma & the POC Experience with Natalia

    Racial Religious Trauma & the POC Experience with Natalia

    S02 E02
    57:28

    Josh Miller and I co-host this episode with our dear friend, Natalia, to talk about her experience as a person of color in a predominantly white, conservative church culture.