Amanda Montell
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 15 Sep
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This is Sounds Like a Cult, a show about the modern day cults we all follow.
I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the book Cultish, out in paperback, May 27th.
Every week on this show, we discuss a different phonetical fringe group from the cultural zeitgeist, from horse girls all the way to Shenyun, to try and answer the big question.
This group sounds like
Vomit bags are in the seat back in front of you.
I guess by way of disclaimer, I want to communicate to the listeners that, like, when it comes to the cult of incels, there is so much to unpack, and so much of it is extremely disturbing.
We only have an hour, and this is ultimately it sounds like a cult episode.
So we're mostly gonna be covering the basics here and then of course analyzing incels through.
Through our culty lens, we are very excited to share the great conversation we had with our interview guests later, the host of the podcast, the last podcast on the left.
But I do want to mention that we are going to be sort of intentionally steering clear of diving too deep into content that might be overly triggering.
We will absolutely link some further reading in our show notes, but I guess our goal here on this episode is to stay true to
the promise of this show, which is to have conversations about everyday cult influence in a way that doesn't leave everyone feeling totally drained and terrified of society.
While still conveying the gravity of the issue at hand, if that makes sense.
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