RE-RELEASE: Torrah | Betrayal Weekly
episodePreviously titled “Betrayal Weekly: RE-RELEASE: EP 10 - Torrah” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 5, 2026
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I'm Andrea Gunning, and this is Betrayal, a show about the people we trust the most and the deceptions that change everything. About a year ago, we heard from a listener with a story that floored us. Tora Giles is a history professor in Colorado, but she grew up on the California coast with her seven siblings.
And we grew up on a farm, so my life was kind of wild and crazy and great. Grew up super religious in the Seventh-day Adventist church.
As a kid, the church was Tora's life. She went to a Christian school. Her friends and after-school activities were all through the church. And she assumed that her life would follow the same path that was modeled by the women around her. Graduate high school, get married, and start having kids.
Funny enough, I thought as a kid that 20 years old was being a grown-up. And 25-year-olds were old. And so I thought for sure that I would be married by 20. But I never really dated.
After high school, Tora became a full-time nanny. And she tried to give dating a shot.
I finally went on one date with a guy and gave him like a little peck at the end of the night. and was just like, nope, that was not for me. I did not like that. I don't want a date.
Tora started to realize that the traditional path wasn't for her. So instead of trying to find a husband, she started planning for a new career.
I decided to go to college, and I studied history, which was really fun.
After undergrad, she moved to Colorado to pursue a PhD in history.
I was living in this really cute tiny apartment in the older section of Colorado Springs. So cute. And just loving my life. I felt like I had really kind of arrived. I had a job. I was teaching. I had friends. I was very happy.
She loved teaching, especially American history.
It was so much fun. Keep this in mind. It's January of 2017, and I decided it would be a good time to teach conspiracy, culture, and elections in United States political history.
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