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Mike Rinder and Jeffrey Augustine discuss Tom Cruise and the ruckus his filming of Top Gun 2 aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt caused in social media. The discussion moves on to Scientology's phony STAND League and the social media fraud in which it engages. The controversy over the Dr. Cecil Murray letters is discussed. USC and Dr. Murray say he did not write the letters while the Church insists he did. Jeffrey concludes by asking Mike about Scientology and the Aftermath: Will there be a Season 4?

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Jesse Prince describes the events in RTC surrounding the death of L. Ron Hubbard. As Hubbard lay dying at his ranch, David Miscavige and Vicki Aznaran at the Int Base called the ranch hourly to ask if Hubbard had died yet.

Hubbard left no succession plan in his place so what happened as Hubbard lay dying, and immediately after his death, was what Jesse calls a "dumpster fire and train wreck."

RTC put on the super-serious LRH Death event at the Palladium followed by a secret invitation only wild party at a home in Hollywood once owned by Liberace. There was great relief that Hubbard was death. The party featured lots of premium alcohol and heavy drinking. "There was everything there except cocaine" Jesse says.

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Nathan Rich was born into Scientology. He endured hell as a teenager at Scientology's infamous Mace-Kingsley Ranch. Operated by the abusive Wally Hanks, a man whom Scientology protected after he admitted to sexually molesting two teenage girls.

Nathan's life spiraled out of control and soon he was living on the streets as a drug addict. Nathan tells a riveting tale of how he survived seven years of homelessness and self-medicating with street drugs and turned his life around.

Nathan's new book "Scythe Tleppo" is now available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Scythe-Tleppo-Abandonment-Addiction-Homelessness-ebook/dp/B07GC685LL

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Based on her 40 year journey in the Cult, Karen de la Carriere summarizes what Scientology is in a few sentences. Save $1,000,000 by listening to the interview.

Great interview with Ron Miscavige.

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When Robert finished his staff contract he went into the printing business with a fellow Scientologist. Soon, the two were printing all of the magazines for Scientology Europe. This was profitable and allowed Robert to go up his Bridge and onto the OT levels.

Robert figured out an ingenious solution that saved Scientology hundreds of thousands of dollars per year on costs related to getting its magazines delivered. But then there was a problem. Robert solved it but he was nevertheless blamed for crashing all of Scientology's stats on the European Continent.

Robert was sent to Flag for brutal sec checking. In this podcast Robert describes the terror of being sec checked by then Inspector General RTC Marty Rathbun. These sec checks had a brutal and expensive outcome. Coupled with Robert's inner torment with having to constantly pretend to others that he was an OT ate him up inside. Robert describes the events that led to he and his family leaving Scientology. He offers sage advice to those who are still trapped in Scientology and want to leave.

Robert's book The Defector is available on Amazon.