The downfall of NXIVM's Keith Raniere: A conversation with Josh Bloch

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S8 "Brainwashed" E6: Never too late to say sorry

MKULTRA has entered popular culture, becoming the butt of jokes, television plot points, and the darling of internet conspiracy theorists. At the very least, the secrecy that still surrounds MKULTRA, or the CIA’s post-9/11 programs, sows distrust of governments, and medical profe ...  Show more

S8 "Brainwashed" E5: We tortured some folks

MKULTRA was supposed to have ended in the 1960s. The torturous experiments didn’t work. So why did these techniques evolve and continue to be used by American trainers throughout Latin America, and then get revived once again in the era that followed the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks? T ...  Show more

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