If your idea of a fun Friday night includes pouring over #FreeBritney testimonies, reciting Alexis Neiers’ phone call to Nancy Jo from memory, and checking in on Carole Baskin’s wiki page for the 4,327th time, then Pop Crime is the show for you. In this new podcast from Betches Media, host Kiki Monique is combining her two true loves – pop culture and true crime – into a cocktail of scandalous storytelling. Each week, she makes sense of the messiest celebrity legal drama, infamous crimes of the past, and dirty deeds of the rich and famous so you have something to talk about at your next happy hour… or at least a new wikipedia page to bookmark.
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If your idea of a fun Friday night includes pouring over #FreeBritney testimonies, reciting Alexis Neiers’ phone call to Nancy Jo from memory, and checking in on Carole Baskin’s wiki page for the 4,327th time, then Pop Crime is the show for you. In this new podcast from Betches Media, host Kiki Monique is combining her two true loves – pop culture and true crime – into a cocktail of scandalous storytelling. Each week, she makes sense of the messiest celebrity legal drama, infamous crimes of the past, and dirty deeds of the rich and famous so you have something to talk about at your next happy hour… or at least a new wikipedia page to bookmark.
After signing with 7M management group and joining the Shekinah church, Miranda Wilking stopped talking to her family. Now her family is doing everything they can to get her out of, what they consider is, a cult. In this episode, Kiki is joined by Katie Joy, an Archival Consultant for Netflix’s new docuseries “Dancing For the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult.” Together they explore the chilling world of cults and high-control groups, the legal battles surrounding 7M talent management, and the profound emotional toll on individuals and their families. Plus, why former members are making it their mission to warn others about 7M founder Robert Shin.
@withoutacrystalball
Sources:
@melaniewilking
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/7m-dancers-sue-alleging-robert-shinn-runs-cult-1234701158/
https://www.the-sun.com/tv/11485570/robert-shinn-shekinah-church-dancing-tiktok/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/monicamercuri/2024/05/29/the-insane-true-story-behind-netflixs-dancing-for-the-devil-the-7m-tiktok-cult/
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/7m-films-tiktok-dance-cult-allegations-miranda-wilking-james-derrick-1323200/
https://time.com/6983142/7m-tiktok-cult-dancing-for-the-devil-netflix-true-story/
Netflix: Dancing For the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult
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Pop Crime
If your idea of a fun Friday night includes pouring over #FreeBritney testimonies, reciting Alexis Neiers’ phone call to Nancy Jo from memory, and checking in on Carole Baskin’s wiki page for the 4,327th time, then Pop Crime is the show for you. In this new podcast from Betches Media, host Kiki Monique is combining her two true loves – pop culture and true crime – into a cocktail of scandalous storytelling. Each week, she makes sense of the messiest celebrity legal drama, infamous crimes of the past, and dirty deeds of the rich and famous so you have something to talk about at your next happy hour… or at least a new wikipedia page to bookmark.
