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Something Was Wrong
Broken Cycle Media
338 episodes
6 days ago
*Content warning: self-harm, childhood abuse, institutional child abuse, suicidal ideation, suicide, psychological, physical and sexual violence against adolescence, disability abuse, abduction, kidnapping, stressful themes, substance use disorder, medical abuse and neglect, gang rape, imprisonment. In Episode 3, survivor Malia bravely recounts her time at Second Nature Entrada, a “wilderness therapy program” her parents placed her in 2009. Her heartbreakingly powerful testimony sheds light on the emotional toll and lasting impact of an industry that often operates without oversight.
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*Content warning: self-harm, childhood abuse, institutional child abuse, suicidal ideation, suicide, psychological, physical and sexual violence against adolescence, disability abuse, abduction, kidnapping, stressful themes, substance use disorder, medical abuse and neglect, gang rape, imprisonment. In Episode 3, survivor Malia bravely recounts her time at Second Nature Entrada, a “wilderness therapy program” her parents placed her in 2009. Her heartbreakingly powerful testimony sheds light on the emotional toll and lasting impact of an industry that often operates without oversight.
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Society & Culture,
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Episodes (20/338)
Something Was Wrong
S25 Ep1: Something is Terribly Wrong
6 days ago
57 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S25: Season XXV Preview - Beginning 1/8/2026
1 week ago
2 minutes

Something Was Wrong
WCN Presents: [Caitlin Mathis] Dedicated to Change
1 week ago
38 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep25: Case & Community Updates
3 weeks ago
45 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep24: Finally, You See (FINALE)
1 month ago
1 hour 3 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep23: Your Money or Your Child's Life
1 month ago
56 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep22: Hold Up a Mirror
1 month ago
53 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep21: A Lot of Horsesh*t
2 months ago
48 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep20: Extreme
2 months ago
45 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep19: Wanted
2 months ago
56 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep18: Fear-Driven
2 months ago
56 minutes

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S24 Ep17: Wounded
3 months ago
45 minutes

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S24 Ep16: Attack Therapy
3 months ago
56 minutes

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S24 Ep15: Source of Hope
3 months ago
1 hour

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep14: Horror Movie
3 months ago
45 minutes

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S24 Ep13: How Profoundly Sorry I Am
3 months ago
1 hour 2 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep12: Someone Who Believes Me
4 months ago
1 hour 18 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep11: One More Thing To Be Scared Of
4 months ago
44 minutes

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S24 Ep10: My Own Mother Wasn't Going to Save Me
4 months ago
53 minutes

Something Was Wrong
S24 Ep9: Adolescent Mental Health with Dr. Stephanie Hartselle, MD
4 months ago
32 minutes

Something Was Wrong
*Content warning: self-harm, childhood abuse, institutional child abuse, suicidal ideation, suicide, psychological, physical and sexual violence against adolescence, disability abuse, abduction, kidnapping, stressful themes, substance use disorder, medical abuse and neglect, gang rape, imprisonment. In Episode 3, survivor Malia bravely recounts her time at Second Nature Entrada, a “wilderness therapy program” her parents placed her in 2009. Her heartbreakingly powerful testimony sheds light on the emotional toll and lasting impact of an industry that often operates without oversight.