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Transmissions From Jonestown Episode 18 Where there's smoke

Denise was three years old when her family joined Peoples Temple. Like so many early childhood memories, obscured by the lenses of time, Denise’s recollections are vivid emotional snapshots that paint a portrait of Jim Jones and Temple life rarely seen, one that complicates the narrative shaped by Jonestown’s tragic end. As she came of age, Denise gave everything to the cause. But in the world of Peoples Temple, no sacrifice was ever enough. On this episode of Transmissions from Jonestown, we explore Denise’s journey from Sunday potlucks in Indianapolis to the secretive Wednesday night meetings in California where punishment, indoctrination, and fear became routine. Her testimony exposes child labor, forced marriages, psychological coercion and a suspicious fire that gutted the San Francisco Temple. What happens when devotion becomes servitude? Brought to you by The Attention Span Recovery Project Check out the rest of the episodes on our website. https://www.transmissionsfromjonestow... Transcripts for all the episodes can be found here: https://www.transmissionsfromjonestow... If you have any connection to Peoples Temple or Jonestown I am very interested in hearing your story: [email protected] @radiojnoestown   / 1gjczce8cd     / transmissionsfromjonestown   We would like to thank the Jonestown Institute https://jonestown.sdsu.edu/ The Attention Span Recovery Project would like to thank our special guests for this episode Denise, Mike Wood, Thomas Beikman, and David Wise. As former associate pastor Archie Ijames used to say "If there's a fire you're trying to douse, you can't put it out from inside the house.".