Jason and Alexia Preston sit down with Jennica Smith and her son Jonah, a family whose courage to come forward may change everything. Jennica grew up in an active LDS household. Her father served as a bishop. From the outside, everything looked perfect. But behind closed doors, Jennica endured decades of unthinkable abuse, abuse that began before she even started kindergarten.

Jonah's Email: tsadura@gmail.com

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Jason Preston speaks openly about the growing frustration many Americans feel toward a justice system that seems to protect elites while ordinary people face consequences for far less. From the Epstein files to local cases in Utah, this conversation dives into corruption, political silence, and the public’s demand for accountability—especially when it comes to protecting children. Jason also calls out political leaders who refused to support efforts to release the Epstein files, raising difficult questions about power, influence, and why certain stories disappear from public attention.

WHEN A CHRISTIAN GETS ANGRY https://youtu.be/woYrVmHNxR4?si=8z4EYz3sbAsZEP8z

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Anita Anderson shares her story publicly in greater detail for the first time. A survivor of severe childhood trauma and dissociation, Anita speaks about growing up in an environment marked by fear, control, and silence—and the lasting impact it had on her life. Throughout the conversation, Anita discusses her experiences with trauma, memory loss, dissociation, and the long process of trying to understand what happened during her childhood. This is a heavy and emotional conversation centered on trauma, recovery, and the importance of bringing hidden experiences into the light. Viewer discretion is advised.

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