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Change-making Conversations

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by Baptist News Global

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Podcast Overview

Join Mark Wingfield, Executive Director of Baptist News Global, for a series of change-making conversations about faith and society.

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2/20/2025

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Episode thumbnail for NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 7 - 'Be brave, be bold and go out there': What healing looks like post-trauma

October 29, 2025

NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 7 - 'Be brave, be bold and go out there': What healing looks like post-trauma

Where are they now? Post-trauma, abuse survivors are not only tasked with fighting their abusers. They are tasked with learning how to move on and live happy lives. In this episode, you'll hear Joe Alarcon and Greg Yandell talk about parental and family healing, then you will hear Logan Yandell, Evan Hoffpauir and Kieth Dygert discuss their healing journeys. *Content warning: Sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, self-harm and suicide # # # # # THE NON-DISCLOSURE SERIES In the Ozarks of Missouri at Kamp Kanakuk, numerous children endured sexual abuse at the hands of camp director and serial predator Peter “Pete” Newman. After his confession in 2009, many were placed under restrictive Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), barring them from telling their stories. But after learning Kamp leadership may have let the abuse slide, some are ready to break their NDAs and tell all. In this limited series podcast from Baptist News Global, host Mallory Challis examines this story of systematic sexual abuse in interviews with survivors and their families. Views expressed by those in interviews with BNG are solely their own. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com.

Episode thumbnail for NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 6 - Lethal Theologies part 2: Purity culture, reframing scripture and being a conqueror

October 22, 2025

NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 6 - Lethal Theologies part 2: Purity culture, reframing scripture and being a conqueror

This episode continues our exploration of theological complicity by considering Newman's use of purity culture in his methods of abuse. We'll also hear Ashton Alarcon describing his journey of faith post-trauma and considering the ways survivors can "conquer" the things they've endured. *Content warning: Sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, self-harm and suicide # # # # # THE NON-DISCLOSURE SERIES In the Ozarks of Missouri at Kamp Kanakuk, numerous children endured sexual abuse at the hands of camp director and serial predator Peter “Pete” Newman. After his confession in 2009, many were placed under restrictive Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), barring them from telling their stories. But after learning Kamp leadership may have let the abuse slide, some are ready to break their NDAs and tell all. In this limited series podcast from Baptist News Global, host Mallory Challis examines this story of systematic sexual abuse in interviews with survivors and their families. Views expressed by those in interviews with BNG are solely their own. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com.

Episode thumbnail for NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 5 - Lethal Theologies: How Christian institutions are made ripe for abuse

October 15, 2025

NON-DISCLOSURE: Episode 5 - Lethal Theologies: How Christian institutions are made ripe for abuse

This episode explores theological complicity and how faith can be manipulated and used to abuse. We'll also talk about Kids Across America, a para-organization of Kanakuk that claims to be an urban youth outreach program. You'll hear from Mallory Korte, David Tropp and Logan Yandell. You'll also hear from theologians Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Susan Shaw on their book, "Surviving God." *Content warning: Sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, self-harm and suicide # # # # # THE NON-DISCLOSURE SERIES In the Ozarks of Missouri at Kamp Kanakuk, numerous children endured sexual abuse at the hands of camp director and serial predator Peter “Pete” Newman. After his confession in 2009, many were placed under restrictive Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), barring them from telling their stories. But after learning Kamp leadership may have let the abuse slide, some are ready to break their NDAs and tell all. In this limited series podcast from Baptist News Global, host Mallory Challis examines this story of systematic sexual abuse in interviews with survivors and their families. Views expressed by those in interviews with BNG are solely their own. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com.

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What is Change-making Conversations?

Join Mark Wingfield, Executive Director of Baptist News Global, for a series of change-making conversations about faith and society.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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