Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Bloody Tuesdays, a psychedlic rock phenomenon by David Quesada, shares his raw narrative in Why I Quit the Jehovahs Witnesses. He sheds light on the challenges and complexities of leaving a high control group. His music not only resonates with the nuances of the ExJW experience but also becomes a poignant reflection of the journey after Watchtower involvement, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of cult indie music culture that I love to highlight on the Witness Underground Podcast.
Watch WITNESS UNDERGROUND our documentary on: Apple TV, Amazon, Tubi TV & YouTube Movies + more...
WitnessUnderground.com
The Bloody Tuesdays - Bloodless is their latest record.
He also recently released: Stranded On Saturn & Hymns of a Millenials Dawn
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com
Support David Quesada of the Bloody Tuesdays and buy one or all three of his records ($20) featuring loads of ExJW and JW references. It's an amazing body of work!
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/bloodless
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/hymns-of-a-millenials-dawn-2
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/stranded-on-saturn
Wesley David:
New single out called Glass Half Full:
WesleyDavidMusic.com
The documentary on the underground Jehovah's Witness (JW) music scene supported by the JW record label called Nuclear Gopher:
For the trailer, blog, XJW Coming Out series:
witnessunderground.com
Other music discussed:
The Lavone (Nuclear Gopher artist) featuring our host, Ryan Sutter:
Psychotic Requiem
nucleargopher.org/artists/the-lavone
Embark on a captivating exploration with David Quesada of the band The Bloody Tuesdays in this exclusive interview that delves into a multitude of compelling topics. Join us as David shares his personal journey, discussing themes such as awakening from cult experiences and the significant impact of XJW Coming Out narratives.
In this interview, David opens up about his ExJW (Ex-Jehovah's Witness) background, offering profound insights into why individuals choose to leave religion, specifically Jehovah's Witnesses. His story is not only an Igotout testimony but a testament to the resilience of those who embark on a liberation journey after leaving high control groups.
Discover the intersection of cult experiences and the indie music culture as David sheds light on the role of The Bloody Tuesdays in cultivating a space for Cult freedom through their art. This interview goes beyond the surface, featuring real stories and cult member interviews that explore the complexities of leaving the Watchtower and the aftermath of losing faith in religion.
David also touches upon the therapeutic power of art for healing trauma, emphasizing the importance of Cult freedom in creative expression. Join us in this thought-provoking discussion that navigates the realms of escape from abuse, ExJW experiences, and the intricate process of why individuals quit Jehovah's Witnesses.
As part of the Witness Underground podcast series, this interview contributes to a broader conversation about the impact of cults and the empowering narratives of those who have iSurvived a cult story. It's a unique opportunity to gain insights into the personal experiences of a cult survivor and the multifaceted reasons behind leaving religion.
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Please watch: "Big Announcement - ExJW-Live - Are we bashing Jehovah's Witnesses?"
youtube.com/watch?v=kX-x-L-ilq0
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The Bloody Tuesdays, a psychedlic rock phenomenon by David Quesada, shares his raw narrative in Why I Quit the Jehovahs Witnesses. He sheds light on the challenges and complexities of leaving a high control group. His music not only resonates with the nuances of the ExJW experience but also becomes a poignant reflection of the journey after Watchtower involvement, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of cult indie music culture that I love to highlight on the Witness Underground Podcast.
Watch WITNESS UNDERGROUND our documentary on: Apple TV, Amazon, Tubi TV & YouTube Movies + more...
WitnessUnderground.com
The Bloody Tuesdays - Bloodless is their latest record.
He also recently released: Stranded On Saturn & Hymns of a Millenials Dawn
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com
Support David Quesada of the Bloody Tuesdays and buy one or all three of his records ($20) featuring loads of ExJW and JW references. It's an amazing body of work!
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/bloodless
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/hymns-of-a-millenials-dawn-2
thebloodytuesdays.bandcamp.com/album/stranded-on-saturn
Wesley David:
New single out called Glass Half Full:
WesleyDavidMusic.com
The documentary on the underground Jehovah's Witness (JW) music scene supported by the JW record label called Nuclear Gopher:
For the trailer, blog, XJW Coming Out series:
witnessunderground.com
Other music discussed:
The Lavone (Nuclear Gopher artist) featuring our host, Ryan Sutter:
Psychotic Requiem
nucleargopher.org/artists/the-lavone
Embark on a captivating exploration with David Quesada of the band The Bloody Tuesdays in this exclusive interview that delves into a multitude of compelling topics. Join us as David shares his personal journey, discussing themes such as awakening from cult experiences and the significant impact of XJW Coming Out narratives.
In this interview, David opens up about his ExJW (Ex-Jehovah's Witness) background, offering profound insights into why individuals choose to leave religion, specifically Jehovah's Witnesses. His story is not only an Igotout testimony but a testament to the resilience of those who embark on a liberation journey after leaving high control groups.
Discover the intersection of cult experiences and the indie music culture as David sheds light on the role of The Bloody Tuesdays in cultivating a space for Cult freedom through their art. This interview goes beyond the surface, featuring real stories and cult member interviews that explore the complexities of leaving the Watchtower and the aftermath of losing faith in religion.
David also touches upon the therapeutic power of art for healing trauma, emphasizing the importance of Cult freedom in creative expression. Join us in this thought-provoking discussion that navigates the realms of escape from abuse, ExJW experiences, and the intricate process of why individuals quit Jehovah's Witnesses.
As part of the Witness Underground podcast series, this interview contributes to a broader conversation about the impact of cults and the empowering narratives of those who have iSurvived a cult story. It's a unique opportunity to gain insights into the personal experiences of a cult survivor and the multifaceted reasons behind leaving religion.
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Please watch: "Big Announcement - ExJW-Live - Are we bashing Jehovah's Witnesses?"
youtube.com/watch?v=kX-x-L-ilq0
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
