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Jamie Mustard

Author and former Scientology Sea Organization member who recounts his upbringing in Scientology's child dormitories and wrote the memoir Child X detailing his experiences and recovery.

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Jan 13, 2026 • 1h 32min

1270: Jamie Mustard | Scientology's Secret World of Disposable Children

Jamie Mustard, an author and former member of Scientology's Sea Organization, shares his harrowing upbringing in a system that treated children like livestock. He recounts being raised in squalid dormitories, devoid of education and compassion. From signing a 'billion-year contract' at age five to being present during the infamous FBI raid without any investigation into child conditions, Jamie exposes the emotional suppression and abuse endured. His inspirational escape at 19 led to a remarkable journey of self-recovery and academic achievement.
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Nov 10, 2025 • 1h 17min

Born Into a Cult: The Unbelievable True Story of One Man's Escape from Scientology

Jamie Mustard, a conceptual artist and author of the memoir *Child X*, shares his harrowing tale of survival after being abandoned at birth and raised in Scientology's paramilitary wing. He recounts the extreme neglect he faced, living in appalling conditions like an 'orphanage,' and highlights the abuse that thousands of children endured. Jamie discusses his escape, the process of overcoming illiteracy, and his discovery of trauma recovery techniques like the stellate ganglion block, which drastically changed his life. His story is one of resilience and hope.
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Jul 24, 2025 • 1h 29min

EP 233: A Creative and Curious Life after Childhood Trauma with Jamie Mustard, author of Child X

Jamie Mustard, an author, artist, and researcher, reflects on his traumatic upbringing in Scientology and its lasting impacts. He shares insights from his memoir, 'Child X,' and discusses the innovative Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) treatment that helped him overcome trauma symptoms. Mustard emphasizes viewing trauma as a biological injury, highlighting its effects across various demographics, from soldiers to survivors. He also explores the potential of alternative therapies and the importance of brain health in recovery, all while advocating for the stories of those who've suffered in silence.

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