ONE OF the most significant days in recent American history was the day a mediocre science fiction author decided to become a god.
Mark Bunker, a broadcaster, newsman, and film producer, joins us to discuss the legacy of L. Ron Hubbard and the Church of Scientology. Mark raises some important questions: Why is an organization that has spent tens of millions of dollars spying on and smearing enemies and ex-members, including the 79-year-old father of the head of the group, allowed to retain its tax-exempt status by the United States government? And what kind of “church” would stoop to dirty tricks and character assassination to silence its critics?
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Scientology must have taken a hit over the years with the documentaries exposing what they are, because they donate a lot of books on Scientology to libraries. It would be interesting to know what your guest knows about Galaxy Press. It is a press that is selling Hubbard’s pulp fiction novels and making multi-voiced audiobooks of them. Again, I don’t see these in many bookstores, but they are marketed to libraries.
Good point. Come to think of our, that’s where I ran across Battlefield Earth and the follow-up series when I was a kid.
This was a very good interview, and INSIGHTFUL!!