Beyond Barriers Podcast

Special Guest Phoebe J Rose joins this episode of Beyond Barriers Podcast. Phoebe is a transgendered female and was also part of the EDL (English Defense League) for about 5yrs. Phoebe left the EDL back in 2020 and now strives to educate and to bring others together. Her mission now: Peace & Reconciliation.For media inquiries: [email protected] more information on Beyond Barriers: https://beyondbarriersusa.org Follow Jeff Schoep on Twitter: @SchoepJeffFollow Acacia Dietz on Twitter: @SilencedMedia Beyond Barriers on Telegram https://t.me/beyondbarriersusa1 https://t.me/beyondbarriersusa Instagram https://www.instagram.com/BeyondBarriersUSA Twitter https://twitter.com/_BeyondBarriers #BeyondBarriersPodcast is produced by Beyond Barriers Media in association with Underground Media Productions. All Rights Reserved Beyond Barriers & Underground Media Productions

Mohamed Ahmed is the creator and founder of Average Mohamed, a counter ideology non-profit organization promoting Peace, Democracy & Anti-Extremism. His life's mission is to promote peace and he advocates that ideas make the world go around. Join us in this incredible episode where we talk to Mohamed about the work he does to counter extremist ideas. For more information about Average Mohamed and how you can be part of the change visit: https://averagemohamed.comTo find out more about Beyond Barriers visit: https://beyondbarriersusa.orgFollow Jeff Schoep on Twitter: @SchoepJeffFollow Acacia Dietz on Twitter: @SilencedMediaFind us on Social MediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeyondBarriersUSAhttps://www.facebook.com/TheOfficialJeffSchoepTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/_BeyondBarriersInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/BeyondBarriersUSATelegram: https://t.me/beyondbarriersusa1https://t.me/beyondbarriersusa#BeyondBarriersPodcast is produced by Beyond Barriers in association with Underground Media Productions

Duke and Catherine Schneider join us for this episode of BeyondBarriersPodcast. Duke is a former #neonazi leader. Love & compassion changed his life. Tune in to hear his amazing story!https://beyondbarriersusa.org

Kerry Noble joins co-hosts Jeff Schoep & Acacia Dietz for episode 19 of #BeyondBarriersPodcast. Since 2001, Kerry has been speaking out against hate, violence and the radical right. Kerry was involved with a group called CSA (Covenant, Sword & Arm of the Lord) during the late 1970's until they were raided by the FBI in April of 1985. CSA was a racist, paramilitary, survivalist, extremist group in rural Arkansas that believed in Christian Identity (a racist offshoot of Christianity). In this episode, Kerry tells of how in June 1983 he came within seconds of what could have been, at that time, the largest domestic terrorist act in US history, when he took a bomb into a gay church. But how the actions of the people in the church changed his perspective and he did not go through with the plan. This is an episode you won't want to miss.Kerry Noble has published two books "Tabernacle of Hate: Seduction Into Right-Wing Extremism" and "Tabernacle of Hope: Bridging Your Darkened Past Toward a Brighter Future" which can be found on Amazon.com - Check out Kerry on Twitter: @KerryNoble_CSAMore information on Beyond Barriers - https://beyondbarriersusa.org or email: [email protected]

"Leaving the movement was the most freeing thing ever. That's when life began.." Fred CookIn this episode co-hosts Jeff Schoep & Acacia Dietz interview a former leader in the National Socialist Movement (NSM) and discuss his journey in and out of Nazism.

In this episode Red shares his story in and out of the neo-Nazi movement here in the United States. Red was involved in the far-right for about a decade and has been out for almost 13yrs, he now works with Beyond Barriers.If you or a loved one wants to leave hate behind or needs help leaving extremism please reach out to Beyond Barriers today: https://beyondbarriersusa.orgemail: [email protected] Barriers Podcast is produced by Underground Media ProductionsFollow #JeffSchoep & #AcaciaDietz on Twitter:https://www.twitter.com/SchoepJeffhttps://www.twitter.com/SilencedMedia

Episode 16 of #BeyondBarriersPodcast, #RabbiCooper of the #SimonWiesenthalCenter joins Jeff Schoep and Acacia Dietz to talk about #change, #repentance and #redemption. These are things everyone NEEDS to hear, but many times is very uncomfortable to talk about. If you or a loved one wants to leave hate behind or needs help leaving extremism please reach out to Beyond Barriers today: https://beyondbarriersusa.orgemail: [email protected] Barriers Podcast is produced by Underground Media ProductionsFor more information on the Simon Wiesenthal Center please visit: https://www.wiesenthal.com/Follow #JeffSchoep & #AcaciaDietz on Twitter:https://www.twitter.com/SchoepJeffhttps://www.twitter.com/SilencedMedia

In this #BeyondBarriersPodcast episode Jeff and Acacia are joined by Asma Jama. In 2015, Asma Jama was the victim of a hate crime which scarred her for life. Instead of allowing hate to consume her life, Asma now speaks out about hate and how to conquer hate with love.For more information on Asma Jama follow her on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Asma_Jama11Petals of Humanity on Twitter: @HumanityPetalshttps://www.petalsofhumanity.com/Need Help? [email protected]://beyondbarriersusa.org#BeyondBarriersPodcast is an Underground Media production.

On this episode of #BeyondBarriersPodcast, Figen Murry joins #JeffSchoep and Acacia to discuss healing from tragedy, Martyn's law and how we can keep our humanity in the most horrific of circumstances. #lovenothate #compassion #empathy #dialogue #diversity #love #hope #MartynsLaw #counterterrorism #CVE #PVEFind out More about Figen Murray-https://www.twitter.com/FigenMurrayhttps://www.figenmurray.co.uk

In this #BeyondBarriersPodcast episode #JeffSchoep and Acacia speak with an Indigenous survivor of the #SixtiesScoop. This is an incredible story of courage and strength. How one survivor found his way home and is now raising awareness and speaking out against the genocide of the Canadian Indigenous people. **Disclaimer: The following content may contain elements that are not suitable for some audiences listener discretion is advised**"The Sixties Scoop refers to a practice that occurred in Canada of taking, or "scooping up," Indigenous children from their families and communities for placement in foster homes or adoption. Despite the reference to one decade, the Sixties Scoop began in the late 1950s and persisted into the 1980s. It is estimated that a total of 20,000 aboriginal children were taken from their families and fostered or adopted out to primarily white middle-class families as part of the Sixties Scoop..." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixties...https://www.cbc.ca/cbcdocspov/feature...Follow Jeff and Acacia on Twitter:https://www.twitter.com/SchoepJeffhttps://www.twitter.com/SilencedMedia