Webster! Full Episode February 22, 1982

[@TarquinMelnyk]

It blows my mind to see how articulate critics of the Watchtower were back at a time when I was so under the thumb of the organization.

[@sheliasunday7744]

Early 80’s trouble was brewing! 1989, I was out......enjoyed this!

[@bumblebee5164]

Great interview, so glad I saw this! Some of the first EXJW activists that paved the way to wake up so many JW’s over the decades.

[@bmblb5835]

Here we are . . . 2021. . .

[@anthonyazzopardi273]

Nope, now it's 2023!

[@cousinmike245]

Man if I’d have seen this in ‘82 I would never have been baptized 3 years later. So glad I’m out; better late than never.

[@rosiej.1473]

I think this was the best ex JW video I have watched and I have watched around 300. Love Jack Webster wish I was older when we was on TV, at age 3 I can say I never watched him. What a great guy.

[@mrbojangels8263]

This host is amazing.

[@AlexFlores-je2uj]

Please can you upload the speech of Fred franz and Charles sinutko about the year of 1975 .

[@fritz4359]

I recall we were forbidden to watch this episode, baptized in ignorance a few years after this episode

[@fritz4359]

Wow, this brought back memories

[@hinche1977]

Over the years, Penton served in various capacities in Jehovah's Witness congregations in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada while pursuing an academic career, before moving to Alberta in 1965. Penton died on November 4, 2024, at the age of 92.

[@rosiej.1473]

25:00 It is money grubbing now.

[@nolanmcsheridan9959]

These are good men.

[@fritz4359]

Anyone know what earlier episode james penton was on when he was still a jw?

[@b1crusade384]

@28:03 2021 has come and gone. Ha ha!

[@rudymartinez2825]

Wow

[@letlightb8320]

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