How to pronounce “cultish” in English

readers and you know 1% of them subscribe to that then I've made my mortgage you know and that's fantasticbecause aquid is cultish you know it definitely has that reputation and there are enough if 1% ofthem are like super fans which is is even a big number to assume um like they're going to be really entertained

--get its feet off the ground.And we did feel like we were in a cultish kind of situation back when we started.Yeah, but not in a bad way-- cultish in a warm, happy way.

This body of his needed stronger nourishment.The idea of foregoing meat altogether seemed strangely cultish, possibly irreligious, certainly un-English.Still though, that God-damned toe.

And so that had been a question that was living rent-free in my head.And then I was researching my last book, "Cultish," which is about the language of cults from scientology to soulcycle, so this wide spectrum of groups that we mightnot all agree are full-blown cults, but at the very least, can agree are cultish.

And yet at that time, it was a kind of a young network trying to get its feet off the ground.And we did feel like we were in a kind of a cultish kind of situation.Yeah, but not in a bad way.

And we did feel like we were in a cultish kind of situation back when we started.Yeah, but not in a bad way-- cultish in a warm, happy way.No, like the best kind of cult.

No, I love that.Because I am planning my wedding right now, and there's a lot of cultish, cringe-tastic culturesurrounding weddings. And so my partner and I keep calling it a carnivale, which is an event where you flip things on their head.

People would say, How do you get someone out of a cult?I have a family member who's all swept up in QAnon or who's steeped in a new age cultish group.How do I talk to them.

I'm very excited to introduce today's guest, Amanda Montell, whose book "The Age of Magical Overthinking" I recently finished.Amanda is a writer and linguist from Baltimore, who, in addition to her most recent New York Times bestseller, has also authored the books "Word Slut" and "Cultish."Additionally, she is the host of two fantastic podcasts, "Sounds Like a Cult" and "Magical Overthinkers." Amanda's prevailing message about magical overthinking

And then I was researching my last book, "Cultish," which is about the language of cults from scientology to soulcycle, so this wide spectrum of groups that we mightnot all agree are full-blown cults, but at the very least, can agree are cultish.And as I was researching the mechanics of cult influence, I kept coming across mentions of some of the better known biases,

You have the Amazon Studios executives.Well, what I can say is that, to a certain extent, all people can fall into cultish behavior.