A quick heads up before we dive in: Some viewers might find this episode disturbing.

Today, we’re diving headfirst into the world’s most dangerous cults, examining their operations, how individuals escaped, and the warning signs to recognize before it’s too late.

Highlights:

• 00:00 Introduction to the World's Most Dangerous Cults
• 02:15 Understanding Cult Basics
• 04:19 The People's Temple
• 07:42 The Manson Family
• 10:12 NXIVM
• 12:34 Heaven's Gate
• 16:06 Branch Davidians
• 18:36 Rajneeshpuram

Whether it’s an earthquake, mudslide, or shark attack, learn to survive whatever awaits you. This show explores how to endure life-threatening moments with science and survivor stories.

Note: This content is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek your physician's advice or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have seen on this channel. If you think you may have an emergency, contact your doctor, ambulance, or police immediately. Reliance on any information provided by the show is at your own risk.

Explore survival techniques through stories and science in facing disasters like earthquakes, mudslides, or shark attacks. Discover ways to endure life-threatening moments.

Explore history's most notorious animal attacks, showcasing the fierce conflicts between humans and wildlife. From the Champawat Tiger to the Tsavo Lions, these chilling encounters reveal the sometimes deadly interactions with nature.

Key incidents include:

• Champawat Tiger
• Leopard of Rudraprayag
• Tsavo Lions
• Brown Bear Incident
• USS Indianapolis
• Rogue Elephant
• Nile Crocodile Incident

Although these stories are intense, the series offers insights into surviving life-threatening encounters with science and survivor stories.

Hidden deep within the mountains, about 50 miles (80.5 km) from Pyongyang, lies Kaechon Internment Camp, better known as Camp 14. It's infamous as North Korea’s most lethal political prison and part of a vast network of labor camps.

Despite North Korea's denial of such places, satellite imagery, defector testimonies, and U.N. reports tell a different story. These political prison camps — known as kwanliso — are the black holes of the Kim Jong-un regime: prisoners enter, but almost none leave.

The timeline of key moments in this gripping episode includes:

03:25 - The Dark History of Camp 14

07:54 - Shin's Early Life in Prison

09:44 - A Prison Inside a Prison

14:00 - Shin's Escape

17:26 - The Aftermath

Whether it’s an earthquake, mudslide, or shark attack, learn how to survive dire situations with science and survivor stories.

From doctors to clowns, and even those with twisted justifications, we delve into some of the world's deadliest serial killers.

Why did one killer claim a dog influenced his actions? Which notorious criminal forever altered the perception of clowns? And was a DNA sample the key to finally uncovering Jack the Ripper's identity?

Key Moments:

• 00:00: Introduction to the Deadliest Serial Killers
• 01:13: David Richard Berkowitz
• 03:05: H.H. Holmes
• 04:48: Ted Bundy
• 07:09: John Wayne Gacy
• 08:56: Jack the Ripper
• 10:47: Jeffrey Dahmer
• 12:21: Richard Ramirez
• 14:12: Harold Shipman

How To Survive offers insights on enduring life-threatening scenarios through science and survivor tales, whether it's an earthquake, mudslide, or shark attack.

Disclaimer: The content is not intended to replace professional advice or treatment. Always seek professional help for medical conditions and emergencies.