
What draws someone to Scientology, and what is it like to explore it for yourself? On Stories Worth Hearing, host John Quick sits down with Gunnar, who works with the Church of Scientology in the Twin Cities, for a conversation about his personal journey. Raised Catholic, Gunnar first encountered Scientology through his parents but didn’t pursue it seriously until he was older. He shares how an experience following a wrist injury at age 18 sparked his interest in Dianetics and why he returned to Scientology after college.John asks the questions many curious people have: What happens when you walk into a Church of Scientology? What is Dianetics? Can someone explore Scientology while remaining Christian or practicing another faith? Gunnar explains how he answers those questions, what he wishes more people understood, and why helping others became central to his work. He also discusses the humanitarian programs he’s involved with and the questions people bring to him after seeing his videos online.The conversation turns to Gunnar’s approach to social media: how he comes up with ideas, why he keeps his videos short, and how those videos lead to conversations with people who might never have visited a church. It’s an open, unscripted chance to hear his story and perspective in his own words. If you’d like to learn more, Gunnar recommends Scientology.org and Scientology.tv.
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