Joshua Broome

Joshua Broome, once known as Rocco Reed, transitioned from adult film star to pastor and advocate, sharing his profound journey of redemption. He discusses the often-hidden repercussions of pornography on society and mental health, warning of its impact on youth and relationships. Broome emphasizes the need for open discussions about sex and porn within families, while reflecting on his struggles with identity and faith. His story is a powerful reminder that transformation and hope are possible, even from the darkest places.

Joshua Broome, a former adult film star turned global speaker and pastor, shares his powerful journey of redemption. He candidly discusses the impact of pornography on identity and mental health, revealing the struggles of self-worth. Broome emphasizes the importance of grace and breaking free from societal lies to embrace true identity in Christ. His story showcases the transformation from despair to purpose, encouraging others to redefine what success truly means and to overcome feelings of unworthiness.

Joshua Broome reveals dark secrets about an industry harming young men. Topics include societal pressures on men, combating human trafficking, impact of fatherlessness, pitfalls of chasing fame, signing away rights unknowingly, internet's negative effects on porn industry, cycle of abuse and redemption, significance of pain and shame, and impacts of pornography on young men and women.

The podcast delves into the consequences of a porn addiction, revealing how it promises pleasure but ultimately takes away from your life. Discussion includes the addictive nature of pornography, its impact on relationships, spirituality, and intimacy. It also explores the value of authentic friendships and offers practical advice for combating the detrimental effects of pornography consumption.

Former pornstar turned preacher, Joshua Broome, joins the podcast to discuss the lies that can ruin a man's life. They cover topics like the destructive role of pornography, the dangers of objectifying others, why money and fame won't satisfy your soul, getting over seeking approval from others, and the advantage of being true to yourself.