Kaytlin Bailey

Kaytlin Bailey, founder of Old Pros and host of The Oldest Profession Podcast, passionately advocates for the rights of sex workers. She delves into the stigma faced by sex workers in the U.S., discussing how laws like SESTA-FOSTA can inadvertently increase risks. The conversation tackles whether promiscuity stigma is rooted in biology or cultural norms, and explores the impact of legal frameworks on workers' safety and autonomy. Bailey emphasizes the need for decriminalization and a broader understanding of sexuality, challenging misconceptions surrounding the profession.

Kaytlin Bailey, a former sex worker and advocate for sex worker rights, challenges the stigma around decriminalization, arguing it increases safety and agency for workers. In contrast, Yasmin Vafa, a human rights attorney, advocates for the Nordic model, emphasizing its potential to reduce demand and protect vulnerable populations from exploitation. The discussion dives into complex topics like the impact of different policies on trafficking, the dynamics of male and youth sex workers, and nuanced perspectives on when paying for sex might be acceptable.

Kaytlin Bailey is a dynamic sex worker rights advocate and founder of Old Pros, who combines her love for storytelling with activism. She explores her journey from childhood on military bases to navigating family dynamics around sex, and her political awakening in the sex work community. Kaytlin discusses ancient histories of sex work, contrasting sex education approaches, and how radical changes in legal frameworks have reshaped the industry. Her passion for decriminalization and personal narratives shines through as she shares powerful insights on advocacy and cultural storytelling.