The Exodus Cry Podcast

Join Helen Taylor and Benjamin Nolot in a conversation about age verification in the porn industry. They discuss the urgent need for protecting children from exposure to explicit content, critique Pornhub's marketing tactics, and highlight the importance of legal actions to safeguard youth. The podcast also delves into the resistance against age verification laws and the impact on content creators.

Actress and anti-trafficking activist Kirstin Pfeiffer joins Benji Nolot to discuss fighting human trafficking through film. They explore the intersection of faith and activism, challenges in filmmaking, impact of porn, promoting love amidst obstacles, storytelling against dehumanization, empowering individuals in legislative changes, and creating authentic portrayals through personal connections.

Therapist Jay Stringer delves into the issue of porn addiction, offering insights on overcoming sexual brokenness. Topics include addressing trauma for healthier coping, the impact of feeling emotionally seen, and navigating shame and desire in sexuality. They also explore guiding adolescents through technology challenges and promoting ethical sexual interactions.

Meghan Murphy, a feminist writer, discusses her journey against pro-sex work feminism, facing backlash for critiquing the porn industry. She navigates cancel culture, challenges industry narratives, and uncovers the harms of porn consumption. The podcast exposes the hypocrisy in the sex industry, emphasizing the importance of human connection amidst changing sexual norms.

Former criminal investigator Marcel Van der Watt debunks 'Sex Work Is Work' myth, highlighting the dangers of the sex industry. They explore the links between prostitution, trafficking, and online exploitation, shedding light on societal factors. The discussion also touches on men's sexual health and the importance of supporting anti-trafficking efforts.

Felicity, a survivor of abuse by Facial Abuse, discloses the company's exploitative tactics and her journey of resilience at just 21. The podcast sheds light on the dark realities of the porn industry, coercion faced by performers, and the lack of support and resources. It delves into the psychological impacts, predatory nature, and normalization of extreme content, advocating for awareness, accountability, and speaking out against exploitation.

Kristen Jenson, founder of Defend Young Minds, talks about protecting kids from porn. She shares her journey of creating resources for parents after a friend's child was abused. Topics include educating children about pornography, body respect, and online exploitation. The podcast emphasizes open dialogue between parents and kids to empower children to make informed choices.

Harmony Dust, a survivor of exploitation, and Benjamin Nolot discuss the pitfalls of the 'rescuer' model in helping trafficked women, emphasizing empowerment over dependency. They touch on the impact of survivor stories and the importance of self-care for both survivors and supporters in the anti-trafficking movement.

Arden Young, an investigative journalist, shares her experience going undercover to expose Pornhub's criminal activity. She discusses the Traffickinghub campaign, personal background, and investigative efforts with Sound Investigations. Topics include employee mindsets in the adult content industry, safety concerns on the website, and content moderation issues in the adult entertainment industry.

Founder Tom Perez and Benjamin Nolot discuss disrupting sex buying, analyzing sexual entitlement culture, and engaging men in anti-trafficking efforts. They explore the normalization of exploitation, challenging mindsets, and redefining healthy masculinity to combat trafficking.