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Elly Arrow speaks with Caitlin Roper about “nudify” apps, AI girlfriends, and the new culture of men and boys’ digitally facilitated sexual terror against potentially anyone female, from school girls to ex-girlfriends to feminist campaigners. They go into how these practices compare to what men have been doing to so-called “sex dolls” in the shape of women and girls for years, and the targeted deepfake campaign Caitlin’s feminist group Collective Shout went through at the hands of misogynistic gamers upset over the pulling of rape simulators from major gaming platforms.LinksCollective Shout: https://www.collectiveshout.org/ "Turning Women & Girls Into Porn: An Analysis of 20 Nudifying, Deepfake and Virtual Girlfriend Apps": https://assets.nationbuilder.com/collectiveshout/pages/17246/attachments/original/1765173209/Turning_Women___Girls_Into_Porn_-_A_Collective_Shout_Report.pdf?1765173209Caitlin Roper’s link tree (including link to her book “Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating: The Case for Resistance”): https://lnk.bio/RlgI Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

Andrea Heinz and Elly Arrow speak to Kate Quinn and Dr. Donna Hughes about the history of the sex industry abolition movement since the late 80s, its challenges and successes, and their personal long-term work in Canada and the U.S., respectively.CEASE Canada: https://www.ceasenow.org/Dignity Journal: https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/dignity/

In this livestream, Merly Åsbogård, Elly Arrow, and Sybil Jo go over examples of women individually and collectively resisting men's abuse with violent means from the Gulabi Gang movement in India, the YPJ of Northern Syria, to individual women and girls who kill their abusive partners, traffickers, or (paying) rapists.Sources:Cyntoia Brown: trafficked, enslaved, jailed for life at 16 – and fighting back: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2019/oct/23/cyntoia-brown-long-trafficked-enslaved-jailed-for-life-at-16-and-fighting-backValerie Solanas: https://theculturesift.com/who-was-valerie-solanas-part-one/Aileen Wuornos: https://scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?params=/context/facpub/article/1218/&path_info=Smith_monster_HEIN.pdfWomen's Vigilantism in India: A Case Study of the Pink Sari Gang: https://www.sciencespo.fr/mass-violence-war-massacre-resistance/en/document/womens-vigilantism-india-case-study-pink-sari-gangWomen who kill: how the state criminalises women we might otherwise be burying: https://womensaid.org.uk/women-who-kill/ Centre for Women's Justice: https://www.centreforwomensjustice.org.uk/women-who-killThey Killed Their Abusers. Should They Spend Their Lives in Prison? https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/22/magazine/oklahoma-domestic-violence-survivors-act.html?unlocked_article_code=1.P1A.ygK7.pWaeB9VkDnym&smid=url-shareUgandan influencer Aleti Crystal vows to beat up 1.000 men: https://www.instagram.com/aleti_crystal/Men terrorizing their communities and communities fighting back: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akku_Yadav; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_McElroyTake Back the Night movement: https://takebackthenight.org/Giulia Tofana: poisoner, murderer, saviour? https://historiamag.com/giulia-tofana-poisoner-murderer-saviour/Kurdish Women Making Revolution in Rojava: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfPf1-GL71c

In this livestream, Merly Åsbogård, Sybil Jo, and Elly Arrow discuss societal hypocrisy around the sexual abuse and trafficking of children, especially girls: The hypothetical child abuser is despised, but the real ones in our midst - famous or less so - are ignored if not enabled, including by our pop culture, fashion, and general treatment of girls and women.

In this episode, Andrea Heinz and Elly Arrow are in conversation with Xiangyu from Taiwan about his country’s history of military brothels under the Kuomintang Nationalist Army. They go into details about the reality for women, the men and organizations exploiting them and the underlying ideological justifications, which remain the same across time and continents.A longer version of this episode including more in-depth discussion of modern-day prostitution policy and sex work ideology originally aired on Xiangyu’s podcast Strait Talk.LinksXiangyu’s Twitter: https://x.com/notXiangyuStrait Talk: https://www.youtube.com/@StraitTalkXYFollow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In today's livestream, Elly Arrow discusses why so-called "high-class" prostitution is not so different in terms of risks to women's well-being as other forms of sexual exploitation. She goes into some of the psychology of the "expensive" buyer and how women in the sector have fared at the hands of such men. This also reckons with victim-blamers who label traumatized "high-class" women as "professional failures" and abolitionists who frequently label them "patriarchal collaborators" and "traitors".Elly Arrow's essay: https://ellyarrow.wordpress.com/2020/09/05/the-myth-of-the-safe-and-privileged-high-class-hooker/Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is arrested and charged: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c70kjr9wjw0t#player

In this livestream Sybil Jo and Elly Arrow discuss why suppression and disregard for female pleasure props up sexual exploitation, be that in conservative marriage ("maintenance sex", "wife duty") or prostitution. If women only ever experience sexuality as extractive, dissociative, and "for men," it's harder to recognize abuse of all kinds when it happens.Our episode about pro-woman erotica: "Can There Be Healthy Erotica Despite Porn Culture?" with Clementine LipsJenni Gage "Life, Take Two!" YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@lifetaketwo7662Andrea Dworkin's "Right Wing Women": https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/377163.Right_Wing_WomenAudre Lorde's "The Erotic As Power": https://mundoshabitables.com/media/pages/biblioteca/los-usos-de-lo-erotico/14b68e0eeb-1754436835/the-uses-of-the-erotic-audre-lorde.pdfBonnie Blue in conversation with Louise Perry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA7tLTZltKIStephani Soo's "Rotten Mango" podcast on the OneTaste cult: https://www.rottenmangopodcast.com/allepisodes/azzlktkme97rwnr-ljfja-yemel-myw9k-8egyy-fl4cr-dp9er-j8r56-8kz25-argpa-b69p4-2nnhd-lnp54-trlee-bb4ma-ph63k-47828-xk9en-tlktj-tmdw2-g5ckl-datge-bz4hs-j6jhs-2gcsm-dxht2-xc5wc-dnwsn-3695y-t4wa7-4h4fpDaniella Mestyanek Young's "Uncultured: A Memoir": https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59808316-uncultured

In our 2nd livestream of 2026, Sybil Jo and Elly Arrow once again process the information emerging about the #Epstein files and how it ties into the global and historic reality of commercial sexual and reproductive #exploitation #trafficking women and girls at the hands of powerful men."I studied the latest Epstein files. As a woman, this is what I felt" by Helen Rumbelow: https://t.co/AiN1Y3cl6zWoman gave birth in legal brothel: https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justiz/verzweiflungstat-prostituierte-wirft-neugeborenes-aus-dem-fenster-a-524105.htmlSwitzerland raises minimum age for prostitution from 16 to 18: https://www.news.admin.ch/de/nsb?id=52245Our episode on Neil Gaiman and men exploiting women's unstable housing: "How Men Like Neil Gaiman Use “Sex-For-Rent” To Exploit Women"Elly Arrow covering prostitution advertising: https://youtu.be/LJ1uwLiRSiI?si=vPBGx4LKWM43c9_AArtist Suzzan Blac's extraordinary art processing her trauma: https://nordicmodelnow.org/2022/08/12/suzzan-blac-discusses-her-life-trauma-and-extraordinary-art/Gates Foundation funding anti STI/HIV strategies that are overtly pro-prostitution: https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/myth-sex-work-named-shamed/Woody Allen's history of abusing girls: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woody_Allen_sexual_abuse_allegationOur episode with Jean Sarson & Linda MacDonald: "Prostitution Is Non-State Torture: Meet The Women Fighting It!"Their website: https://nonstatetorture.org/The earliest Epstein whitleblower, Karen Mulder: https://www.reddit.com/r/Epstein/comments/1qv0xdd/supermodel_karen_mulder_tried_to_ring_the_alarm/Feminist singer-songwriter Paris Paloma: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdNen4E3nI4P5_5M8s1hz1w

Elly Arrow interviews veteran anti-trafficking activist and psychologist Iana Matei about the systematic exploitation of Romanian women and girls across Europe. Matei explains how trafficking networks operate, why they consistently target vulnerable girls, and how government inaction allows these systems to continue largely unchecked. She describes the rescue homes she has built for survivors and the long, difficult process of helping girls recover from trauma and rebuild their lives. The conversation also confronts the urgent need for legislative reform and deep cultural change to prevent future generations of girls and young women from being drawn into sexual exploitation.LinksReaching Out Romania: https://www.facebook.com/reachingoutromania/ Donating to Reaching Out Romania is possible via:Bank name: BRD Groupe Societe General Acc.Name: Asociatia Reaching OutIBAN: ro51brde030sv73149450300Acc. Nr.: 73149450300SWIFT: BRDEROBUBooks by Iana Matei include:- “I Kidnap Girls: Stealing from traffickers, restoring their victims” authored with Pamela Ravan-Pyne- “For Sale: Mariana, 15 years old” (available in multiple languages, including German, Italian, and French)Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In this first livestream of 2026, Sybil Jo, Merly Asbogard and Elly Arrow discuss Virgina Giuffre's memoir "Nobody's Girl" where she recounts her life during and after sexual exploitation by Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and myriad other powerful men. They go over key aspects of Giuffre's story, her eventual death and how it ties both into the thousands-of-years-old history of sexual slavery and the current moment.Virginia Giuffre's Memoir "Nobody's Girl": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobody%27s_Girl_(memoir) Virginia Giuffre's 60 Minute Interview: https://youtu.be/LNLQmpT4oQ0?si=EytGp_41IzvORdVJCrime Analyst Podcast: https://www.crime-analyst.com/"Woman at Point Zero" by Nawal El Saadawi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_at_Point_Zero

Andrea Heinz interviews prominent animal rights advocate Professor Gary Francione about the universal nature of anti-exploitation ethics. They discuss life for women in the modern patriarchal world, challenges in academia, the blatant sexism found in many campaigns for animal rights, and why awakening to this phenomenon of abuse-apologetics is ultimately a gift of knowledge. Links“Why Veganism Matters: The Moral Value of Animals”: https://cup.columbia.edu/book/why-veganism-matters/9780231199612/Prof. Gary Francione's Website: https://www.abolitionistapproach.com/How Do I Go Vegan - Website: https://www.howdoigovegan.com/Prof. Gary Francione's Twitter: https://x.com/garylfrancioneFollow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

Elly Arrow talks to Esther, Policy Advisor at Nordic Model Now and survivor of exploitation in prostitution and pornography, about the modern sex industry's downward spiral of ever more extreme acts for ever lower prices. They discuss why the industry doesn't allow for genuine female autonomy or safety and how male demands for degradation and violence are both cause and consequence of the sex industry. They touch on OnlyFans, BDSM, snuff films, human trafficking, and Esther's own experience of narrowly surviving commercial sexual exploitation.LinksNordic Model Now: https://nordicmodelnow.org/Esther’s NMN pieces: https://nordicmodelnow.org/tag/esther/FiLiA: https://www.filia.org.uk/CAP International: https://www.cap-international.org/en/A Model for Scotland: https://www.amodelforscotland.org/Persons Against Non-State Torture: https://nonstatetorture.org/Prostitution-context femicide: https://ellyarrow.wordpress.com/2021/03/29/who-is-killing-whom-where-how-and-why-in-german-prostitution/How Prostitution Safety Systems Fail Women (Episode 5)Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

This is the recording from our recent livestream to mark 11 years since the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act (PCEPA) became law in Canada.The discussion featured:Andrea Heinz and Kathy King, co-authors of When Men Buy Sex: Who Really Pays?Michelle Abel, Vice President for Children and Youth & Global Affairs, National Council of Women of CanadaLiz John-West, Executive Director, CEASE (Centre to Empower All Survivors of Exploitation & Trafficking)Linda MacDonald and Jeanne Sarson, co-founders of Persons Against Non-State TortureSpeakers reflected on the impact of PCEPA since its adoption, shared observations from anniversary events held in Ottawa, and outlined what further measures are needed to strengthen Canada’s response to sexual exploitation and trafficking.The episode provided updates on policy outcomes, community initiatives, and the continuing challenges in preventing exploitation and supporting those affected.It was moderated by Elly Arrow.

Partners and families of sex buyers are often the unseen victims of commercial sexual exploitation. In this episode, Andrea Heinz reads her renowned peer-reviewed paper “A Mule for the Patriarchy: Waking Up to the Harm of Prostitution to Wives and Families,” sharing powerful insights on how women in the sex industry come to understand the betrayal trauma and financial abuse faced by buyers’ partners. Sabrinna joins the conversation to talk about her own efforts to warn partners about infidelity and to unpack the historical narratives that have justified prostitution while dividing women into “private” and “public property.”LinksAndrea Heinz’s paper “A Mule for the Patriarchy: Waking Up to the Harm of Prostitution to Wives and Families”: https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1234&context=dignityIngeborg Kraus’ on “shadow women”: https://www.trauma-and-prostitution.eu/en/2018/10/19/shadow-women/ Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

Host Elly Arrow interviews Michelle Kelly on surviving domestic violence and trafficking into prostitution, her experience of women’s shelters, exploitation in the camming industry, and fighting her way out through becoming a professional writer. They touch on negative community reactions, the lack of alternatives to reporting abusers to police, as well as the blind spot among many feminists when it comes to the need to safeguard women against forced abortions. Centrally, they analyze how placating the sex buyer closely mirrors managing the volatility of the domestic abuser.Links“Eyes Wide Open” by Michelle Kelly: https://www.amazon.de/Eyes-Wide-English-Michelle-Kelly-ebook/dp/B00WKMLCE4Michelle Kelly on Twitter: https://x.com/MichKelly8Michelle Kelly’s writing about prostitution for NordicModelNow: https://nordicmodelnow.org/testimonial/michelle-kelly/Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

Victoria Gugenheim and Elly Arrow are joined by veteran experts Dr. Stacia West and Dr. Karl Widerquist to discuss various forms of guaranteed basic income with a focus on curbing violence against women and how innovations in programs against IPV may be applied to commercial sexual exploitation. They bust myriad myths surrounding basic income and discuss how poverty and resource deprivation is intentional and preventable. LinksCenter for Guaranteed Income Research (Dr. Stacia West): https://www.penncgir.org/Karl Widerquist: https://widerquist.com/Universal Basic Income program in Brazil: https://www.maricabasicincome.com/Universal Basic Income fund in Germany: https://www.mein-grundeinkommen.de/Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In this bonus episode to our "Men For Equality" series, Rob Jessel has an all encompassing talk with Victoria Gugenheim on male hazing, grooming, prostitution, the crisis of pornified male sexuality, how men are falling in love with porn, the use of 'revelatory shame' in reclaiming healthy sexuality and much, much more.Links“Pornocracy” by Jo Bartosch and Rob Jessel (out Oct 31st, 2025): https://www.amazon.de/Pornocracy-Jo-Bartosch/dp/1509565132 Rob Jessel’s Twitter: https://x.com/robjessel16“The Body Keeps the Score” by Bessel van der Kolk: https://www.amazon.de/Body-Keeps-Score-Healing-Trauma/dp/0143127748Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In episode eight of our #MenForEquality series, Victoria Gugenheim interviews Björn, co-founder of Male Allies Challenging Sexism (MACS), who campaign against sexual violence and exploitation. Their #NoAbusersOnStage campaign works to deplatform male artists who have harmed and raped women and girls, while #RefuseTheBait is trying to help men stop consuming porn, especially the recent trend of lining up to participate in ever more dangerous and humiliating acts done to women on OnlyFans. Björn also gets personal about his own journey quitting porn and holding himself to account.LinksMale Allies Challenging Sexism Site: https://menchallengingsexism.org.uk/MACS Twitter: https://x.com/MenVSexismHe Chose Porn Over Me: https://www.amazon.com/He-Chose-Porn-over-Me-ebook/dp/B0B5FMSJC7Porn star life expectancy (it's actually worse than stated in the episode at 37, not 47): https://beyondfantasy.com/stats/Lost economic potential due to sexual violence against women in the USA:https://www.context.news/socioeconomic-inclusion/opinion/end-violence-against-women-and-save-billions-every-year"Violence against women costs the global economy $1.5 trillion a year, increasing absenteeism from work and placing a burden on health, police and criminal justice services"Hooked up and Tied Down, the Neurological consequences of sadomasochism: https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2015/02/14470/USA now at over 100k untested rape kits:https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2024/09/19/doj-rape-kit-testing-program-results/74589312007/ Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In episode seven of our #MenForEquality series, Savannah Severn interviews Patrick Erlandson, the founder of FatherCon, an organisation that aims to get fathers involved in the fight against human trafficking. They discuss how fathers serve as role models to sons on how to treat women, while fathers' relationships with daughters can set the stage for how she expects to be treated by men. They get real about how trafficking is often intra-community, with victims, perpetrators, but also those who can make a difference, being all local. They discuss how elevating meaningful connections and trust over short-term pleasure and (male) entitlement leads to more safety and happiness for all.LinksFATHER-CON: https://www.father-con.org/Patrick Erlandson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrickerlandson/Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExposeDisclaimer:All the information provided through Red Light Exposé is published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. It is not in any way intended to serve as a substitute for professional advice. The views represented in this episode do not necessarily represent the views of other Red Light Exposé hosts or the group as a whole. Red Light Exposé makes no representations or warranties of any kind or in any form, whether express or implied, about the completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, validity, suitability, and accuracy, or guarantee that there will be no losses, errors, and omissions with respect to the information, or content contained in any episode.

In episode six of our Men For Equality series, Merly Åsbogård interviews Swedish researcher Dr. Max Waltman, who has published extensively on the subject of exploitation in prostitution and porn. They explore the history, successes, as well as some of the limitations of the Nordic Model approach to prostitution and its contrasts with countries like Germany or New Zealand. They discuss how this might translate to the treatment of pornography, including Sweden’s recent move to rein in OnlyFans.LinksMax Waltman’s Twitter https://x.com/Max_JC_WaltmanMax Waltman’s LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/max-waltman-political-science-law Max Waltman’s book “Pornography: A History of Legal Challenges”  https://www.amazon.com/Pornography-Politics-Challenges-Max-Waltman/dp/0197598536 Max Waltman’s recent paper with Dr. Catherine MacKinnon “Legal Prostitution: A Crime Against Humanity?” https://journals.law.harvard.edu/ilj/wp-content/uploads/sites/84/HILJ-Vol661_MacKinnon_Waltman.pdf “Prohibiting Sex Purchasing and Ending Trafficking: The Swedish Prostitution Law”: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1966130 Follow us:Facebook: ⁠@RedLightExposé⁠⁠Instagram: @RLE.podcastTikTok: ⁠@redlightexpose⁠Twitter: ⁠@RedLightExposeYouTube: @RedLightExpose