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
In episode five of our #MenForEquality series, Red Light Exposé host Sabrinna interviews Dr. Michael Flood, Queensland University Professor, and researcher on men. They discuss the many contradictory messages men and boys receive in our hyper-masculine culture, how better portrayals of masculinity are needed instead, how centering a feminist framework helps us all, regardless of our sex, and how all of this ties back to sexual exploitation.LinksMichael Flood’s website: https://xyonline.net/category/authors/michael-flood Michael Flood’s Twitter: https://x.com/michaelglflood 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 four of our Men for Equality series, host Mia Döring interviews Tom Perez, Founder and CEO of Epik Project. Tom and Mia discuss Epik's work connecting with sex buyers online at the 'point of sale' when they're attempting to purchase sex acts. Together, they break down the changing cultural influences on men's social and sexual behavior (including 0nlyFans), some valuable characteristics of generative masculinity, and what meaningful accountability for sex purchasers looks like.LinksEpik Project: https://www.epikproject.org/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 three of our 'Men for Equality' series, host Michelle Abel interviews Marcel Van der Watt (Ph.D.), President of the National Centre on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) in Washington, DC. Together, they explore the deep connections between pornography, prostitution, and sex trafficking, shedding light on the social consequences we are witnessing today. Marcel also highlights the impunity with which many pornographic websites continue to operate and encourages listeners to take a stand, becoming ambassadors for dignity and respect.LinksNCOSE: https://endsexualexploitation.org/ Marcel Van Der Watt’s research: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marcel-Van-Der-Watt TraffickingHub Campaign: https://traffickinghub.com/ 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 two of our 'Men for Equality' series, host Sybil Jo interviews Cristian Eduardo, a US-based survivor of labour and sex trafficking. They discuss the unique experiences and risks of males in the prostitution system, particularly when interacting with male sex buyers. Taking a deep dive into the concept of masculinity, Sybil Jo and Christian examine hierarchies and power struggles, and the distortion of healthy relationships when social narratives on masculinity don't make space for men to be vulnerable, gentle, or equitable.LinksCristian Eduardo’s interview with “Exit Wound”: https://www.exitwoundpodcast.com/guests/cristian-eduardo/ Cristian Eduardo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ceduard017/ World Without Exploitation: https://www.worldwithoutexploitation.org/ New Yorkers For The Equality Model: https://www.equalitymodelny.org/equality-model “The Creation of Patriarchy” by Gerda Lerner: https://archive.org/details/the-creation-of-patriarchy-gerda-lerner-oxford-university-press-1987 Last Girl First! Prostitution at the intersection of sex, race and class-based dominations: https://www.cap-international.org/en/resources/publications-and-research/sortie-de-last-girl-first-la-prostitution-a-lintersection-des-oppressions-sexistes-racistes-et-de-classe-une-etude-de-cap-international-2.html “Prostitution and violence against women and girls: report of the Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, Its Causes and Consequences” by Reem Alsalem: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4049148?v=pdf 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 one of Red Light Exposé's 'Men for Equality' series, host Andrea Heinz interviews Hennes Doltze, Project Lead at EmpowerMen in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Andrea and Hennes discuss abolition-focused prostitution laws, what's working and what isn't in Canada, and how men play a crucial role in improving the social and political climate around commercial sexual exploitation. They also discuss offender programs (commonly known as "john schools") and how more awareness and resources are needed to ensure men have the opportunity to heal themselves and become accountable for their actions.LinksEmpowerMen: https://empowermen.ca/Prostitution and violence against women and girls : report of the Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, Its Causes and Consequences, Reem Alsalem: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4049148?v=pdfFollow 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, Sybil Jo, Victoria Gugenheim and Esmeé Streachailt, founder of Medusa Rising, discuss bad news for the political fight against sex industry abolition in Germany right now, the current era of online exploitation and digital misogyny, the forgetting and defanging of feminist histories, the aspects of woman hate that are eternal, and much much more!Medusa Rising: https://www.medusarising.org/Red Light Exposé: https://redlightexpose.com/
Wendy Murphy joins Elly Arrow and Victoria Gugenheim to discuss what's missing in the debate on porn and #prostitution, how we hope to bring those conversations to a wider audience through the #podcast, how it ties into #WendyMurphy's experience of the American legal system as former prosecutor now lawyer and how the women's movement's internal divisions as well as outside forces threaten to undermine the past and future achievements for women's and girls' right to live full lives free from violence and dehumanization. This live-stream is part of the Red Light Exposé Raffle Fundraiser to raise funds for our podcast production. Go to redlightexpose.betterworld.org to buy your raffle tickets for extraordinary items! Affordably priced $5-$10. Ticket sales NOW - June 27th. Winners announced by first name and country on social media June 28th, as well as emailed. Thank you for your participation & support!
It's now been a full year of Red Light Exposé! Hear about what's coming down the pipeline, listen to future guests as well as past ones that you might have missed, and learn how we're currently fundraising to enable us to reach even more people with our message.This is the audio version of our raffle fundraiser from June 18th 2025. If you want to see the video, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPncqJfEcZ4.Go to redlightexpose.betterworld.org to buy your raffle tickets. Affordably priced $5-$10. Ticket sales NOW - June 27th. Winners announced by first name and country on social media June 28th, as well as emailed.A big thank you to all donors and supporters, including everyone who has listened to episodes, who shares them and interacts on social media. We appreciate you and hope to bring you many more episodes!
Savannah Severn, Sybil Jo, and Elly Arrow discuss the worsening cost of living crisis globally, where large cities, especially, are becoming unaffordable - pushing the young and sometimes the old, but overwhelmingly women, into commercial sexual exploitation. They discuss how poverty is no accident, but intentionally engineered so wealthy men can access cheap labour, goods, and female bodies.Sex for Rent Episode: https://youtu.be/wLws9P25o-U?si=hoNz1eWKP_8nb9EDSugar Dating Episode: https://youtu.be/2uPSGhwSA1E?si=IECs_e65zq1oTJYSGen Z Sugar Dating Article: https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/london-sugar-daddy-rent-crisis-gen-z-b1227972.html?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwKZETdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHh88b-3fXyUf7CH9tuJ9FMtNnweo5cjJwjapy8v7WtgfSVa6PQvPEjahsAMv_aem_KO8dm9nmh9HbYM2LaRw3rAUnited For ALICE: https://www.unitedforalice.org/home South Korea’s “Bacchus Ladies”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacchus_LadiesFollow 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 Michelle Abel interview Linda MacDonald and Jeanne Sarson, two survivors, nurses, and the originators of the term and movement against “non-state torture” (NST). Linda and Jeanne explain how “torture” relates to prostitution, porn, trafficking and intimate partner violence. They discuss the battle for the recognition of NST and its application to men’s violence against women and girls in places like the UN, as well as the resistance, even from many women. They finish on paths of healing even from extreme trauma and that a fulfilling life after abuse is not impossible.Linksnonstatetorture.orgFollow 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.
For Red Dress Day, observed on May 5th, April-Eve Wiberg interviews Kathy King, mother of Cara King, one of Canada’s thousands of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. They speak about the systemic sexual exploitation resulting from colonialism, intergenerational trauma, poverty, addiction, and failing institutions, as well as the survivor and family-led movement fighting back.LinksMissing Cara Website: www.missingcara.ca When Men Buy Sex, Who Pays? www.whenmenbuysex.ca Labeled Docu Series: www.justinkueber.com/work/labeleddocuseries Red Dress Day, started by Jamie Black: www.jaimeblackartist.com/Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada - Calls to Action: publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2015/trc/IR4-8-2015-eng.pdf https://www.rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1524494530110/1557511412801Juanita Murphy, familial trafficking survivor advocate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUkjHYHqGxs 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.
Elly Arrow interviews Ruth Breslin, director of The Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy Institute in Ireland, on the state of research regarding internet porn's impact on young people’s self-image, ideas about gender roles, sexuality, and safety. If ever we needed a wake-up call, here are the numbers and facts that should propel us to act.LinksSERP’s website: https://serp.ie/ SERP’s Study “Facing Reality: Addressing the Role of Pornography in the Pandemic of Violence Against Women and Girls” https://serp.ie/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Confronting-the-Harm-FINAL.pdfDr. Gail Dines’ organization “Culture Reframed” https://culturereframed.org/ Our interview with Dr. Gail Dines & Roxie Roots: Ep. 2 “Researcher & Survivor Get Real About Porn”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.
Michelle Abel, Andrea Heinz, and Elly Arrow discuss the language used for third-party exploiters in the commercial sex industry. How come “pimp” and “manager” are both prevalent? What feels different between “pornographer” and “adult film producer”? We finish with more examples of how the media could talk if interested in exposing abuse.Links Episode #2 with Roxie Roots & Gail Dines: “Researcher & Survivor Get Real About Porn” Jenna Jameson’s words about the porn industry: https://www.antipornography.org/jenna_jamesons_25_reasons.html Linda “Lovelace” Marchiano exploited in the viral “Deep Throat” porn film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linda_Lovelace Nova Scotia’s “Preston” gang: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Preston%27s_Finest Understanding the Loverboy Method of Human Trafficking: https://romania.iom.int/news/understanding-lover-boy-technique-human-trafficking Episode #8 with Ed aka CrayonMurders: “Andrew Tate: A Deep-Dive Into The Allegations” Trafficking into Asian massage parlors: https://justiceco.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/asian-massage-parlors-at-a-glance-polaris.pdf Swedish word “torsk” for buyers of prostitution: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/torsk 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.
Elly Arrow interviews feminist media critic & erotica author Clementine Lips about how our entertainment media promotes narratives conducive to sexual inequality, abuse, and exploitation. We discuss popular franchises such as Sex Education, Sex & The City, and how just maybe stories about sexual exploration could be told differently.LinksClementine Lip’s website:https://clementinelips.com/ Sex Education:https://www.netflix.com/title/80197526 Yentl:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yentl_(film) Sex And The City:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_and_the_City Elité:https://www.netflix.com/title/80200942 Ted Lasso:https://msmagazine.com/2023/06/05/ted-lasso-masculinity/ Dietland:https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dietland/0SLS4KBNNU1UCJJOYRP56Z06T5 Sex!fy:https://www.netflix.com/title/81140470 Anatomy of a Scandal:https://www.netflix.com/title/81152788 Fleabag:https://www.amazon.de/Fleabag-Staffel-1/dp/B0875Q1ZQ9 Fragments/Pieces of a Woman:https://www.netflix.com/title/81128745 “Neoliberalismo sexual” by Ana de Miguel:https://archive.org/details/ana-de-miguel-neoliberalismo-sexual “La revuelta de las putas” by Amelia Tiganus:https://www.amazon.com/revuelta-las-putas-Amelia-Tiganus/dp/8466668853 “¿Practicas buen sexo?” by Iris Borda:https://irisborda.com/libros/practicas-buen-sexo/ 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.