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In this episode, we continue our discussion of the Epstein case, focusing on what it may signal to victims about what to expect when seeking accountability through the court system. We explore the many ways systems can—and too often do—fail victims, and the lasting impact of thos ... Show More

In this episode we continue to explore how the Epstein case shines a light on the painful journey victims/survivors are on when they make the desperate choice to engage with the systems that are meant to help. 

In this episode, we consider the role of parents in the Epstein exploitation ring. We know that children as young as 4 or 5 have been identified as victims but yet we are not hearing about family-controlled sex trafficking. How could a child that young....or even 9 or 10....possi ... Show More

<p>What can the Stanford Prison Experiment teach us about the dangers of censorship in the the modern world?</p> 

This episode is how I was raped and emotionally and psychologically mentally mind fucked after 

Are all curses evil? Or are some justifiable? Listen to this week's episode and let me know what you think. Ch 1: The Pontianak, submitted by Nurul and Feyla Ch 2: Barang, with Elizabeth Corpus Ch 3: The Tree Witch, submitted by Pearl On The Ethics of Cursing https://will-o-the-w ... Show More

A lot of communities today are taking a hard stand against sexual harassment and assault. Using social media shaming, ostracism, professional excommunication, whatever punishment is painful enough to shift the moral code by brute force. Through one incident in the Richmond Virgin ... Show More

Oh my goodness WHAT A WEEK! On this episode we're covering the bachelorettes who can't help but spread dangerous health advice, whether or not the Melbourne Cup Carnival is unethical (and our experience in the Birdcage) and, finally, the Victoria's Secret Catwalk. RECOMMENDATIONS ... Show More