The hosts engage in a conversation about prostitution and its connection to identity and the desire for making money. They touch on the idea that we are all a kind of prostitute in some way.
Children who are orphans are at a high risk of being sexually exploited with the sex trafficking industry making an estimated $32 billion profit, leading to the implementation of the program "Children Need Families" to help combat this issue.
The speaker discusses the idea of making sweeping generalizations and its limits, while also mentioning the relationship between burlesque and prostitution and the role of marijuana as a gateway drug.
Sex trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world, rivaling the numbers for drug trafficking. The renewable product of selling humans for sex makes it a lucrative business.
The conversation delves into why it is necessary to acknowledge modern-day slavery, particularly in China, despite the fact that slavery already happened in the past. Various instances of modern-day slavery are cited, along with examples of corporations like the NBA that should be held accountable for their actions.