Serious Inquiries Only - SIO310: Banning Sex Work and Sex Work Websites Is Bad and We Should Stop Doing It
But don't take my word for it, Dr. Lindsey Osterman is here to break down the social science for us! And guess what, SURPRISE SURPRISE, it doesn't support the conservative war on porn and sex work. And it's not just conservatives, it's NYT's Nicholas D. Kristof, and prominent anti-porn feminists like Catharine MacKinnon. Listen as Lindsey explains why the war against sex work is bad for everyone.
You're Wrong About: Sex Trafficking, The Butterfly Effect, Perry (2021) "Scientific authority, religious conservatism, and support for outlawing pornography", Platt et al (2018) "Associations between sex work laws and sex workers’ health: A systematic review and meta-analysis of quantitative and qualitative studies", McCarthy et al (2021) "Job attributes and mental health: A comparative study of sex work and hairstyling", Cowen & Colosi (2021) "Sex Work and Online Platforms: What Should Regulation Do?", Jiao et al (2021) "Information and Communication Technologies in Commercial Sex Work: A Double-Edged Sword for Occupational Health and Safety", Bleakley (2014) "500 Tokens to Go Private”: Camgirls, Cybersex and Feminist Entrepreneurship, Cunningham et al (2018) "Behind the screen: Commercial sex, digital spaces and working online"
Short Wave - A Lotl Love For The Axolotl
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It Could Happen Here - Part Two: Roundtable on the Future of Terrorism
The second part of our discussion in the woods about the intersection of climate change, accelerationism, and the rise of nationalistic far right violence.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: Free Markets vs. Investor Protections – The Latest from Warren and Gensler on Crypto
Gensler testified before the Senate yesterday. This is what we learned.
This episode is sponsored by NYDIG.
Today on "The Breakdown," NLW examines SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s testimony yesterday in front of the Senate Banking Committee. He discusses:
- How some allies from the Infrastructure Bill put the screws to Gensler on lack of clarity around securities designation
- How Gensler is trying to redefine stablecoins
- Warren and Gensler’s dubious understanding of ETH fees
- The central problem of free markets vs. investor protections
NLW also covers the Solana outage and the reports of insider trading at OpenSea.
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Cato Daily Podcast - Trends in State-Level Criminal Justice Reform in 2020
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Audio Poem of the Day - The Real Prayers Are Not the Words, But the Attention that Comes First
By Mary Oliver (read by Eliza Foss)
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - A Cartel Runs the Maple Syrup Game
Most people are aware of maple syrup -- it's a welcome addition to pancakes and waffles on breakfast tables across the planet. Other than that, you might not think of maple syrup often, unless you're in the industry, or live in a region that produces it. But it turns out there's something brewing out there in the world of Sugar Maples and syrup... and it may be something Big Maple doesn't want you to know.
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