Traffick Jam MISGO

Come listen to Isabel and Georgia discuss the fifth and final episode of the HBO docuseries "Quiet on Set." Twenty-years have gone by since the abuse these child actors had to endure on the set of popular Nickelodian TV shows. They now were presented with a platform to come forward. And stay tuned for a bitter sweat announcement at the very end.

If you were a 90's or 2000's baby, you probably watched Nickelodeon after school and on the weekends. A new docuseries, "Quiet on Set The Dark Side of Kids TV", details the horrors of abuse child actors and crewmates faced while working for one of the biggest for-children television networks. We break down the four episodes published at the time of our recording, we discuss the ways in which abuse was enabled at Nickelodeon, and we get into the theories that have since come out on the internet. Upon the release of this episode, a fifth episode of the docuseries has been published. We encourage you to check out Episode 5 of "Quiet on Set" and join us back here soon for our next episode reaction!

 

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If you are a girl, you might have grown up with learned fears that simply exist because you are a girl. If that sentence didn't make any sense, we will give you an example. Often, girls are afraid to do something at night or go somewhere alone. That is what we mean when we say "girl fear". The survey results are in, and we are breaking down some girl fears!!! We talk about our own experiences and learn a few new fears! More importantly, we are breaking down what the available stats are behind these fears to see if they match up! We close this episode with a conversation about sleepovers and the controversy that surrounds them. Listen in and tell us what fears we missed and what your take is on sleepovers!

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On today's episode we are talking all things movies and television! Why do this? We may not realize it (or maybe we do), but a lot of the content we are streaming and watching has the tendencies to promote toxic relationships, bad behavior, and has some overall damaging messaging for all of us. We talk about some popular movies and television shows from the past and present and discuss the ways in which this content in particular can have harmful impacts on us and our relationships with one another. Tune in to hear our hot takes and connect with us on Instagram to tell us what shows or movies we missed, or if you think we are straight up wrong when we talk about these issues!! 

 

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BREAKING: A recent New York Times report details how "instamoms" are using their daughters' images and videos to gain thousands of followers, brand deals, sponsorships, and the accompanying creepers. These accounts are run by parents and paid for by pedos. We read the entire report so you didn't have to, and we break down the most interesting and important notes to share. In the age of glorifying influencers, it is easy to get caught up in the money and forget about the necessary protection of one of the most vulnerable populations. Tune in to hear what we have to say about this report and don't forget to share it with your friends, family, and loved ones. ESPECIALLY PARENTS who may put their child online!! Follow us on Instagram and DM us to share your thoughts on the report and point out anything we may have missed!

NY Times Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/22/us/instagram-child-influencers.html 

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If you're in college or know someone in college, you need to listen to this episode! We discuss the unique risks college students face to exploitation and sexual abuse while bringing up our own college experiences. We also talk about who the perpetrators of human trafficking are on college campuses, how to identify a case, training and education needed around the issue, and resources that may be available to you! To wrap it up, we talk about how Title 9 protects colleges and universities from reporting sexual assault and abuse on their campuses. Our MISGOU campus chapter program is dedicated to raising awareness around the issues discussed and YOU can start a MISGOU chapter on your campus!

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