Patrick Erlandson's guest appearances

Patrick Erlandson

Father-Con Radio

UNSUGARCOATED with Aalia

Love, Life, Legacy: A Show About Sex

Tim Ryan

Grace Lee

Michael Anthony

Mathew Knowles

Mark Shapiro

Gary Wilson

Sam Black

Paul Rogers

Larry Namer

Lisa Thompson

Lauren Lee

Sean Swarner

Phillip Andrew

Sean V. Bradley

Stacy Jewell

OwlTail

Season 5 premieres with Episode 33!! Aalia is joined by Patrick Erlandson––Founder of Father-Con and See It End It Human Trafficking. Patrick shares the tragic story that inspired him to fight against human trafficking (5:05). He focuses on prevention (7:00), specifically how supportive male figures can lessen the amount of vulnerable kids (9:03). Aalia and Patrick dive into this topic, agreeing on the importance of raising one’s child in a way that makes them feel loved and lovable (14:46). Their discussion moves toward COVID’s effect on prevention measures (19:02), the dangers of life online (19:36), and how to look out for signs of grooming (20:05). Patrick goes into further depth about Father-Con (25:50), vulnerability (39:48), men and boys’ sense of entitlement (40:11) and how the media glamorizes abuse against women (40:45). As the host and guest on Unsugarcoated––a podcast which aims to empower, Aalia and Patrick agree that we must acknowledge, support, and inspire people in vulnerable places (45:45). To learn more about Patrick’s efforts to prevent and end human trafficking, visit seeitendit.com Sending a large thank you to House of Kings Card Club for sponsoring this episode and supporting non-profit organizations!For more information on Unsugarcoated Media or your award-winning host, go to www.UnsugarcoatedMedia.com and stay connected with Aalia on IG: @aalia_unsugarcoated

Season 5 premieres with Episode 33!! Aalia is joined by Patrick Erlandson––Founder of Father-Con and See It End It Human Trafficking. Patrick shares the tragic story that inspired him to fight against human trafficking (5:05). He focuses on prevention (7:00), specifically how supportive male figures can lessen the amount of vulnerable kids (9:03). Aalia and Patrick dive into this topic, agreeing on the importance of raising one’s child in a way that makes them feel loved and lovable (14:46). Their discussion moves toward COVID’s effect on prevention measures (19:02), the dangers of life online (19:36), and how to look out for signs of grooming (20:05). Patrick goes into further depth about Father-Con (25:50), vulnerability (39:48), men and boys’ sense of entitlement (40:11) and how the media glamorizes abuse against women (40:45). As the host and guest on Unsugarcoated––a podcast which aims to empower, Aalia and Patrick agree that we must acknowledge, support, and inspire people in vulnerable places (45:45). To learn more about Patrick’s efforts to prevent and end human trafficking, visit <a href="http://seeitendit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">seeitendit.com</a> Sending a large thank you to House of Kings Card Club for sponsoring this episode and supporting non-profit organizations! For more information on Unsugarcoated Media or your award-winning host, go to <a href="http://www.UnsugarcoatedMedia.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.UnsugarcoatedMedia.com</a> and stay connected with Aalia on IG: @aalia_unsugarcoated

E33:Fathers, Men, Society—We Can Do Better with Patrick Erlandson

In this episode, Andrew is joined by Patrick Erlandson, who tackled the dangers of human trafficking and pornography. Sadly, this is still an issue that is rampantly plaguing our world, which gives us all the more reason and why it's crucial to shed some light on, spread awareness about, and stand up against it. One small, simple step is actually another huge step closer to saving one person from the tragedy of human trafficking. Know the problem exists so you can end it. Take actions by making someone matter, feeling valued and loved, valuing your integrity, and eliminating the vulnerability. Spread awareness by having the right spirit and motivation. We hope that this conversation enlightens us and serves as that one step closer to help end human trafficking.  Human Trafficking in Africa and across the world (3:48)  Definition of Human Trafficking (7:24)  Misconceptions about Trafficking (11:13) Statistics on human trafficking victims within the United States (11:50)  Factors that lead to being a victim of human trafficking: self-punishing and disconnection with love, adults, trust, and own self-identity (13:32)  Prostitution vs. Being Trafficked (15:42)  The reality of being trafficked: Vulnerability &amp; Entitlement (16:32)  Why vulnerability is promoted to the youth (19:21)  How entitlement is being created (20:31)  Entitlement of men towards sex (21:32)  Pornography as part of entitlement in human trafficking (26:22)  Two types of traffickers (35:41)  How to cope human trafficking experience (39:15)  Damage of pornography to oneself, the family, and the impact of compulsion with pornography (44:47)  Why you should stop watching, supporting, and doing pornography (49:46)  There will always be second chances (56:14)  Have a personal fight against human trafficking (1:03:29)  How to be aware of traffickers for your family's and your own safety (1:08:31)  How to sustainably contribute to eliminating human trafficking  Opposite or antithesis to the commodification of human trafficking: nurture and value human being 

In this episode, Andrew is joined by Patrick Erlandson, who tackled the dangers of human trafficking and pornography. Sadly, this is still an issue that is rampantly plaguing our world, which gives us all the more reason and why it's crucial to shed some light on, spread awareness about, and stand up against it. One small, simple step is actually another huge step closer to saving one person from the tragedy of human trafficking. Know the problem exists so you can end it. Take actions by making someone matter, feeling valued and loved, valuing your integrity, and eliminating the vulnerability. Spread awareness by having the right spirit and motivation. We hope that this conversation enlightens us and serves as that one step closer to help end human trafficking. <ul> <li>Human Trafficking in Africa and across the world (3:48) </li> <li>Definition of Human Trafficking (7:24) </li> <li>Misconceptions about Trafficking (11:13)</li> <li>Statistics on human trafficking victims within the United States (11:50) </li> <li>Factors that lead to being a victim of human trafficking: self-punishing and disconnection with love, adults, trust, and own self-identity (13:32) </li> <li>Prostitution vs. Being Trafficked (15:42) </li> <li>The reality of being trafficked: Vulnerability &amp; Entitlement (16:32) </li> <li>Why vulnerability is promoted to the youth (19:21) </li> <li>How entitlement is being created (20:31) </li> <li>Entitlement of men towards sex (21:32) </li> <li>Pornography as part of entitlement in human trafficking (26:22) </li> <li>Two types of traffickers (35:41) </li> <li>How to cope human trafficking experience (39:15) </li> <li>Damage of pornography to oneself, the family, and the impact of compulsion with pornography (44:47) </li> <li>Why you should stop watching, supporting, and doing pornography (49:46) </li> <li>There will always be second chances (56:14) </li> <li>Have a personal fight against human trafficking (1:03:29) </li> <li>How to be aware of traffickers for your family's and your own safety (1:08:31) </li> <li>How to sustainably contribute to eliminating human trafficking </li> <li>Opposite or antithesis to the commodification of human trafficking: nurture and value human being</li> </ul>

#36 - The Human Trafficking Within | Patrick Erlandson