Melodie Reece's guest appearances

Melodie Reece

Ross Files with Dave Ross

Mark Titus

Jared Diamond

Andrew Yang

Ilhan Omar

Alex Berenson

Sean Carroll

Steve Hilton

Andrea Rodgers

Thomas Chatterton Williams

Marty Makary

Derek Thompson

Valerie Jarrett

Jodi Kantor

Trevor Moawad

Carrie Rose

OwlTail

At a recent Seattle City Council meeting, chief deputy Marc Garth Green made a comment that shocked councilmembers Teresa Mosqueda and Kshama Sawant: that some of the sex workers on Aurora Avenue have told him they "enjoy" what they're doing. So Dave Ross and reporter Hanna Scott consult a local expert, Melodie Reece. She's the co-founder of a harm reduction and sex worker’s rights organization in Seattle (POC- SWOP) that hands out snacks, water, and offers services to street-based sex workers and drug users on the Aurora corridor in north Seattle. She has a masters in public policy from the University of Washington. They discuss the reasons behind the visible increase in sex work on the streets of Seattle in the last six months.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At a recent Seattle City Council meeting, chief deputy Marc Garth Green made a comment that shocked councilmembers Teresa Mosqueda and Kshama Sawant: that some of the sex workers on Aurora Avenue have told him they "enjoy" what they're doing. So Dave Ross and reporter Hanna Scott consult a local expert, Melodie Reece. She's the co-founder of a harm reduction and sex worker’s rights organization in Seattle (<a href="https://pocswop.swopusa.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">POC- SWOP</a>) that hands out snacks, water, and offers services to street-based sex workers and drug users on the Aurora corridor in north Seattle. She has a masters in public policy from the University of Washington. They discuss the reasons behind the visible increase in sex work on the streets of Seattle in the last six months.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Melodie Reece, Do Sex Workers Really "Enjoy the Work?"