The human trafficking reporting process has been a topic of much debate in recent months. As we have seen on the news and heard from experts, it can be an enigmatic process, rife with both its strengths and shortfalls. On this week’s episode Bill Woolf and Lindsay LeVally take a closer look at how this system works and ask ourselves - is it doing enough to help survivors of human trafficking?

In this week's episode of the podcast, we shed some light on labor trafficking and its devastating effects. We were fortunate enough to receive insightful input from Bill Woolf. This episode exists to equip ourselves and become an invaluable asset in the fight against these atrocious acts that have been left largely overlooked.

In the tenth episode we sit down with Kathy Goellnitz, a retired Forensic Nurse. Kathy shared with us her powerful firsthand accounts of human trafficking over the course of her 40 year career.

In the nineth episode we're joined by Jason Mayo and Truman Carelli, key members a part of the new, Tennessee-based startup nonprofit, Operation Rose. In less than two years, Operation Rose has been actively educating the public on human trafficking, raising awareness and striving to prevent future cases of trafficking within the United States. They are truly a force to be reckoned with as they take on this huge challenge with enthusiasm and dedication.

In the eighth episode we're joined by Sister Imelda Poole MBE, President of the Mary Ward Loreto Foundation and leader of RENATE's crusade against modern slavery. For over a decade she has spearheaded efforts across 27 European countries - fighting human trafficking through support for victims as well as cooperative law enforcement endeavors that seek justice. Sister Imelda is an inspiring example of what one person can do to effect positive change!

In the seventh episode we're joined by Jack Hall, a career law enforcement officer of 31 years and 2024 Lorain County Sheriff candidate. He recently served as police chief at Westfield Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Police Department. Mr. Hall also is a member of the law enforcement training reform initiative based within the public safety training center of Cuyahoga Community College. During this interview we talk about the US interstate system and how it facilitates human trafficking.