Until All Are Free

Until All Are Free

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Until All Are Free episodes

  • Labor Trafficking | Maria's Story
    How would you respond if met with a potential trafficking scenario face-to-face? In this latest episode of Until All Are Free, you’ll hear the story of Maria, a Kenyan woman, told by Sarah Ray, human rights educator and activist.
    The two women met in an airport in Dubai early in 2020, as Maria was en route to Saudi Arabia for a domestic job. Maria was traveling with a group of Kenyan women who were prepared to hand over their passports in exchange for work in the middle eastern country.
    What unfolds is a story of friendship, perseverance, and an intimate glimpse into a labor trafficking situation.
    39 min
  • Special Teaser & A Note of Thanks!
    Cheers to you, listeners! You've journeyed with us throughout one of the toughest years in recent history, and we're so grateful. We have one more episode in 2020, so keep an eye on your feed and take a listen here to get a sneak peek.
    3 min
  • EP 10 | Hostage at the Disco

    A conversation with a survivor in Latin America leads CEO Matt Parker and Delta Operative David Zach on an investigation halfway across the world. What they discover confirms the leads that the survivor shared, and further involves The Exodus Road in a region where we are already actively working to find and free victims of human trafficking.

    The scoring on this episode was generously provided by Philip Daniel. To hear more of his music, follow him on Instagram at @philipdanielpiano or on Spotify.

    24 min
  • EP 09 | In a Car with a Trafficker

    CASE UPDATE: In Episode 04, Matt shared the story of his return to an alley that he had glimpsed in passing once before, years earlier.  He encountered a group of young girls being trafficked on a side street and sent our operatives back to investigate.


    In this episode of Until All Are Free, we pick the story back up and hear from an investigator who was sent down that alley to capture evidence of trafficking.

    To learn more about the investigative work that The Exodus Road performs, visit our website at theexodusroad.com

    15 min
  • EP 08 | David Zach

    From rockstar to covert operative. On this episode of Until All Are Free Preston is joined by David Zach, the frontman of Remedy Drive. David speaks about his own experiences on the front lines of the fight against human trafficking. David has worked extensively as an undercover operative with The Exodus Road, and allows for his experiences to shape and form the music that he has produced.


    To learn more about the work of David and Remedy Drive, visit https://remedydrive.com/.

    35 min
  • Apps, Devices, and Sexting. Protecting Kids Online.

    In this episode of Until All Are Free we are joined by Cheryl Kosmerl, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years of experience working alongside minors with hands-on sex offenses or boundary offenses.


    Her experiences in the clinical field led her to the creation of Sexting Solutions and co-creation of Hashtag Parenting. Sexting Solutions is a class-based (cohort modeled) option that serves as an alternative for minors who would otherwise be caught in the legal system. Hashtag Parenting is an online resource that equips parents with the tools they need to help their kid(s) with healthy digital practices from the earliest stages of their childhood.

    33 min
  • Cindy's Rescue

    In the world of systemic human trafficking, there are major crime syndicates that provide the mechanism and framework for sexual exploitation to take place. In this episode of Until All Are Free, Matt joins Preston and Isaac and shares the story of Cindy, a mother who finds herself stuck halfway around the world in a reality far from what she would have imagined.

    38 min
  • Courtney from Free the Girls
    A survivor's journey through rescue, aftercare, and integration requires the coordinated effort of many people who are committed to restoration. In this episode of  Until All Are Free, Laura Parker, the President and Co-Founder of The Exodus Road, shares an interview with Courtney Skiera-Vaughn, the Executive Director of Free the Girls. Free The Girls trains and equips female survivors of human trafficking in El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Mozambique to become entrepreneurs in the business of selling bras in their local markets.
    34 min
  • Pin Drop

    "It wasn't the only alley I was going down, it was just the alley I couldn't figure out how to get back to." - Matt Parker

    Seven years ago, Matt Parker was in a taxi speeding toward his hotel on an unknown route through Bangkok at midnight. He glimpsed a flash of an obscure back alley where he saw young girls for sale. As soon as he realized what he had seen, it was gone.

    Seven years later, Matt returned to this back alley in a chance encounter on another taxi ride. Listen to the episode to hear the full story, and learn about the operation in progress to rescue these trafficked victims.

    25 min
  • Bird in Chains

    Laura Parker (TER President) talks with female Delta Operative, Sarah, about her experience on the front lines of the fight against human trafficking. Sarah shares details from the vulnerable moments with trafficking victims and explains the extraordinary sequence of events that led an ordinary woman to become a covert operative with The Exodus Road.


    The Exodus Road is a global organization fighting human trafficking by gathering evidence, facilitating rescue missions, and empowering aftercare for survivors. Learn more about our organization by visiting theexodusroad.com.

    Want to be the first to know when a rescue takes place? Sign up for our Rescue Texts by texting "ER" to 51555.

    Host: Preston Goff

    Producer: Isaac Leigh

    Internal Themes: Lucas Leigh

    Intro & Outro Recordings: City of Sound

    33 min

About Until All Are Free

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Until All Are Free is an immersive podcast bearing witness to human rights violations worldwide through investigative storytelling and interviews with survivors, investigators, and advocates.