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This week’s special guest is Alan Smyth, co-author of MEN! Fight for Me and executive director of Saving Innocence. He was a previous guest on The Dad Up Podcast, Ep. 127, back in March 2022. So what is Alan up to now? Well, we discuss all that and more in this episode.

As Executive Director of Saving Innocence, an anti-human trafficking, community-based organization focused on the recovery and restoration of child victims of sex trafficking, Alan Smyth is squarely in the fight. He is pushing against a culture that stands by and allows people, mostly men to engage in what can be described as pure evil.

“Fight For Me” are words Alan Smyth heard directly from a survivor of sex trafficking. Alan’s unique view into this tragedy has given him a backstage pass to this horrific exploitation of children. Co-authored by Jessica Midkiff, herself a survivor of child trafficking, this book speaks directly to the hearts of men and our responsibility to step up and take leadership in the remedy.

On the True Man Podcast, Mike Van Pelt speaks with author/executive director of Saving Innocence, Alan Smyth. We discuss his book, Men! Fight For Me, The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking.

Alan Smyth joins the program for an in depth look at human trafficking and the major impact on today’s society.

In this episode of the Situation Report we’re joined by Alan Smyth, who is the executive director of Saving Innocence and provides an escape from trafficking for child victims of sex trafficking 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.

We often talk about slavery as part of the past. But slavery still exists in America, it just looks a little different. Meet Jessica Midkiff, who escaped the life. She tells Michele about her remarkable story along with Alan Smyth, Executive Director of SavingInnocence.org, who wants men to step up and help.

Zuby talks with Alan Smyth, co-author of “MEN! Fight For Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking,” about modern day slavery and the sexual exploitation of children.