Joshua Broome

Yeah, I mean, you look at research, average age of exposure three years ago was 11. It's trending towards eight years old now. Eight? Eight years old. And what's interesting, so 84% of first-time exposure to pornography for kids is secondhand exposure, meaning that they weren't looking for it. They were either on an unprotected device, and it was looking for them,

Yeah, I mean, you look at research, average age of exposure three years ago was 11. It's trending towards eight years old now. Eight? Eight years old. And what's interesting, so 84% of first-time exposure to pornography for kids is secondhand exposure, meaning that they weren't looking for it. They were either on an unprotected device, and it was looking for them,

Yeah, I mean, you look at research, average age of exposure three years ago was 11. It's trending towards eight years old now. Eight? Eight years old. And what's interesting, so 84% of first-time exposure to pornography for kids is secondhand exposure, meaning that they weren't looking for it. They were either on an unprotected device, and it was looking for them,

Because this is the world that we live in. Because of streaming and things like that, everything has porn on it to the extent, depending on what your definition of porn would be. And then just being at school or someone else's home And then it was shown to them. But it's crazy, man.

Because this is the world that we live in. Because of streaming and things like that, everything has porn on it to the extent, depending on what your definition of porn would be. And then just being at school or someone else's home And then it was shown to them. But it's crazy, man.

Because this is the world that we live in. Because of streaming and things like that, everything has porn on it to the extent, depending on what your definition of porn would be. And then just being at school or someone else's home And then it was shown to them. But it's crazy, man.

Not to come out swinging, but I would say probably the most dramatic thing I would share with you is that, so a really good friend of mine, she once was a critical care nurse in Kansas City, Missouri. About six months ago, she started a nonprofit and she's just speaking on this full time. But she started seeing a reoccurring theme

Not to come out swinging, but I would say probably the most dramatic thing I would share with you is that, so a really good friend of mine, she once was a critical care nurse in Kansas City, Missouri. About six months ago, she started a nonprofit and she's just speaking on this full time. But she started seeing a reoccurring theme

Not to come out swinging, but I would say probably the most dramatic thing I would share with you is that, so a really good friend of mine, she once was a critical care nurse in Kansas City, Missouri. About six months ago, she started a nonprofit and she's just speaking on this full time. But she started seeing a reoccurring theme

And it was that, so she was an examiner for sexual abuse cases of children. And she was noticing over and over again that two things were happening, that the abuser of the child was between 10 to 14 years old, and it was a sibling. And she was like, and it was a lot of cases like that in Kansas City. And she was like, is there just something weird going on here?

And it was that, so she was an examiner for sexual abuse cases of children. And she was noticing over and over again that two things were happening, that the abuser of the child was between 10 to 14 years old, and it was a sibling. And she was like, and it was a lot of cases like that in Kansas City. And she was like, is there just something weird going on here?

And it was that, so she was an examiner for sexual abuse cases of children. And she was noticing over and over again that two things were happening, that the abuser of the child was between 10 to 14 years old, and it was a sibling. And she was like, and it was a lot of cases like that in Kansas City. And she was like, is there just something weird going on here?

And she started asking her peers in different places. Her name's Heidi Olson. I know where you're going with this. Yeah.

And she started asking her peers in different places. Her name's Heidi Olson. I know where you're going with this. Yeah.

And she started asking her peers in different places. Her name's Heidi Olson. I know where you're going with this. Yeah.

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Yeah. Well, I mean, just the reality that... So in around 60% of the sexual assault cases that happen to children in the United States, the perpetrator is A, between 10 to 14 years old, and B, it's a sibling. So that's... It's in the 60% in the U.S. It's higher in Europe, highest in Australia, around 73%. And then...

Yeah. Well, I mean, just the reality that... So in around 60% of the sexual assault cases that happen to children in the United States, the perpetrator is A, between 10 to 14 years old, and B, it's a sibling. So that's... It's in the 60% in the U.S. It's higher in Europe, highest in Australia, around 73%. And then...