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b'Helen and Brittni aka Exodus Cry, talk to Destiny about their cause, helping young people navigate this wild social media world, the impact of corn, and more.\\n\\n-----\\n00:00 Intro\\n0:05 Helen and Brittni introduce themselves and explain some of their credentials\\n2:10 Brittni breaks down her experience in the industry, explains why she decided to separate herself from corn\\n5:40 Helen and Brittni on corn and if they think it should be illegal\\n9:40 Helen speaks on payment processors needing to be held responsible for illegal content being posted and not taken down\\n11:00 The panel discusses whether or not age verification is necessary to enter these sites\\n12:30 The panel discusses how corn has changed over the years\\n15:00 Helen brings up the statistics of v___ influences young people to perform a___ acts\\n19:40 Brittni speaks on women wanting to be dominated in the bedroom due to a tr*uma bond\\n21:30 Destiny asks how many people that enjoy 50 Shades of Grey have daddy issues\\n26:50 Brittni explains why she thinks corn is more harmful than helpful\\n28:50 Helen on how corn can be traumatizing and detrimental to the mind\\n30:50 The panel discusses whether or not the industry is doing a good job regulating STD screening\\n33:20 Adam says that two people should be able do whatever they want as long as both parties consent to the terms\\n42:00 The panel discusses the link between corn and tr____cking\\n45:00 Adam speaks on mostly seeing women in the industry being the ones having power in their relationships\\n47:20 Destiny says that the industry has come a long way and how it is currently making a lot of women feel empowered\\n48:30 Brittni speaks on how most people in the industry have had some type of dysfunctional upbringing\\n51:00 Helen speaks on the huge amount of women in the industry that are being exploited\\n54:00 Destiny on how entering the industry, if that\'s what you enjoy doing, could be the best thing in the world\\n58:40 Brittni speaks on how most of what you\'ve done on the internet and it\'s permanent\\n1:00:20 Adam asks what the difference between shooting corn and a regular movie\\n1:02:10 Helen asks Adam if he wants his daughter to feel like posting herself showing her body is the most empowering thing\\n1:03:10 Brittni asks what Adam\'s end goal is, when he\'s going to decide to quit and if it has hindered Adam\'s relationship at home\\n1:05:10 Destiny speaks on his wife entering Onlyfans and the freedom it may provide financially\\n1:07:00 Destiny on how Onlyfans has changed the game and the panel discusses the common point of "would you want your daughter doing that"\\n1:15:00 Destiny speaks on horrible and nasty men in every industry and especially in positions of power\\n1:18:00 Helen speaks on the importance of people knowing the risks and repercussions of entering the industry\\n1:22:30 The panel discusses how much responsibility is owed to the parents for children being exposed to it\\n1:23:40 Destiny talks the societal expectation of how s is something to suffer through for women\\n1:26:50 Helen on the progress being made within the industry and how it is the worst education for young people\\n1:28:10 Destiny says that women are partly to blame for some of the toxic fantasies present in society\\n1:30:00 The panel discusses kids being exposed to it when they weren\'t even looking for it\\n1:34:00 Destiny on how parents aren\'t talking to their children about anything and the importance of having good conversations\\n1:37:00 The panel discusses the rise of corn viewers during the pandemic\\n\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices'