Cody on "Sound of Freedom" Pt. 2 - a podcast by Maurice Harker

In this podcast episode, Cody Hawes and Brandon discuss the profound impact of the movie "Sound of Freedom" on their perspectives and their work in addiction recovery. They explore the themes of empathy, objectification, and the devastating link between pornography addiction and the widespread issue of human trafficking.

The hosts reflect on how objectification and dehumanization, whether on a micro or macro level, can erode empathy and lead to harmful behaviors. They emphasize the importance of empathy in recovery and society at large, drawing connections to movies like "Sound of Freedom" and their power to evoke empathy.

Brandon and Cody delve into the backlash the movie has faced and reiterate the significance of addressing the interconnected problems of pornography addiction and human trafficking. They share their determination to counter these issues by promoting empathy, self-awareness, and recovery.

Through candid conversations and personal insights, the hosts underscore the necessity of taking action against the destructive effects of addiction and the exploitation of individuals. They encourage listeners to explore their own empathy and seek help if needed, while highlighting the positive transformation that can be achieved through recovery.

In closing, they share impactful lines from the movie and emphasize the importance of realizing one's inherent value as children of God, not for sale to addiction or exploitation. Their heartfelt message underscores their commitment to spreading awareness, providing support, and fostering empathy in the journey towards healing and empowerment.

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