Ending Exploitation: The My Life My Choice Podcast

From the confinement of our homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, an idea was formed and a partnership emerged. With the help of the brilliant radio and podcast producer, Stephen Smith, our very own Audrey Morrissey, Co-Executive Director of My Life My Choice, spent time in 2022 sitting down with survivors and allies on our staff to have candid conversations about what the commercial sexual exploitations of children (CSEC) looks like today and what can be done to finally put an end to it. We are thrilled to share that our new 5-episode podcast, “Ending Exploitation” is available beginning today through our website and will soon be available wherever you get your podcasts. We invite you to listen in on members of our team as they walk you through what we do and why we do it.  

This podcast was produced by our extraordinary partner, Stephen Smith. Learn more about his work here: sdsmithproductions.com 

Episode 1: What the f*&% is wrong with our society?: The Issues of CSEC 

Audrey Morrissey, Co-Executive Director  

Tonya Morris, Training and Survivor Leadership Manager  

Nikki Valila, Senior Director of Training and Partnerships  


Episode 2: The Origin Episode: How My Life My Choice Got Started 

Audrey Morrissey and Lisa Goldblatt Grace, Co-Executive Directors  


Episode 3: Rolling with the Punches:  How Our Work Has Changed 

Audrey Morrissey, Co-Executive Director  

Ann Wilkinson, former Director of Survivor Mentor Development  

Nikki Valila, Senior Director of Training and Partnerships 

Sonja Solberg-Potter, Assistant Director  


Episode 4: Finding One’s Voice: The Mentee Experience        

In this episode, hear from two young people who received survivor mentoring at My Life My Choice.

Audrey Morrissey, Co-Executive Director  

Mickey, My Life My Choice Mentee 

Juju, My Life My Choice Mentee 

Ann Wilkinson, former Director of Survivor Mentor Development  


Episode 5: Solutions, Actions, and the Equality Model 

Audrey & Lisa, Co-Executive Directors  

Ziba Cranmer, Advisory Board Chair 

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