Sarah, Sarah, some day praise.

Okay, today on the pod, oh my God, oh, M.G.

Josh Broome, okay, Joshua Broome.

For years, he went by the porn name Rocco Reed.

He was America's number one male porn star. He even was given the very

highly prestigious in the porn world AVN award. But a few years ago, he felt like he was just

drowning in shame and sorrow. He hated it despite making over a million dollars in the industry.

So Josh is here today. How did he go from porn star to pastor? You are going to, I'm obsessed with Josh. P.S. He's super hot. Now he is married and he has children. I always respect a marriage, you know? I mean, but I'm just saying he's like gorgeous. He looks like a backstreet boy that like never aged, you know? And there's so many great life nuggets in here. First of all, I ask him, like, does he think that

people in porn can ever be happy? Because P.S., everybody's doing it. He got fired. His agent

dropped him when he started in porn. And now celebrities are like all over only fans. How does he

feel about that? And then, you know that story that you often hear where people are just discovered at a bar?

Josh reveals his story of how he was discovered in the porn industry literally while being a waiter.

All that, let me know what you think of the interview.

I have been like, like I am obsessed, you know.

I've wanted to have you on because I think it's so brave that you put your story out there. I mean, I'm a little sex obsessed, too. Like, and I love when people are like, I am. I really am. And I'm kind of crazy. So anyway, for people that don't know, Josh Broom is here today on the Sarah Fraser show. You probably have seen his story. You caught my interest, I think, when the Post, when the New York Post ran a story about you. Yeah, it was like a weird week. It was like the New York Post, Fox. And then I was on Candace Owens all that same week. Like you did everyone's show. Yeah. It's been funny because like I've been doing this for, so I've been doing this for

about five years, like just like telling my story. But there was like a two year gap where I was on

staff at a church. And it like just it, I just stopped telling it. And then COVID happened.

And well, I can answer that.

I can tell you more about that.

It's a pretty neat story.

But anyway.

Okay, Josh, this is a wild story.

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