EP 014 with Aurora Ford

Crude Conversations

crudemag

Society & Culture

4.9 • 152 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2018

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we have a conversation with freelance journalist and Covenant House Alaska employee Aurora Ford. We talk about sex trafficking in Alaska—the people who get caught in it and the people who prey on them—how the Anchorage prostitution business is divided into gangs, making it virtually impossible to be a freelance prostitute without the possibility of repercussion, solutions journalism over institutional journalism as a way to affect change, and what if Trump is America's Professor Snape?

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0:00.0	Okay, Cote.
0:02.0	Here we go.
0:03.0	Here we go.
0:04.0	We could, what was this 14, 13, 12?
0:07.0	Ah, let's see.
0:08.0	For, I forget what episode this is.
0:10.0	God, it's 13, I think.
0:12.0	But I know we are talking to Aurora Ford yeah and so I'm going
0:17.5	through this and I'm editing it and I realize that her dog, I forget its name, but it's this, it's a mastiff.
0:28.0	It is a massive dog.
0:30.0	Is it a massive dog or is it a mastiff?
0:32.0	Both.
0:32.8	And it's sitting, I was there.
0:34.4	And it's sitting on the couch with her
0:37.1	as she's podcasting with us.
0:38.8	So I did my best to try to take those dog panting sounds out but you may hear them.
0:47.0	People tend to like dogs.
0:49.0	It'll make them just feel good, you know.
0:50.0	Yeah, yeah.
0:51.0	No, he was a great dog.
0:52.0	It was a good dog. Yeah. we got a dog right outside the studio right now.
0:55.0	Clyde, your dog.
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