May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Standard Issue for all women.

Hello Smashes.

I hope you and yours are keeping safe, well and your social distance in these strange and anxious times.

Mickey here, welcome to this week's

Sunday chops where we're going to distract you from the coronavirus for a bit by

talking about revenge porn and non-consensual porn. I know, cheery as

fuck, but an important topic, which is why I cut up with the tireless

and encouraging the optimistic Kate Isaacs, founder of the hashtag Not Your porn campaign,

whose mission is to hold pawn companies to account.

Revenge porn should not be a porn category and consent should come before profit.

It's well it's hard to argue with isn't it?

Although as you're about to hear, Porn Hub, very much the Johnny

Big Balls of commercialised porn, isn't making it easy for victims of non-consensual

porn to get justice, or indeed, videos taken down. The burden of removal is on the targets of

non-consensual porn and because of the way it spreads on sites like Porn Hub

the takedown process is often exhausting, retraumatizing and never ending. Kate is looking to change that and you can help her by visiting not your porn.com and following and sharing the campaign on social media where you'll find it on Twitter with a handle at Not Your Porn.

Over to Kate.

I am with Kate Isaacs, founder of the hashtag Not Your Porn campaign.

Kate, hello. Hi, how are you? I'm all right kind of bracing myself for this

chat which is going to be pretty hard I think. Yeah it isn't the most fun topic to talk about but it is important and hopefully there'll be a little glimmer of hope at the end.

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