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All in a Day's Sex Work Podcast
Stories from the Front Lines of Advocacy


Fantasy, Fallout, and the Politics of Outrage: The Ghislaine Maxwell Edition
This week, the national conversation once again spiraled around the so-called Epstein “client list.” The same question resurfaced:Where is it? Who’s on it? When will it be released? And just like every other time, the obsession with the list revealed more about the public’s craving for spectacle than their actual commitment to justice.

Swop Behind Bars
Jul 284 min read


Weekend Hot Takes: The "Epstein List”
The sex worker rights movement has long explored how the public—and too often, the courts—struggle to grasp the realities of exploitation, especially when it hides behind wealth, consent, or celebrity. We’ve written about coercion, manipulation, and the blurry gray lines that survivors are expected to define in black and white.

Swop Behind Bars
Jul 215 min read


The Sean Combs Verdict, and the Misunderstanding of Exploitation
On July 2, 2025, a Manhattan federal jury delivered a split verdict: Sean “Diddy” Combs was acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking, but convicted on two counts under the Mann Act—transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution. The public reaction was swift and polarized. Some called it justice served; others saw it as yet another reminder that wealth and fame insulate men from real accountability.

Swop Behind Bars
Jul 74 min read


Seen but Still Silenced: The Complicated Gratitude of the Sex Worker Rights Movement
When a certain child rescue organization—you know, the one whose name sounds like a Christian indie band—published their recent reflection titled “Mistakes happen in anti-trafficking work. We must learn from them,” a strange thing happened across the sex worker rights community.

Swop Behind Bars
Jun 304 min read


The Most Expensive DUI in Massachusetts History
In what could be seen as the most expensive DUI in Massachusetts history, Karen Read was found Not Guilty this week of second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe.

Blair Hopkins
Jun 233 min read
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