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Content Warning: This episode contains references to sexual violence and assault.
What assumptions immediately come to mind when you hear about sex work and sex workers? This episode's guest is Veronica Monet, a sex work activist, sex & relationship coach, author, and former sex worker. She shares openly about her journey as an escort, debunks myths about prostitution and other forms of sex work, and talks about undoing the shame associated with sex. (Episode recorded in March 2022).
Find out more about Veronica at theshamefreezone.com and on Instagram @the_shame_free_zone
Find out more about me and my work at jaibristow.com and on Instagram @beyond_boxes
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