Floodlight
The Anti-Slavery CollectiveFloodlight is brought to you by The Anti-Slavery Collective, which looks to raise awareness of modern slavery and explore how we can all help rid the world of this global epidemic.
Join the charity's co-founders, HRH Princess Eugenie and Julia de Boinville, every week as they sit down with guests from all walks of life who are helping to combat modern slavery in a variety of ways. From lawmakers a... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureTrue Crime | ||||
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In Episode 8 and the final episode of My Epiphany, John Schultz, EVP, Chief Operating and Legal Officer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), recalls the moment where he is sat in a meeting and is left shaken to find that modern slavery is actually on... more
HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED
Educate: Modern slavery is happening to people in the UK, in your town, in cities, on farms, and to people your age. Visit our website, follow us on social media, educate yourself. Talk to your friends and family about it. T... more
Episode 6 of My Epiphany features Amoge (Ams) Ukaegbu from the Sophie Hayes Foundation. As a student, Amoge will never forget the moment she came across the story of a young girl who was trafficked by her family to the UK as a child bride.
An estim... more
In Episode 5 of My Epiphany we meet Mary Sebastian who works for International Justice Mission (IJM) as a Senior Advocacy Advisor.
A qualified lawyer from India, Mary tells a story about a young girl she met who grew up in the same state was traffic... more
In Episode 4 of My Epiphany, Brandon Daniels, the CEO of the global EXIGER, recalls a chilling phone call he will never forget.
In 2020, 39 Vietnamese men and women, including 10 teenagers (the youngest of which was only 15 years old), suffocated i... more
In Episode 3 of My Epiphany, Rebekah Lisgarten tells us how as a teenager, she randomly picked up a book at a supermarket which changed the course of her life.
Assuming the story was a work of fiction, Rebekah was horrified to learn that ‘Slave Gir... more
Introducing episode 2 of our new short interview series My Epiphany.
Episode 2 features Phil Brewer, a retired Police Officer who spent 5 years investigating modern slavery and human trafficking in the Met, now a specialist advisor at the Human Traf... more
Here is the first video in our new short interview series called "My Epiphany".
Each short film details a very personal moment when experts and activists from all walks of life were confronted with the horrifying reality of modern slavery, and thei... more
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Reviews
- Eye Opening
I feel ashamed for not truly recognising the magnitude of this problem. Listening to this series has been eye opening. Slavery is about exploitation and taking away someone’s rights. The statistics are frightening. I feel we could all start thinking more about what we can do in our everyday lives to change our mindset and support this cause. Well done to the driving forces behind this. Well done.
Apple Podcasts5JMDungog
Australia2 years ago I really appreciate the podcast hosts for bringing attention to human trafficking. You have very interesting people on your show. I’ve began to listen since I have seen Princess Eugenie seem to be more supportive of the royal family and away from Harry and Meghan and their negativity. I am American but I have a lot of respect for the royal family and the work they do, This podcast seems to fall under the umbrella of what the royal family stands for.
Audible5Ruth Knapp
United States2 years ago- Good conversations with interesting people
I really appreciate the podcast hosts for bringing attention to human trafficking. You have very interesting people on your show. I’ve began to listen since I have seen Princess Eugenie seem to be more supportive of the royal family and away from Harry and Meghan and their negativity. I am American but I have a lot of respect for the royal family and the work they do, This podcast seems to fall under the umbrella of what the royal family stands for.
Audible5Ruth KnappUnited States2 years ago - Brilliantly interesting, inspiring guests who’ve valuable knowledge we need to hear
I’m sure there are plenty ready to criticise the background of the guests but I’m so impressed and pleased this podcast is ‘out there.’
Even if they’re not top drawer interviewers, the calibre of the guests and the information, stories, and diverse perspectives and backgrounds of the guests make this a really important, interesting, engaging podcast that I hope attracts more and more listeners.
Congratulations to everyone involved in this valuable, valued and also very easy to listen to podcas... more
Apple Podcasts5luelma
United Kingdom3 years ago - Informative and Thought Provoking
Jules and HRH Eugenie have been brilliant in their role of facilitating these discussions. They have been thoughtful with their approach and they have listened with deep consideration. Each presentation gave a slightly different angle on modern slavery, its close cousin, trafficking, along with war, economics, production and the environment. I was moved to think how I could do something with this new awareness. I hope these discussions continue.
Apple Podcasts5Yo Yo MummyAustralia3 years ago - Excellent Podcast - Sharion Sade
I began listening to Floodlight because I was curious about The Anti-Slavery Collective, and wanted to give my opinion on my YouTube Channel. I have been blown away by the incredible information I’ve obtained. Both hosts are excellent, and the guests are so engaging and informative. I am in the United States and I’ve not only been able to support The Anti-Slavery Collective from afar, but I’ve been able to find ways locally to contribute in my home country. Exploitation and Slavery are global is... more
Apple Podcasts5SharionBrooksUnited States3 years ago - Better than expected
I thought this was going to be a vanity project but was actually surprised and hope that you keep it up and good comes from it. A very worthy subject.
Apple Podcasts5SharonClaireUnited States4 years ago - Love your guests!
How brave of Wumi to share her story. What an enlightening podcast. So sad that some form of modern slavery can be right in front of us.
Apple Podcasts5Mrs.M75067United States4 years ago - Looking forward for more podcasts
Thank you for bringing on guests of all walks of life and life experiences.
We need to bifurcate the issues. Princess Eugenie and Julia have been working on the Anti-Slavery Collective for almost a decade. Agreed, it’s awkward that her dad is HER DAD; but we can’t forget that she’s using her voice to do good! Thank you for using your platform to shine a light - a floodlight - on this modern issue. I, for one, will continue listening.
Apple Podcasts5Anonymous1227122712271227United States4 years ago - Essential listening!
Such an important topic - very impressed by this informative and thoughtful discussion
Apple Podcasts5G.B.C.21United Kingdom4 years ago - Great information
Loved your first show and will listen to all of them. Thank you for doing such important work and educating us!
Apple Podcasts5No Drop 7United States4 years ago - Painful Listen
I can’t. Until you bring Virginia Giuiffre on your show and address the elephant in the room—your dad paid a 12 million pound settlement to a woman who was trafficked to him—how on earth can you conduct this show? The cognitive dissonance is just wild. You aren’t your father, but until you speak out in support of his survivor, this show is purely a vanity project. Elevating the voices and experiences of survivors begins by denouncing your family’s exploitation and denunciation of a survivor who ... more
Apple Podcasts1milehimamaUnited States4 years ago - Very informative!
I thought I knew about this issue but this podcast highlighted new aspects for me. Great to be informed.
Apple Podcasts5Erys08United Kingdom4 years ago - Absolutely eye-opening
Very eye-opening and important conversation.
Apple Podcasts5ParkerrrrrrrrrttUnited States4 years ago - Tasteless decision to have This person present
Disgusting. Her father is a pedophile and a human trafficker who denied it and tried to fight it but admitted it in the end. You give his lazy worthless daughter a platform to preach about a serious issue that her own family practiced. HYPOCRITES
Apple Podcasts1puddywuddy222Australia4 years ago
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