• The Sound of Freedom: Paul Hutchinson's Fight Against Human Trafficking #167

  • Aug 25 2023
  • Length: 52 mins
  • Podcast

The Sound of Freedom: Paul Hutchinson's Fight Against Human Trafficking #167

  • Summary

  • In this exciting installment of The Wolf's Den, Jordan Belfort, the renowned entrepreneur, joins forces with Paul Hutchinson, an advocate against human trafficking and creator of the groundbreaking movie "The Sound of Freedom." Together, they embark on a captivating exploration of Paul's firsthand experiences in Colombia's human trafficking sting operations.


    In this thought-provoking conversation, Jordan and Paul delve deep into the underbelly of human trafficking, pulling back the curtain on its stark realities. Listen as they discuss Paul's extraordinary journey, his encounters with survivors, and the inspiration behind "The Sound of Freedom" film—the true story shedding light on this global crisis.


    This conversation offers a unique opportunity to gain insights into the relentless fight against exploitation, intertwining the worlds of human trafficking and filmmaking. Through riveting stories, intimate anecdotes, and profound discussions, this episode showcases the crucial role movies can play in raising awareness, breaking the cycle, and promoting change.


    Prepare to be moved as Jordan Belfort and Paul Hutchinson peel back the layers of darkness, shattering the silence surrounding human trafficking. Join them as they navigate the depths of this urgent issue, amplify the voices of survivors, and inspire listeners to take action against human trafficking.


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