In this powerful and urgent conversation, Ian Henderson (CEO of Naked Truth) sits down with Dame Rachel de Souza, the Children’s Commissioner for England, to unpack the crisis facing today’s children. From the mental health impacts of pornography and social media exposure to the failures of tech companies and the role of schools and parents, this eye-opening discussion calls for real change in how we protect children in the digital age. Topics include: The shocking average age children are first exposed to porn How online content is shaping teenage relationships and consent AI-generated nude images and deepfake dangers The failure of tech companies and the urgency of the Online Safety Bill Why sex education needs to radically change What parents and schools must do right now 📌 Watch, share, and be part of the solution. Every parent, teacher, policymaker and activist needs to hear this. 🔗 Access all reports, stats, and parental guidance via the Children’s Commissioner Website (https://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/) 👉 For resources on porn recovery, healthy sexuality, and school workshops, visit Naked Truth Project (https://www.nakedtruthproject.com/)

In this powerful interview, Ian Henderson sits down with Lord James Bethell — member of the UK House of Lords and passionate advocate for public health — to discuss the hidden realities of the pornography industry, online safety, and the fight for stronger consent laws. Lord Bethell pulls back the curtain on how violent and coercive content thrives online, the shortcomings of current regulation, and the urgent need for political action to protect vulnerable individuals and society as a whole. Key Topics Discussed: ✔ The UK Pornography Review and its 32 recommendations ✔ Why consent laws in pornography need reform ✔ The addictive nature of pornography and public health implications ✔ Challenges of policing online harms and algorithmic manipulation ✔ International cooperation and the future of online safety legislation ✔ Personal insights from Lord Bethell’s experience with addiction in his family This is a must-watch conversation for anyone concerned about digital ethics, child protection, mental health, and the future of online freedoms.

"It's ok to look at porn, right? I mean, isn't that what everyone else is doing? And even if I wanted to stop, I'm not going to be able to. But I have this niggling feeling that it might be wrong, but how can I talk to anyone about it? I would talk about it with God, but he probably doesn't like me anymore, so he won't listen anyway..." That is how Ben felt. Confused, ashamed, unlovable, trapped and lost. And this is his story. It doesn't have all the answers, but it is honest and asks the questions we don't think we should. This book is about an average teenage boy and some of the things he learnt along the way to do with sex, relationships, masturbation, and the God who didn't abandon him."The book is the perfect mix of honest and relatable experiences, real truth about God's views, and amazing advice on how to live as a Christian in the modern world." 15 year old lad "Applying the Handbrake is one of the best books I have read on this incredibly relevant topic. It's packed full of descriptive personal experience, fabulous metaphors, practical application and profound Biblical truth ... I wholeheartedly recommend it."Phil Know, Head of Mission to Young Adults, Evangelical Alliance

Porn has never been so accessible for teens, so how do you as a parent or adult even begin to talk about this? Let's be honest it's going feel awkward but here are 7 tips and 2 tools to help make those tricky talks a bit easier for them and for you! Tool 1: www.brainheartworld.org Tool 2: Covenant Eyes Take a look at what they offer here: https://www.covenanteyes.com/?clickid=Tj%3Ay1JSs9xyKUxjWq0Usv3swUkswbJWJhUjgTg0&irgwc=1&utm\_source=IR&utm\_medium=1316436&utm\_campaign=Online%20Tracking%20Link&utm\_size&utm\_type=ONLINE\_TRACKING\_LINK For more advice www.theparentpack.co.uk