I love you guys but this podcast needs to be more consistent.

I was involved with TER early on when they had civilians collecting tips for the local police. Hearing these stories use to be a token treat at special events. It’s incredible being able to hear so many stories I’d never heard, especially with COVID putting a damper on the special events through the year. It’s the constant reminder that I can’t stand by.

This podcast has me in tears every single time. Such a great mission that Exodus Road has and I’m grateful they are sharing and spreading awareness. I highly recommend this podcast! Share it and let’s get the word out to fight human trafficking!

I love listening to this podcast and my heart is warmed to know that The Exodus Road is making such an amazing difference to so many people. This is such a great platform to get the word out about this organization. Great work! Keep it up!

This is such a quality production that I enjoy listening to. I am learning how human trafficking happens, how I can help stop it and how to support these amazing organizations.

I hesitate to “love” it because it’s tough content to hear, but it’s content I need to hear - it’s content you need to hear. Listen for yourself, pray, think, and do something. Thanks Preston and The Exodus Road crew for this podcast and the important work you’re doing around the globe.

I learned of Exodus Road a few years ago at Big Ticket Festival in Gaylord, MI. Remedy Drive played a video during their concert and I spoke with a man at the Exodus Road booth. This opened my eyes to the problem of human trafficking in this world. This podcast is very well done and opens my eyes even more. The variety of content is appreciated—from the rescue operation to the rescued lives, it inspires me and keeps me praying. Keep it up, please! I can’t always read the website for updates but can listen to the podcast easily!

Thanks Preston and Isaac for helping to bring these stories to life while shining a light on freedom fighters

Two episodes in and I’m mesmerized! Quality, meaningful content that will inspire you and rip your heart out at the same time. You will not regret spending your time listening to these stories.

There is so much evil in sex trafficking, and I sometimes I feel there is no hope. This podcast is a little look into what people are doing all around the world to end human trafficking — and not just military people and cops, but average human beings. It is so inspiring and helps lay people really understand what is going on. I pray that this podcast reaches millions so that a massive change can take over this horrifying evil. Thank you so much for these stories & for the hope they give us. Keep fighting for freedom!

Well-produced insightful podcast about successfully fighting an evil system. Thanks for sharing these stories.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Matt & Laura!! I am amazed by what God is doing through your courage & obedience. We are praying!

“What we realized is that no one is looking for the victims.” Wow. This podcast is incredibly moving, and inspiring. It’s one thing to hear about trafficking and be against it, it’s something entirely different to hear the firsthand accounts of what this means on human lives and the systemic change underway to rescue children. Thank you Matt, Preston and the Exodus Road for sharing and educating.

Wow. It's one thing to read about human trafficking, and another to hear it from someone who has witnessed it firsthand. The heart this ordinary, committed man and this extraordinary organization have for trafficked victims is genuine, and it shows in the gut-wrenchingly real stories they have to tell.

This well narrated podcast demonstrates the ways Exodus Road is doing the essential, yet difficult work of justice around the world. Matt’s story is compelling for all who are interested in engaging matters of justice. Please listen to these well told stories and let them inspire you to act.

This podcast is informative, emotional, compelling, and so eye opening. You are doing good work at Exodus Road & doing it well! A story still unfolding and I can’t wait for the next episode!

I have followed on Instagram For a while so thanks for doing a podcast

What connects a lot of people to the story of Jesus is His past, present, and future acts of sacrificial love. What I heard in the podcast is the people of this podcast living that sacrificial love out in such vulnerable and real ways. This story brings you in on the evil atrocities that go on in this world and it connects us to the hearts of people that are going out and fighting that evil. Such hard situations to hear, but these stories must be told to inspire others to join along in the fight against trafficking in our world. Multiple times during the podcast I found myself in tears. I found myself hurting for those children. Those poor, real, hurting, enslaved children. As a parent, I imagined being in the shoes of the children’s parents and having the feeling of hopelessness. I thought about my kids being stolen away to be abused like that. My God. The horror. But these stories need to be shared so people can connect to them and fight against this evil. Thank you to all involved at Exodus Road for being the hands and feet of Jesus. Thank you for sharing Christ’s sacrificial love with those children and all others you make contact with. Thank you for being the light in very dark places.

I learned of The Exodus Road several years ago, and heard a brief version of the story of its beginning, along with many stories of rescue, but never have I heard anything that compares to this podcast. Hearing the emotion, the commitment, and the heart in the voice of the co-founder is truly moving. Imagining, as he does, that these children are ones of our own, our friends, our neighbors should bring you to tears. It should bring you to action.

Hard to hear but so, so good and important.

So many people need to hear more stories like this. Justice is in the hands of the ordinary, people like you and me. There is no special qualification to help another human. Can’t wait for the next episode.

Eyes opened. Thank you for sharing the reality of trafficking...the rawness. I am looking forward to more!

Inspirational, convicting but yet so indescribably heavy and sad. Thank you for your incredible work and passion to love others. As well for your vulnerability and raw honesty to share your work with us.

Such a powerful and impactful telling of how TER began. I can’t wait to listen and hear more. Inspired to find ways to support this mission of rescue.

A great insightful podcast that opens eyes to the harsh realities of this world. The Exodus Road makes it easy to become educated on human trafficking and become part of the solution.

Standing in the path of evil. “Rescue the weak and needy, deliver them from the hand of the wicked.” Ps.82:4

Wow, the intentionality of this organization really shines through in this episode. As someone who has followed The Exodus Road for a bit, it was incredible to hear this story of their first rescue. Thank you Parker’s and all involved in rescue!

It’s so inspiring to hear the journey of the founder’s story of The Exodus Road. Looking forward to learning more and supporting their cause!

So proud of the team at TER who worked so hard to put this together. It is an honor to work alongside you.

I've followed The Exodus Road's work for years and this new podcast, Until All Are Free, is such an incredible project as it brings listeners behind the scenes and shares incredibly important and impactful stories from the front lines. I'm so grateful to know that people are out there doing this good work fighting human trafficking around the world. This podcast is honestly riveting and helps me learn so much! 100% worth a listen!

For a couple of years now, I have followed Exodus Road and their incredible work of fighting for justice. No doubt, they are passionate and commited. It so cool to see that they have created a podcast to share their mission with a broader audience, and the debut has me stoked for future content. Thank you, Exodus Road!

Here is a present day Hudson Taylor in China or Amy Carmichael in India-a true pioneer pushing back the darkness of a hideous evil of our day. Thank you, Matt Parker, for sharing this compelling story with honesty, courage, and great sacrifice as you seek the vulnerable among us. We are proud to know and support The Exodus Road.

As a survivor of just one abuser I’ve always been sensitive to human trafficking and it’s unfortunate reach throughout the world. This organization and its story is a true example of the difference between feeling sad about something and actually turning those feelings into action. I look forward to its continued successful missions and work as well as it’s success in spreading awareness of human trafficking so more and more traffickers can begin to feel what too many innocents have felt for years.

This podcast was so well worth listening to. Thank you for sharing. I travel to Thailand and Cambodia for my mission helping families living in extreme poverty in poverty-stricken villages surrounding Siem Reap. I have also witnessed very young girls and boys walking down the street in Thailand with older men. Just breaks my heart. Thank you for this excellent podcast. You are doing God’s work....thank you for rescuing these children.

This is the story of an amazing journey that most people would never imagine trying to attempt! I challenge anyone to listen to this story of courage and not be moved to do something! Be a part of the fight!

The message here is so vital and it is a privilege to be welcomed into this story. Thank you for making this!

Really interesting to hear how and why The Exodus Road was created — and to learn details of how they operate. The transparency in what is shared is so compelling, and the stories of survivors are both heartbreaking and beautiful. Not easy to hear, but important that we do.

Such a powerful story of freedom and rescue. I felt SO incredibly moved by hearing the real and very authentic narrative of The Exodus Road and what modern-day human trafficking looks like. I look forward to hearing so much more!