Comfort's blindness, vigilance, and what survivors never got to learn

The hosts and Nate talk about the blindness of comfortable American Christianity and the need to deliberately force their eyes open to where light needs to go. Nate notes the Iowa Department of Transportation stat he found — nearly 8,000,000 cars on Iowa roads yearly, so even 1 percent traffickers would mean 80,000 cars carrying human slaves — and that the average age of entry is 11 to 14. They discuss how survivors miss formative schooling and basic life skills, which is why a long-term 'hab' matters: Wings of Refuge is not a 30-, 60-, or 90-day program; it stays until exploitation has ended. A comedy-bit aside detours through the movie Funny Farm.