Is your kid's phone showing them porn?

Three in four US teens have seen online pornography, and the average age of first exposure is reported at 12 to 13. Phones, tablets and school laptops make access easy, and age checks are still uneven.

In this episode, LeRon "Big Ellie" Gaskins talks about a conversation at a cigar lounge in Kennesaw, GA that started it all, and why curiosity plus easy access plus a "porn positive" culture is a risky mix for teens. He covers unrealistic expectations about sex, artificial intimacy and parasocial relationships, OnlyFans and AI chatbots, and what sending nudes can do to a teen's reputation.

He also walks through what a Georgia visitor sees when they open two adult sites, with no VPN, even though 27 states now require age verification. Then he gives parents a practical starting point: have the hard conversations.

This episode is for parents and caregivers. It discusses adult content and includes a news clip about a serious court case involving children. Listener discretion is advised.

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Watch the video and see the full news clip link at BrokenTraditions.com.