Not On My Watch
Not On My Watch is a solutions-focused podcast spotlighting the Americans who refuse to stand by while the future of our children, our families, and our nation is under pressure.
Hosted by Journalist April Moss, the show highlights everyday heroes — mothers, fathers, community leaders, educators, authors, journalists, and public servants — who are taking action at the local level to protect children, preserve constitutional liberties, and defend the foundational values that built America.
From confronting child exploitation and trafficking to pushing back against ideological infiltration in schools, government, and culture, Not On My Watch focuses on what citizens can do — and what Americans across the country are already doing, to restore truth, strengthen families, and rebuild strong communities rooted in faith, responsibility, and freedom.
Each episode features conversations with thought leaders, advocates, and courageous individuals working on the front lines of cultural, civic, and moral renewal. This is a show about action, courage, and solutions.
When informed, engaged citizens stand together, the next generation is protected.
This podcast is powered by America's Future, Inc. a 501c3 non profit dedicated to educating Americans, preserving American exceptionalism and activating the citizenry.
Not On My Watch
Surviving the Music Industry: Trafficking, Healing & the Fight for Accountability
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Surviving the Music Industry: Trafficking, Healing & the Fight for Accountability
Featuring Ilonka Deaton
In this powerful episode of Not On My Watch, host April Moss sits down with survivor, advocate, and recording artist Ilonka Deaton, who shares her journey of overcoming six years of trafficking within the music industry and dedicating her life to protecting others from exploitation.
Deaton reveals how trafficking often hides behind influence, opportunity, and institutional protection — and why the fight to defend children must include cultural courage, parental vigilance, and legal accountability. Ilonka brings both lived experience and policy expertise to the front lines of reform, including testimony before judiciary committees and survivor-informed legal advocacy that has reached the United States Supreme Court.
Ilonka also discusses how God brought healing and restoration through faith and her music.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How trafficking operates inside systems of power and silence
- What parents must know about grooming and manipulation tactics
- The connection between trafficking, pornography, and cultural breakdown
- Why legal reforms and institutional accountability are essential to protecting children
- How survivors can find healing, identity, and freedom through faith
Read More: This episode is produced by America’s Future Project Defend & Protect Our Children (PDPC). Subscribe to the PDPC Bulletin for critical updates, parental tools, and ways to take action in your community.
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